Got it?	Point Value	Topic in your Book
	2	The name of your atom on the cover of your book.
	1	Your name on the cover of your book.
	1	The name of your class and period on the cover of your book.
	5	Table of contents.
	2	Atomic number of your element somewhere in the book.
	2	Atomic mass of your element somewhere in the book.
	2	The symbol for your element somewhere in the book.
	5	A color coded diagram of your element's nucleus showing the particles in the nucleus.
	2	The number of protons in the nucleus of your element.
	2	The number of neutrons in the nucleus of your element.
	5	The electron configuration notation, orbital notation and electron dot notation of your element.
	5	A short history of your element. Who found it, when was it discovered, etc.
	2	The appearance of your element in its pure form at room temperature. Is it shiny? yellow? dull? etc.
	2	The physical state of your element at room temperature. Is it a solid, liquid or gas?
	2	How common is your element in nature?
	2	How do your make a pure sample of your element?
	2	What are the common uses for your element?
	2	What are some health effects of your element?
	2	What are some environmental effects of your element?
	9	What are the name, formula and uses for one compound containing your element?
	9	What is the name, formula and uses for another compound containing your element?
	20	Glossary of a minimum of ten words in your book.
	2	Bibliography of sources used.
	5	Colorful.
	5	Made to size.