atomic properties

Atomic properties include atomic and mass numbers, atomic weight and radius, electronegativity, ionization energy, and electron affinity.

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Atom character with her dog, Electron
// Tuesday, April 13, 2021 Rajasree Swaminathan
I am a 7th grade teacher who has been teaching a semester of physics and a semester of chemistry at the Harker School in San Jose, CA for the last twenty years. Early on in my career, I made a few observations based on the reactions of my students when I introduced the periodic table of elements to them. 
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// Friday, March 15, 2019 Erica K. Jacobsen
Even after my kids move out of the house, the toy/game closet will remain. Sure, I could say it’s just for any grandchildren that may eventually come into our lives, but that’s not all. The closet also pays off in classroom possibilities.
lego element symbols
// Thursday, April 5, 2018 Tom Kuntzleman
This past March, I ran a multi-day poll on Twitter that was designed to be a fun way to determine the “best” element on the periodic table. I’m sharing about the poll here on ChemEdX in case others might want to try something similar in their classrooms.
Isotopes Matter Interactive Periodic Table
// Sunday, October 9, 2016 Michelle Okroy
After receiving positive feedback from Peter Mahaffy, the IUPAC project co-chair of Isotopes Matter, I decided to add an additional component to the original isotope assignment I posted.
Isotopes Matter
// Monday, September 5, 2016 Michelle Okroy
The first unit of chemistry, no matter your content sequence, is an opportunity to use formative assessments to identify student prior knowledge. In addition, this is also a time for your students to get an idea of your instructional approach and how they will be participating in class.