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 #* Label protons, neutrons, and electrons and explain their roles.
 #* Bonus: Build two isotopes of the same element and explain the difference.
-# '''Periodic Patterns Scavenger Hunt:'''
+# '''[[ Periodic Patterns Scavenger Hunt ]]:'''
 #* Analyze patterns in the periodic table to predict element properties.
 #* Questions to answer: Which elements are highly reactive? Which are gases at room temperature?
 #* Bonus: Find two elements with similar properties and explain why.
-# '''Electron Configuration Detective:'''
+# '''[[ Electron Configuration Detective ]]:'''
 #* Write electron configurations for five elements.
 #* Create Bohr or Lewis dot diagrams to visualize their structure.
 #* Bonus: Predict how these elements bond with others (ionic or covalent).
-# '''Periodic Table Puzzle:'''
+# '''[[ Periodic Table Puzzle ]]:'''
 #* Assemble a blank periodic table (provided as a puzzle).
 #* Use clues to correctly place elements based on their properties (e.g., atomic number, group).
 #* Bonus: Explain the significance of one entire group (e.g., noble gases or alkali metals).
-# '''Atomic Reactivity Exploration:'''
+# '''[[ Atomic Reactivity Exploration ]]:'''
 #* Experiment with models to predict reactivity trends in the periodic table (e.g., reactivity of alkali metals or halogens).
 #* Explain why reactivity increases or decreases down a group.