Periodic games

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 3

Periodic games

YOUR TEACHERS:

Chris Witteveen

Jelger van der Weg

Matthijs Veening

What are we going to do today?

- Some instruction (As little as possible)

- A introductory puzzle

- A quiz

- Another puzzle (if we have time)

- Have fun?

Why Periodic Games?

Your Key goals:

● Kan helder geschreven, ondubbelzinnige instructies begrijpen.

• Kan gedetailleerde beschrijvingen geven van bekende onderwerpen binnen het eigen interessegebied.

• Kan formulieren waarin meer informatie gevraagd wordt, gedetailleerd invullen.

• Kan een helder gestructureerde lezing over een vertrouwd onderwerp begrijpen en aantekeningen maken van punten die hem of haar belangrijk voorkomen, ook al neigt hij of zij ertoe zich te concentreren op de woorden zelf en daardoor sommige informatie te missen.

Introductory assignment

What: Fill in the handout

How: In pairs

Help:  Ask your neighbour and then the teacher

Time: 10 minutes

Result: A better idea of what the Periodic system looks like

Done?: See if you can help another pair

Periodic Quiz

What: Fill in the answers on your phone

How: Individually

Help: For technical difficulties ask Jelger or Matthijs

Time: +- 10 minutes

Result: A better idea of what the Periodic system looks like

Done?: N/A

Which elements are also a fish?

1. 2 Sodium
2. Oxigen and Calcium
3. Uranium
4. Lithium

Which molecule is the main cause of climate change?

1. Carbondioxide
2. H2O
3. Uranium
4. Sodiumhypobromide

What is the first Element on the periodic table and why?

1. Hydrogen because it's common.
2. Hydrogen because it is the lightest.
3. Helium because it's the lightest.
4. Gold because it's pretty.

Which elements are noble gases?

1. Helium and Carbon
2. Krypton and Gold
3. Argon and Hydrogen
4. Helium and Argon

Which group is the most reactive?

1. Alkali metals
2. Noble gases
3. Basic Metals
4. Lanthanides

Which element has the most shells?

1. Hydrogen
2. Gold
3. Uranium
4. Sodium

Which group is the most common electricity conductor?

1. Basic Metals
2. Noble Gases
3. Alkaline Earth
4. Gold

Where does the periodic table split?

1. Just at 57
2. Just at 89
3. None of these.
4. Both of these.

Bonus assignment?

What: Make as many words as you can.

How: In groups of 5

Help: Ask the teacher

Time: +/- 7 minutes

Result: A list of words you can make with the periodic table

Done?: Make the longest word you can.