ELEMENT BABY BOOK PROJECT PROCEDURES AND EXAMPLE

ELEMENT BABY BOOK PROJECTPROCEDURES AND EXAMPLE

CONGRATULATIONS!

INTRODUCTION

• In this project you will adopt an element from the periodic table.

• As the proud new parent of your element, you will create a baby book to remember each stage of your element’s life.

• This project is worth 100 points!

• Some parts will be completed in class others done at home

HOW AND WHEN?When:

• Introduction: 11-12-15

• Class work: 11-13-15, 11-16-15, 11-17-15, 11-18-15, 11-19-15

• Final Project due Date: Friday 11-20-15

• Presentation (small group): 11-20-15

Time line:

• Research, Cover Page, pg 1 – 11-16-15 (homework)

• Page 2 & 3– 11-16-15

• Page 4 & 5 – 11-17-15

• Page 6 & 7 – 11-18-15

• Final touches, ask someone to look it over –11-19-15

PROCESS• Use the resources listed on your handout

• avoid Wikipedia

• During this process remember to include:

• Color

• Neatness

• Check spelling and grammar

• Fill the pages

• Be creative!!!

COVER PAGE 2.5PTS.

•Name of element (the name you gave it + element)

•Picture of the element

•Decorative cover – colored, nice looking

COVER PAGE (POOR) EXAMPLE

BETTER EXAMPLE

Harry Hydrogen

BIRTH CERTIFICATE 20PTS• Name (name of the element) Harry Hydrogen

• Nickname (symbol) H

• Birth Date (date element discovered) 1766

• Birth Weight (atomic Mass) 1.01 amu

• Birth Height (atomic number) 1

• Race (type of element- metal, non-metal, metalloid) non-metal

• Physician in Attendance (discoverer) Henry Cavendish

• Gender (state of matter at room temperature) Gas

• Place of birth (country of discovery)Britain

• Address Period (Group number + Group Name + drive, street, road, etc.)

• 1-1 No Group Drive, Santee, CA 92071

• Signature of Parent (that’s you!)

• Make it look professional (border, seal of approval, etc...)

BIRTH CERTIFICATE EXAMPLESFIND A STYLE YOU LIKE AND COPY IT WITH YOUR ELEMENTS INFO. (GOOGLE IMAGES) OR TYPE IT IN YOURSELF TO A WORD DOCUMENT OR DRAW ONE.

BIRTH CERTIFICATEThis is to certify that

Harry HydrogenBirth Weight : 1.01 amu Birth Height: 1

Race: Non-Metal Gender: Gas Nickname: HAddress: 1-1 No group Drive, Santee, CA 92071

Was born in the year of 1766 in the country of Britain.

Physician in attendance was Henry CavendishSignature of Parent: Mrs. Register

BABY ULTRASOUND 10 PTS.

• Create a Bohr model of your Element (must be created by you!!)

•Make sure to include the correct number of protons, neutrons and electrons

• Correctly identify the electron configuration of your element (this should be written on the page)

EITHER MODEL IS ACCEPTABLE

FAMILY TREE 10 PTS.

•Create a family tree to place with following information.

• Family name (name of the group it belongs to alkali metals, halogens, etc.)

•Brothers and sisters (names of the group members)

• For each brother and sister include their electron dot configuration

FAMILY TREE EXAMPLES

I am using this family as an example, because Hydrogen doesn’t have a family

Na K RbCs

FrLi

The Alkali Metal Family, Group I

Alaki Metals

ELEMENT FRIENDS 12 PTS.

• Explain who your element baby likes to hand around

• Find 3 common molecules your element is in

•Draw a picture showing all the elements in that molecule

• State the properties of each molecules (what does it do) in a creative way

•Draw a picture of each molecule showing a common use or property are way it interacts with the world

I’m a water molecule! I have 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. You can find me all over the world. I’m really good at sticking with other water molecules and I’m not very reactive at all.

Example

ELEMENT’S 1ST BABY PICTURE

•Draw a picture of your element in a way that shows its real-life uses.

ELEMENTS PERSONALITY 10PTS.• In story, cartoon, poem, song, comic or

other creative way to show your baby’s personality

•Color

•Density

•Boiling Point

•Melting Point

• Something interesting about the history of your element baby or about what it does.

MY BABY’S PERSONALITY •Baby hydrogen is colorless and has no

odor (which is good for his mommies nose). He isn’t very dense at 0.000082 g/cm-³. He’s very chill with a boiling point of -252.879°C or -423.182°F. He won’t melt on you if you take his ice cream at -259.16°C or -434.49°F. But overall he’s a great baby and once he was even used to fly huge airships. That was until they discovered he lights on fire really easy and stopped using him.