Part 1: Fill in the blanks to complete the element key.

Hint: the answer to this shows the

number of should be protons, electrons or neutrons and the answer to it is also known as
the should be the name of that specific measurement.

This shows the number of

_______________________________
This shows the name
It is also known as the of the element

_______________________________ This shows the symbol

of the element
This shows the number of
_______________________________

It is also known as the

_______________________________

Part 2: Calculate the following information about a carbon atom

# of protons: # of electrons: # of neutrons:

Part 3: Fill in the boxes to
complete the atom key.

Part 4: Choose the element that has the same number as your table. Identify the number of
protons, neutrons and electrons in it and draw the atom (in your journal).
1. Lithium 4. Nitrogen 7. Neon
2. Beryllium 5. Oxygen
3. Boron 6. Fluorine

Part 5: Construct a model of your atom using clay and toothpicks. Make sure to differentiate
between protons, neutrons, and electrons by carving + and signs into the clay.