ELEMENT SALES BROCHURE
ELEMENT “SALES” BROCHUREYou are working in the advertising department of a chemical company and your job is to increase publicawareness about different elements. You will be in charge of advertising one of the more than 100elements that combine in a multitude of ways to produce compounds that make up all of the living andnonliving things that are found on Earth.Your task is to create a six-panel brochure (designed on a computer) that highlights the importantinformation about the element that has been assigned to you.The brochure must be colorful, neat, and contain the following required information: element name,element symbol, atomic number, atomic mass, drawing of the atom, periodic table location, melting point,boiling point, natural state of the element (solid, liquid, gas), density, physical appearance, type ofelement, origin of element’s name, name of person/persons who discovered the element, date ofdiscovery, five common uses of element, seven interesting facts about the element, your advertisingagency name, your name, and date.See attached brochure template to see how to place the information on the brochure. If you don’t knowhow to make a brochure using, follow these instructions.Brochure Layout1. Open a Word Office document.2. Using the toolbar at top of page, choose File and then choose New.3. You will see some options to choose from. Click on Templates in list.4. Click on Brochures and Booklets. Make you choice and download to begin.You will be creating 2 pages, which will ultimately be pasted/printed-back to back, resulting in a tri-foldbrochure with a total of 6 columns (areas).You will complete an element brochure worksheet that must be neat, and contain all the informationrequested. Please provide a list of sources (at least three) at the bottom of the element brochure worksheet.Your worksheet will need to be turned in with your final project.You may use the internet (see websites listed below), science books, or other reference sources. DO NOTUSE WIKIPEDIA – YOU MUST USE RELIABLE SOURCES. CHECK YOUR INFORMATION!Element Internet efault.htmwww.chem4kids.com/files/elem rg/itselemental/When your brochure is complete, you can use the attached rubric to assess how well your brochure meetsthe criteria.Have fun! Be Creative!
ELEMENT BROCHURE RUBRICStudentTOTALVALUECONTENT Brochure contains the requiredinformation Diagrams, drawings, pictures,and/or graphics are related to thetopic and are accurate andappropriateLAYOUT Information is placed on thecorrect panel Brochure is folded to present thepanels in the correct orderORGANIZATION Presentation is neat and visuallyattractive (includes color andpictures!) Proper spelling and grammar usedTOTAL ts:
Brochure TemplatePanel 2:Panel 6:Brochure Cover contains:Electron energy level drawing of elementAdvertising Company name(your choice)Location of the element on the periodictable-Give the name of the group and thenumber of the periodElement nameElement symbolYour sales pitch can go here.Melting point ( C)Atomic number of elementAtomic mass number of elementBoiling point ( C)Density (g/cm3)Natural state of element (solid, liquid, gas)Physical appearance (color, luster, texture,etc.)Type of element (metal, nonmetal,metalloid)PICTURE(S) HEREPICTURE(S) HEREPICTURE(S) HERE
Panel 3:Origin of element’s namePanel 4:Panel 5:Five common uses of element1.Name of person/persons who discovered the 2.element3.4.Date of discovery5.(complete sentences)Seven interesting facts about element1.2.3.4.5.6.7.(complete sentences, or bulleted list)PICTURE(S) HERE IF YOU HAVE ROOMPICTURE(S) HEREPICTURE(S) HERE IF YOU HAVE ROOM
See attached brochure template to see how to place the information on the brochure. If you don’t know how to make a brochure using, follow these instructions. You will be creating 2 pages, which will ultimately be pasted/printed-back to back, resulting in a tri-fold brochure with a
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