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Atoms, Molecules, Elements, and Compounds model

Last updated almost 7 years ago

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Use beads and pipecleaners to model atoms and molecules

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Take a picture of an atom represented by your models. Write a sentence explaining why this is a model of an atom.

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Take a picture of one molecule represented by your models. Write a sentence describing how you know that it is a molecule.

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Create two molecules, one that is an element and one that is a compound. Write a sentence describing why they are both molecules and why one is an element, while the other is a compound.

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Create two molecules of water. Create a key showing which color bead is each element.

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Create this model representing the formula below, and make a key identifying your elements.

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Create a model representing the formula below, and a key to identify the elements.

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Create a model representing the formula below, and a key to identify the elements.

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Create a model representing the formula below, and a key to identify the elements.