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Level 3 |
I can name some elements and represent these by symbols; distinguish between symbols for elements and formulae for compounds; I can identify elements whose properties do not fit the general pattern of metals and non-metals. I can begin to represent compounds by formulae. |
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Level 4 |
I know that materials can look different but contain the same element. |
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Level 5 |
I can recognise that there is a small number of elements shown on periodic table and name some of these. I know elements contain one type of particle called atoms. I can explain that compounds are made when atoms of different elements join together. I can begin to use symbols for elements and to represent reactions in word equations. I know that materials can be pure (all the same element or compound), or a mixture (of elements/compounds). |
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Level 6 |
I can relate positions of metals + non-metals in periodic table. I understand that specific compounds are made when elements react (and the properties of the products can be different from those of the consistent elements). |
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| Level 7 | Given a symbol equation I am able to write the word equation. |