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    This document outlines learning targets and supporting targets for understanding atomic theory. The long term target is for students to be able to create Bohr models and Lewis dot structures for any of the first 20 elements using the periodic table. There are 6 supporting targets that include identifying subatomic particles, their properties, locating atomic number and mass on the periodic table, identifying electron configurations for the first three energy levels, using Lewis dot structures to identify valence electrons, and using a quantum apartment complex analogy to model atoms.

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    This document outlines learning targets and supporting targets for understanding atomic theory. The long term target is for students to be able to create Bohr models and Lewis dot structures for any of the first 20 elements using the periodic table. There are 6 supporting targets that include identifying subatomic particles, their properties, locating atomic number and mass on the periodic table, identifying electron configurations for the first three energy levels, using Lewis dot structures to identify valence electrons, and using a quantum apartment complex analogy to model atoms.

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    This document outlines learning targets and supporting targets for understanding atomic theory. The long term target is for students to be able to create Bohr models and Lewis dot structures for any of the first 20 elements using the periodic table. There are 6 supporting targets that include identifying subatomic particles, their properties, locating atomic number and mass on the periodic table, identifying electron configurations for the first three energy levels, using Lewis dot structures to identify valence electrons, and using a quantum apartment complex analogy to model atoms.

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    Learning Target 2: Atomic Theory

    Chemistry 1
    Score Targets
    I can model the structure of an atom using an electron configuration for
    4 any of the first 20 elements.
    Long Term Target:
    3 I can use the periodic table to create Bohr models and Lewis Dot
    Structures for any of the first 20 elements.
    2 Date Supporting Targets: Page #

    2.1. I can list the three different types of subatomic


    particles and identify the location of each in atom.

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    2.2. I can describe the charge and the mass of each
    subatomic particle.

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    2.3. I can locate the atomic mass and atomic number for
    any element on the periodic table.

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    2.4. I can identify how many electrons can be held in the
    first three energy levels.

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    2.5 I can use a Lewis Dot and identify the number of
    valence electrons for any of the first 20 elements.

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    2.6. I can use the quantum apartment complex analogy to
    build a model of an atom.

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    1 Partial success on some of the above supporting targets

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