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Research Paper on The Periodic Table

Students are going to write a research paper with the focus on "What is the Periodic Table?"
Some questions that should be answered in the paper included the following;

1. What is the Periodic Table?
2. Why was it created?
3. How has the table changed over time?
4. Explain what groups are? Explain periods on the periodic table.
5. What is on the Element key?
6. Why is Hydrogen not located with the Noble gases?
7. Compare and contrast the families on the table.

Students will answer the questions on a separate piece of paper for their information research. Sources must be included with each question.

After their research students will write the paper about the information they found. Students can use heading titles before each paragraph in the paper to establish organization. The last page of the paper will be the Bibliography (their sources).

Paper is due on Friday, March 2.

Homework reminder

Don't forget to hand in your Periodic Table drawing or your 5 element PowerPoint assignment. They were due Feb 22!!

Computer Assignment PowerPoint

Take this survey first http://mcps.k12.mi.us/education/components/scrapbook/default.php?sectionid=3

You are to create a PowerPoint about different elements on the Periodic Table.

1. Select 5 elements from the P.T



2. Create a PowerPoint presentation to explain these elements you chose.



3. Find a SMALL picture of the element if it's available
   



4. Include physical properties of the element (description of what the element
   looks like, density, melting point, state of matter, metal, non-metal, hardness...etc...)



5. Include chemical properties of the element (description of how the element
   reacts with other elements such as: whether an element is corrosive,
   combustible, or flammable)



6. Include the element's group number and family name



7. Name some commonly identified molecules with this element in it. Give
   historical information:
   Who discovered it?
   Where was it discovered?
   When was it discovered?
   What are it's uses?



8. YOU NEED 3 DIFFERENT SOURCES OF INFORMATION FOR EACH ELEMENT. iNCLUDE THE SOURCES FOR THE ELEMENT ON EACH SLIDE