Periodic Table Foldable - Hobbs Freshman High School
Periodic Table Foldable – Use your notes / book
1. Fold construction paper as shown: (3 folds total)
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2. With all 3 folds folded, do the following:
• On the vertical fold, draw up/down arrows and label it group / family on the OUTSIDE of flap.
• On the horizontal fold, draw left/right arrows and label it period on the OUTSIDE of flap.
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3. On the large flap to the right of the group / family fold, draw a box to indicate the box on a periodic table. Put the following in the box:
a. Atomic number – include definition
b. Element Name – choose any element
c. Symbol – use for the element chosen
d. Atomic mass (atomic weight) – include definition
4. INSIDE of group/family flap – repeat arrows, label again group / family AND define.
5. INSIDE of period flap – repeat arrow, label again period AND define.
6. INSIDE of foldable – USE drawn outline of the periodic table: HIGHLIGHT stair-step division and NUMBER the 18 groups/families and 7 periods.
7. LABEL and DEFINE or DESCRIBE(w/ properties from notes) the following on your periodic table outline:
*Alkali Metal Family *Alkaline Earth Metal Family * Halogen Family
* Noble/Inert Gas Family *Metals * Non-metals * Metalloids
* Transition metals (transition elements) including Actinide series
* Rare-Earth Metals (Lanthanide)
USE COLOR!
BE NEAT!
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