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NAZARETH SCHOOL OF NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
SY 2013-2014
FIRST GRADING PERIOD
LESSON PLAN No.3
GRADE 9 CHEMISTRY

|UNIT TITLE: The Periodic Table of Elements |
|LESSONS COVERED: Development of the Periodic Table, Arrangement of the Elements, Metals, Nomnetals and Metaloids |
|WEEKS COVERED: August 15-16, August 19-21 |
|DESIGNER: Ms. Raissa Ann A. Carasig |
|Stage 1- Desired Results |
|Established Goals: |
|Students can… |
| |
|Describe the early classification of elements. |
|Explain how elements in a period of the periodic table are arranged. |
|Describe how the elements in a group or chemical family are arranged.
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