This quick and fun starter activity will help students gain familiarity with the layout and meaning of the symbols in the periodic table.
Use as an engagement activity in lessons from the AQA GCSE Chemistry 4.1.2/ Periodic table.
Only do 2 films at a time, save more for next lesson.
Most school diaries have a periodic table, and students must use if to find out the title of the film. Otherwise give student a copy of the periodic table.
This resources also gives you an opportunity to talk a briefly about the F block elements, mostly found in the late 20th century, and the most infamous or important being Uranium and Plutonium.
Slide 2 is an example for you to run with the class
Slide 3 Mama mia
Slide 4 Frozen
Slide 5 Sky fall
Slide 6 The Hobbit
Slide 7 Zootropolis
Slide 8 the Martian
Use as an engagement activity in lessons from the AQA GCSE Chemistry 4.1.2/ Periodic table.
Only do 2 films at a time, save more for next lesson.
Most school diaries have a periodic table, and students must use if to find out the title of the film. Otherwise give student a copy of the periodic table.
This resources also gives you an opportunity to talk a briefly about the F block elements, mostly found in the late 20th century, and the most infamous or important being Uranium and Plutonium.
Slide 2 is an example for you to run with the class
Slide 3 Mama mia
Slide 4 Frozen
Slide 5 Sky fall
Slide 6 The Hobbit
Slide 7 Zootropolis
Slide 8 the Martian
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