Each member of your team should open the links and complete the jigsaw to reveal the scientist
1 house point each for the first team to identify the names of all 6 scientists correctly
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Scientist 1. https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/0ef36ae73281c83
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Scientist 2. https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/90ce52aceb47329
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Scientist 3. https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/dd9f25be2ad6c21
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Scientist 4. https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/2c1edd6ecd17d17
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Scientist 5. https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/3a7e78f17cbb8bd
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Scientist 6. https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/ac89607d46b0ebb
15 minutes maximum
Name of atomic model:
1
3
Each should write down an idea or fact about the atom model
Draw a picture of your atom model:
2
4
As a group explain to the other groups details about the atom model:
Use google searching or chatGPT to help you find the information to complete the table.
This information will help you to make your timeline of the Atom model
Scientist
Rutherford
Bohr
Thompson
Chadwick
Dalton
Schrodinger
Country
Town/City
Flag
Nationality
Model name
Quantum Mechanical Model: Erwin
Schrödinger
1.
Electrons don’t move around the nucleus in
orbits.
2.
Electrons exist in specific energy levels as a
cloud.
3.
The electron cloud is the region of negative
charges, which surrounds the nucleus.
4.
Orbital : The region with a high probability of
containing electrons.
Now make your individual timeline of the atom models using all the information you have collected.
Your timeline should be made on a google slide or other suitable app.
Organise your timeline so that it is clear and easy to follow.
You should include the scientist names, dates, model name, picture of the model, picture of scientist,
Country flag and some facts about each model
John Dalton
Atomic Model
1804
Small indivisible
solid spheres
Can’t be divided,
created or
destroyed
Identical atoms
in an element