This document contains instructions for a science lesson on elements, compounds, and mixtures. Students are asked to: 1) Complete notes and an initialed lab worksheet on the differences between elements, compounds, and mixtures. 2) Finish a Venn diagram comparing elements, compounds, and mixtures. 3) Turn in the completed notes and lab worksheet the next day along with STAR cards for a quiz on Friday.

1. You Will Need:
1. Pencil/Pen
2. Pick up - Elements, Compounds
and Mixtures – BOOKSHELF 1
pages, 2 sides – Pgs 5 & 6
3. We have one more sheet to this
packet to pick up tomorrow.

2. STAR Cards #1-30
1.Due Friday at the
beginning of class
2.Quiz #1 on cards #1-30 on
Friday

3. 1. We know the definition of Element,
Compounds & Mixtures
2. What do their particles look like?

4. 1. Materials Managers: Pick up one
supply bag for your table
2. Separate and Layout 6 small zip
lock bags labeled, ELEMENT,
COMPOUND, MIXTURE
3. Unload screws, bolts and washers
in the middle of the table.

5. Can you create your own?
1) 2 different samples of Elements
2) 2 different samples of Compounds
3) 2 different samples of Mixtures
A. Mixture of Elements,
B. Mixture of Compounds or
C. Mixture of Elements and Compounds
Make sure to have your lab sheet initialed

6. 1. For most substances, increasing
temperature increases the amount of
solubility. (direct relationship)
2. For some substances, increasing
temperature decreases the amount of
solubility. (indirect relationship)

7. EXAMPLE: Which salt is the least soluble at 50 degrees
Celsius?
KClO3

8. Example: At 30 degrees C, how much KNO3 will
dissolve in 200 g of water?
30 for 100 g of water 30 x 2 for 200 g of water 60 g

9. # Concept Element Compound Mixture
1 Basic Component is one type
of atom
9 Can be formed through
covalent or ionic bonding
11 A blending of two or more
substances
X

10. Element
Element &
Compound
Compound
s
All
Element &
Mixture
Mixture
Compound
s &
Mixtures
1

11. # Concept Element Compound Mixture
1 Basic Component is one type of
atom
9 Can be formed through
covalent or ionic bonding
11 A blending of two or more
substances
X
XX

12. Element
Element &
Compound
Compound
s
All
Element &
Mixture
Mixture
Compound
s &
Mixtures
1
9

13. # Concept Element Compound Mixture
1 Basic Component is one type of
atom
9 Can be formed through
covalent or ionic bonding
11 A blending of two or more
substances
X
X
X
X

14. Element
Element &
Compound
Compound
s
All
Element &
Mixture
Mixture
Compound
s &
Mixtures
1
9
11

15. 1) Complete all notes on
Worksheet
2) Make sure lab is initialed and
multiple choice questions
answered
3) There will be time in class to
work on Venn Diagram
Tomorrow Diagram

16. 1) Elements, Compounds and
Mixtures Notes and Lab due
tomorrow by the end of the
period – we have one more
page
2) STAR CARDS #1-30 DUE
Friday at the beginning of class.
Quiz on Friday.