Atomic Model Timeline Project for Kids
Science

Atomic Model Timeline Craft for Kids

Make a captivating atom timeline model craft with Fevicreate and explore the evolution of atomic models throughout history.

Mixed Media Best Out of Waste 30 to 60 mins 9 to 14 years Science Class 8

Materials Needed

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Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

Draw a table with two coloums and five rows a black felt pen

Step - 02

Write the names of the scientist and the year along with the heading ‘ATOM MODEL TIMELINE’ with a felt pen

Step - 03

Cut two foam balls into half with a cutter

Step - 04

Make small and round hard candy shapes with Rangeela Moulding Dough

Step - 05

Coat it with a layer of Fevicol A+and let it dry

Step - 06

In the Daltin Atomic Model stick a black chart paper and paint the half ball completely black with Fevicryl Acrylic Colours and stick them all in that portion with Fevicol A+

Step - 07

For JJ Thompson Plum Pudding Model, stick the candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) shapes on the half ball with Fevicol A+. Draw a ‘-‘sign on the candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) and randomly draw ‘+’ on the ball with a marker, stick them adjacent to the JJ Thompson Plum Model with Fevicol A+

Step - 08

In the Ernest Rutherford Model, draw a big negative sign on the ball and stick it adjacent to it with Fevicol A+. Stick the candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) surrounding the ball with Fevicol A+ and draw a ‘-‘sign on all of them

Step - 09

In Bohr Model, stick the half ball with Fevicol A+, draw two circles around the ball and with the marker. Stick two candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) in the inner circle and four candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) in the outer circle with Fevicol A+ then draw a big positive sign on the ball with the marker and draw the negative sign on the candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough).

Step - 10

Draw elliptical orbitals beside the Erwin Schrodinger Model and place two flattened Rangeela Moulding Dough and stick it with Fevicol A+. Also, stick two candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) on each orbit with Fevicol A+ and make the ‘-‘sign on it with the marker. Our Atom Model Timeline is ready!

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

Draw a table with two coloums and five rows a black felt pen

Step - 02

Write the names of the scientist and the year along with the heading ‘ATOM MODEL TIMELINE’ with a felt pen

Step - 03

Cut two foam balls into half with a cutter

Step - 04

Make small and round hard candy shapes with Rangeela Moulding Dough

Step - 05

Coat it with a layer of Fevicol A+and let it dry

Step - 06

In the Daltin Atomic Model stick a black chart paper and paint the half ball completely black with Fevicryl Acrylic Colours and stick them all in that portion with Fevicol A+

Step - 07

For JJ Thompson Plum Pudding Model, stick the candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) shapes on the half ball with Fevicol A+. Draw a ‘-‘sign on the candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) and randomly draw ‘+’ on the ball with a marker, stick them adjacent to the JJ Thompson Plum Model with Fevicol A+

Step - 08

In the Ernest Rutherford Model, draw a big negative sign on the ball and stick it adjacent to it with Fevicol A+. Stick the candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) surrounding the ball with Fevicol A+ and draw a ‘-‘sign on all of them

Step - 09

In Bohr Model, stick the half ball with Fevicol A+, draw two circles around the ball and with the marker. Stick two candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) in the inner circle and four candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) in the outer circle with Fevicol A+ then draw a big positive sign on the ball with the marker and draw the negative sign on the candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough).

Step - 10

Draw elliptical orbitals beside the Erwin Schrodinger Model and place two flattened Rangeela Moulding Dough and stick it with Fevicol A+. Also, stick two candies (Rangeela Moulding Dough) on each orbit with Fevicol A+ and make the ‘-‘sign on it with the marker. Our Atom Model Timeline is ready!