DO NOW Calculate the density: Mass = 15g Volume = 5cm³ Mass = 60g Volume = 4mL Mass = 300g Volume = 30cm³ Mass = 64g Volume = 8cm³ Mass = 250mg Volume.

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DO NOW Calculate the density: Mass = 15g Volume = 5cm³ Mass = 60g Volume = 4mL Mass = 300g Volume = 30cm³ Mass = 64g Volume = 8cm³ Mass = 250mg Volume = 25mL

KWL Chart Fill out the first two columns of the KWL chart o What do I know about the Periodic Table? o What do I want to learn about the Periodic Table?

BrainPop Tim & Moby will teach us about the Periodic Table

KWL Table Fill out the last column o What did I learn about the Periodic Table? o Turn it in!

Identify/Explain Fill out the Identify/Explain worksheet Use your Periodic Table if needed! Turn it in when finished

Element Crossword Complete the crossword puzzle Use your Periodic Table to help you Finish at home if you don’t get done in class

Element Bingo Numbers will be called Use your Periodic Table to figure out the name of the element with that number Cover the element on your BINGO sheet Raise your hand if you get 5 in a row There are prizes for getting a BINGO!

For Tuesday Finish the Identify/Element worksheet and Element Crossword if you didn’t finish in class Read Chapter 3 Sections 2 and answer the Section Review Questions