Atomic-Structure

Classroom rules
1.Minimize your voice during class

discussion.
2.Listen Attentively.
A JOURNEY INTO
STRUCTURE
PICTURE
ANALYSIS: FACE
CHANGE!
Instructions:
• Analyze the following pictures

presented then try to figure out
what does the picture mean.
CROSS WORD
PUZZLE!
Instructions:
• The class will be grouped into two
(2) teams.
• Using the clues, fill in the crossword
puzzle with the correct words.
• Each group will answer on the board.
Word Bank
atomic number Protons
electrons neutrons atomic mass
DOWN ACROSS
1. Negatively charged particles that 3. The average mass of an atom of an
orbit the nucleus of an atom. element, considering all its isotopes
2. The number of protons in the and their relative abundances.
nucleus of an atom, defining the 4. Positively charged particles found
element’s identity. in the nucleus of an atom.
5. Particles in the nucleus of an atom
that have no charge, contributing to
its atomic mass.
“How Charged Are
You? A Subatomic
Dice Game.”
Instructions:
• Pass the dice until it stops.
• Define what subatomic particle is in the dice.
“Atom
Builders”
Instructions:
• With the same teams of group 1 and group 2.
• Complete the data table.
• Find the chemical symbol of elements.
• Determine the protons and electrons by finding the atomic
number.
• To find the neutrons subtract the atomic mass and atomic
number.
• Assemble your atom according to given elements.
• Violet represents the Electrons, Blue represents the Neutrons,
and Green represents the Protons.
• Use the toothpick to connect the Subatomic particles.
Name Chemical Atomic Atomic No. No. No.
of Elements Sysmbol Mass Number of protons of neutrons of electrons
1. Carbon 12 6
2. Lithium 7 3
Carbon (C)
• Carbon is the basis
for organic
chemistry, as it
occurs in all living
organisms.
Carbon (C)
• Carbon is a nonmetal that can
bond with itself and many
other chemical elements,
forming over ten million
compounds.
Lithium (Li)
• classed as an
alkali metal.
• the lightest of the
solid elements
Name Chemical Atomic Atomic No. No. No.
of Elements Symbol Mass Number of protons of neutrons of electrons
1. Carbon C 12 6 6 6 6
2. Lithium Li 7 3 3 4 3
Inquiry
Questions
What is an atom?
the basic unit a chemical element, the
smallest unit of an element.
The central part of the atom is the
nucleus. What is a nucleus?
a positively charged center of the atom,

consisting of protons and neutrons.
What are the characteristics of
protons, neutrons, and electrons?
-- Protonis a positively charged

particles found in the nucleus of
an atom.
Which atom has the largest
number of protons, neutrons, and
electrons?
Carbon has the largest number of
protons, neutrons, and electrons.
How did you determine the number of
protons, neutrons, and electrons of a neutral
atom?
In determining the number of protons, neutrons, and
electrons. The number of protons and electrons is the
atomic number. The number of neutrons determined by
subtracting the atomic mass and the atomic number.
Is an atom becomes an ion when it gains
or loses protons?
Yes, when an atom loses or gains electrons, it becomes
an ion. When there are more electrons, it becomes
negative change called anion and when there are lesser
electrons than protons it becomes positively charged
called cation.
Atomic mass or
Atomic Number
atomic weight
Symbol
Name
Atomic Composition
Table Completion!
Instructions:
• You are going to determine the
atomic number, atomic mass and
chemical symbol using periodic
table.
• Complete the table below by
supplying the missing parts.
• You will be given ten minutes to
perform your activity.
Name of Chemical Atomic Atomic Protons Neutrons Electrons
Elements Symbol Number Mass
Potassium 39 20
Calcium
20 20
Titanium 48 22
Vanadium 23 28
Manganese 30 25
Atomic Trivia Challenge!
Instructions:
• Divide students into 2 teams.
• Teams take turns in answering
questions.
• Award points for correct answers,
and the team with the most points at
the end wins.
• The atomic number of an element
is equal to the number of protons in
its nucleus.
TRU
2. The nucleus contains the protons and
the neutrons.
TRU
3. Neutrons have negative charge.
FALS
4. The mass number of an atom is
equal to the sum of its protons and
electrons.
FALS
5. Electrons are located in the
nucleus of an atom.
FALS
6. The atomic mass of an element as
always a whole number.
FALS
7. An atom becomes an ion when it
gains or loses protons.
FALS
8. Electrons do not contribute to the
mass number of an atom.
FALS
9. The number of electrons in neutral
atom is equal to the atomic number.
TRU
10. Neutrons are responsible for the
chemical properties of an atom.
TRU
Quote: Particle
Perspective!
Instruction:
• Think and make about real-life
situations, emotions, that are
parallel to the characteristics of
the chosen particle ( protons,
neutrons, and electrons) and
see the criteria below.
Criteria:
Originality – 10pts
Content – 10pts
______________________
TOTAL – 20 pts
Thank you for listening!

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Classroom rules

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• Analyze the following pictures

a positively charged center of the atom,

-- Protonis a positively charged

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