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  • Theory 1.1
  • Experiment
  • Work on homework
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ScienceMiddelbare schoolhavo, vwoLeerjaar 1

This lesson contains 24 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

Items in this lesson

  • Getting organised
  • Theory 1.1
  • Experiment
  • Work on homework

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YEAR 1 SCIENCE

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Plan for today:
  • Getting organised
  • Theory 1.1
  • Experiment
  • Work on homework

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Getting organised:
  • Join the Google Classroom.                                                             Joincode: ijsm2wf                  
  • Join the Lessonup group. (see classroom)
  • Join the Kwizl group. (see classroom)
  • Join the StudyGo group. (see classroom)
  • Have a notebook (squares)
  • Join this presentation. 
timer
5:00

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Topic 1: Observing the World

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LESSON 1
DATE:
Learning Goals:
1.
2.

Key words:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

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Learning Goals:
  • I know what observing is
  • I know what tools can be used to observe
  • I know what a substance/matter is
  • I know what a property of a substance is and can describe
properties of a given substance

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Key words:
  • data
  • matter
  • substances
  • properties of substances
  • observing

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Observing

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   Observing:  
Observing is to notice something by using your senses.

These are:
  • nose
  • eyes
  • ears
  • tongue
  • skin

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data

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Data:  
Data is the information that is collected during observations that can be used to test and prove theories.

These could be:
  • observations (senses)
  • measurements (weight, time, size)
  • testing
  • surveys

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Observation tools:
  • ruler / triangle
  • thermometer
  • scales
  • beakers / cilinders
  • microscopes

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Substances:
  • A substance is anything that has mass and takes up space.
  • Substances are physical things that can be touched, seen, observed or measured. 
  • Scientists also sometimes refer to substances as matter.
  • Every substance also has its own unique characteristics, called properties of a substance.

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Properties of substances:
sometimes you need to dig deeper to see differences:

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Properties of substances:
examples of properties are:
  • color
  • phase at room temperature (liquid, gas or solid)
  • smell
  • taste
  • appearance

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Exercises:
  • Read pages 6 and 7.
  • Make the exercises on page 8. 
  • Write the answers in your textbook.
  • Work in silence by yourself.  

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Lab time:

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Experiment 
  • Read the instructions carefully.
  • Discuss in your group what you think you need to do
  • Follow your teacher's instructions carefully. 

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Experiment:
  • tea
  • washing-up liquid
  • olive oil
  • vinegar (azijn)
  • sugar
  • ammonia
  • corn (mais)
  • sand
  • sulfur (zwavel)
  • aluminium
  • copper 
  • lead (lood)
timer
10:00

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Correct answers:
  1. amonia
  2. olive oil
  3. washing-up liquid
  4. vinegar
  5. tea
  6. sand
  7. corn
  8. sugar
  9. sulfur
  10. aluminium
  11. copper
  12. lead

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Homework:
  • Complete the exercises on page E6.
  • Review your notes from today.
  • Study the Glossary of Topic 1.1 on StudyGo.

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Learning Goals:
  • I know what observing is
  • I know what tools can be used to observe
  • I know what a substance/matter is
  • I know what a property of a substance is and can describe
properties of a given substance

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