Phet build an atom
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In this lesson students learn how to determine the number of different types of subatomic particles in atoms, what an isotope is, and how to calculate a weighted average. There are several resources that I utilize in this activity. I include bingo chips, string, paperclips, pipecleaners, and little plastic pieces. In order to engage students in the lesson I begin by having students revisit the model of the atom that they stared in the previous. As they speak about their models I will take their papers and place under the document camera so other students can see their models. In this model the student has gained the knowledge that there is an nucleus with protons and neutrons and electrons outside the nucleus in orbitals, but definitely shows the electrons as a Bohr model in exact orbits around the nucleus. In this section I introduce students to the idea of how we can determine the number of subatomic particles in an atom through using atomic number and atomic mass. I use the Bohr model of the atom to show students how to draw models reflecting the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons. At this point I do not have students worry about where they put the electrons. Here is a of one student's filled in notes. Some students get confused when doing examples when they see the atomic mass. I make sure to stress to students to round to the nearest whole number before they subtract atomic number from atomic mass. In this next section of the lesson students are given time to explore three isotopes of Hydrogen to help them determine the definition of an isotope. Students do this using the top half of the phet build an atom page of their My goal is that students are able to determine that all isotopes have the same number of protons, same number of electrons, and same atomic number questions number 2 and 5. Additionally, they are to determine that isotopes have a differing number of neutrons and atomic mass questions 3 and 4. Over the years I found that students struggle with the concept of isotopes so this way of helping them figure out the definition on their own helps students to better remember the concept. As students complete the analysis I review answers on a blank copy of the graphic organizer and call on groups to help with the answers to the questions. As students answer I fill in the answers on the top part of the graphic organizer as can be seen in this. Here is a showing how this works in my classroom in terms of leading students in the process of discovering the definition of isotopes. I make sure to ask all group members for answers. This activity allows students to build atoms. I have questions that they answer on a to ensure that they understand what happens to atoms when you add protons, neutrons, and electrons. Although we have not yet discussed ions, this allows students to begin to see what would happen so it will make more sense when we phet build an atom back to it later in the unit. In this section of the lesson I help students deepen their understanding of isotopes through understanding the idea of weighted averages. I lead students using slides 12 - 17 on the and they fill in the second half and third page of the. I scaffold this lesson by having students first think phet build an atom normal straight averages through using examples of test results. I then go through examples of how to calculate weighted averages using the same test results, but with weights applied. This shows how I am able to scaffold new chemistry content using the idea of weighted averages. Phet build an atom this, I lead students through examples dealing with Chemistry. I help students a lot with the first problem, and then give them time to work through the other problems on their own and walk around to help out. As students complete each problem I go over answers on the board. Here is an of student work with answers to the questions. For the last part of class students have time to begin their. Any work they do not complete in class they will finish at home and bring in the next day when I will stamp and review. This is the to the homework. On the homework most students feel comfortable with calculating protons, neutrons, and electrons. The major area where students struggle is with calculating average atomic mass. I make sure to review the answers by going through examples on the board and stress that they just need to follow the steps that we went over in class. Although weighted averages is an important concept, it is not one that I end up testing students on.
