<p>This is a complete set of printable slides which go through the first 20 elements of the periodic table.</p> <p>Students are challenged to</p> <ol> <li>Count the number of electrons,</li> <li>Write the electron shell configuration,</li> <li>Name the element from a periodic table,</li> <li>Write the Chemical symbol for the element.</li> </ol> <p>This resource is designed for flipped / home learning.<br /> The question slides could be sent out initially.<br /> With the answer slides sent for self assessment at a later point.<br /> These slides also make a great daily Chemistry question which can be scheduled to be posted in advance.</p> <p>Happy identifying!</p>

<p>Key concepts related to the Periodic Table of Elements shown visually.</p> <p>Groups -<br /> Are displayed at the top, but also can be identified by the number of Xs on the coloured ring of the element (Outer shell).<br /> Groups of elements share the same colouring, with a darker colour denoting a larger element.</p> <p>Periods -<br /> Completed shells are displayed on the element, along with the number of electrons in that shell (GCSE level)<br /> The more completed shells an element has the darker the internal colour.</p> <p>States of matter -<br /> The colour of the outer ring of an element quickly shows if an element is a solid, liquid or a gas (or Unknown), at 25℃.</p> <p>Atomic Mass -<br /> Atomic Mass of the element is shown on a digital scale to help identify this number in comparison to the atomic number.</p> <p>This resource was based on the OCR GCSE Chemistry Gateway B specification. If there is demand for the remaining elements missing, these can be added to the resource.</p> <p>I hope this is a helpful resource in demystifying the Periodic Table. Enjoy!</p>

<p>This warm up has been tried, tested and improved using feedback from our wonderful pupils.</p> <p>It is a great way to get all pupils moving, practicing their movement skills and have an opportunity to think creatively.</p>

<p>This resource is designed to help visualize how contours appear in 3D.</p>