1. Word cloud
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Name three examples of compounds.
2. Slide
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Compounds are substances made up of two or more elements combined. Compounds have different physical and chemical properties than the elements that make up their composition. Compounds are everywhere; some common examples include water, salt, and air.
Compounds: What are they?
3. Slide
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Element: A substance made up of 1 type of atom. They cannot be broken down into any other substance by chemical means. Compound: A substance composed of two or more elements chemically joined together
Jotter Notes:
4. Slide
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The water we drink is mostly made up of two elements: hydrogen and oxygen (H2O). The periodic table of elements is made up of 118 different elements that can combine to form compounds. The most common compound in the world is hydrogen oxide, followed by sodium chloride (table salt).
Fun facts:
5. Drawings
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Complete the table below
6. Poll
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Is the picture below an element or compound
- Element
- Compound
7. Poll
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Is the picture below an element or compound
- Element
- Compound
8. Poll
60 seconds
Is the picture below an element or compound
- Element
- Compound
9. Poll
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Is the picture below an element or compound
- Element
- Compound
10. Poll
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Is the picture below an element or compound
- Element
- Compound
11. Drawings
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Draw / write: What are some examples of compounds that you are familiar with?
12. Open question
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What have you learned about compounds today?
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