Periodic table blocks, chemistry, Microeconomics

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I have to do a project on the blocks in periodic tables. How specifically should I describe them?
Should I describe each block''s characteristics, and if so, which ones?
P.S. This is an introductory project, we haven''t learned about this yet.

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