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FRANCISCO - Metals and NonMetals

The document discusses the differences between metals and nonmetals. It provides examples of metals like copper, iron and gold and examples of nonmetals like oxygen, hydrogen and carbon. It also discusses metalloids that exhibit properties of both metals and nonmetals. The document aims to teach students to identify and differentiate metals and nonmetals.

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FRANCISCO - Metals and NonMetals

The document discusses the differences between metals and nonmetals. It provides examples of metals like copper, iron and gold and examples of nonmetals like oxygen, hydrogen and carbon. It also discusses metalloids that exhibit properties of both metals and nonmetals. The document aims to teach students to identify and differentiate metals and nonmetals.

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PRAYER

ATTENDANCE
1. Keep your cameras open.
2. Mute your mics unless you’re
called to recite.
3. Raise your hand before
reciting or asking something.
4. Be respectful and kind at all
times
METALS &
NONMETALS
Teacher Dani
LESSON OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:
Identify the properties that
makes up metals and nonmetals.
Differentiate between a metal and a
nonmetal.
Acids Let us Recall!

and
Bases
Acids and Bases

PH Level: <7 PH Level: >7


Acids and Bases
What are the differences?

Proton donors Proton Acceptors


Acids and Bases
What are the differences?

Proton donors Proton Acceptors

Acidic, therefore Corrosive, slippery


tastes sour to the touch
Periodic Table of Elements
METALS
Elements that are typically hard,
malleable, shiny, fusible, ductile.

They are very good conductors of


electricity and heat.
EXAMPLES OF METALS

Copper Iron Gold Aluminum


NONMETALS
Elements that lack metallic
attributes. They are dull-looking,
soft, transparent and brittle.

They are good insulators of


electricity and heat.
EXAMPLES OF NONMETALS

Oxygen Hydrogen Carbon Sulfur


METALLOIDS
Elements that exhibits both metallic
and non-metallic properties.

They are good insulators of


electricity and heat.
Let us Practice!

Rubber Tires
are?
Let us Practice!

Rubber Tires
are nonmetal.
Let us Practice!

Mirrors
are?
Let us Practice!

Mirrors
are
nonmetal.
Let us Practice!

Spoon and forks


are?
Let us Practice!

Spoon and forks are metals


Jamboard Activity: Classify Me!
REMEMBER!
METALS
01
Elements/materials exhibiting metallic properties.
Conductors

02 NONMETALS
Elements/materials that do not exhibit metallic
properties. Insulators.
EVALUATION

Take a picture of a random material inside


your home. List the properties it exhibits (if
it's shiny, dull, malleable, brittle, etc.) and
classify whether it's a metal or a nonmetal.
Upload it in our google classroom.

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