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    SEKOLAH MENENGAH KEBANGSAAN MAK MANDIN, BUTTERWORTH

    SCHEME OF WORKSCIENCE FORM 1 ( 2014 )

    THEME : INTRODUCING SCIENCE

    Learning Area : 1. Introduction to Science

    Week LearningObjectives

    Suggested LearningActivities

    Learning Outcomes Band

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    Understandingthat science isa part ofeveryday life

    Describe examples ofnatural phenomena thatstudents see aroundthem :

    a) growth of humanfrom a baby toan adult,

    b) fall of a ball tothe ground

    c) melting of ice

    Discuss the uses andbenefits of science ineveryday life.

    A student is able to :

    list what he seesaround him that isrelated to science,

    explain theimportance of sciencein everyday life,

    name some careersin science such as :

    a) science teachers

    b) doctorsc) engineers

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    Understandingthe steps in ascientificinvestigation

    Carry out a scientificinvestigation to studythe relationshipbetween the length of asimple pendulumand the number of

    complete swings in a

    given time

    The students will beable to :a) identify the problemb) make a smart guess

    (form a hypothesis),c) plan the experimentd) carry out theexperiment

    A student is able to :

    state the steps in ascientific investigation

    carry out a scientific

    investigation

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    Knowingphysicalquantitiesandtheir units

    Identify physicalquantities (length,mass, time temperatureand electric current)

    Find words with theprefixes used inmeasurements such askilo-, centi-, and milli-.

    Find the symbols usedfor these units ofmeasurement.

    Find the values of theseprefixes.

    A student is able to :

    state physicalquantities : length,

    mass, time,temperature andelectric current,

    state the S.I. units ofphysical quantitiesand theircorrespondingsymbols

    state the symbols andvalues of prefixes forunit of length andmass : milli-,

    centi-, and kilo- identify and use

    appropriate prefixes

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    Understandingthe use ofmeasuringtools

    Measure the length thestraight lines, curvesand the diameter ofobjects using rulers,thread and calipers.

    Estimate the area ofregular and irregularshapes using graphpaper.

    Measure volume ofliquids using measuringcylinder, pipette orburette.

    Determine the volumeof regular and irregularsolids using waterdisplacement method.

    Discuss the right choiceof tool in makingmeasurements.

    Apply the abovemeasurement skills inthe context of anexperiment.

    A student is able to :

    choose the right tooland measure lengthin the context of anexperiment

    estimate area ofregular and irregularshapes using graphpaper

    choose the right tooland measure thevolume of liquid

    choose the right toolto measure the bodytemperature and thetemperature of aliquid,

    determine the volumeof solids using waterdisplacement method

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    Understandingthe concept ofmass andweight

    Find the weight ofdifferent objects using aspring balance.

    Discuss weight as thepull of the earth(gravitational force) onan object.

    Discuss mass asquantity of matter.

    Discuss the difference

    between mass andweight.

    A student is able to :

    determine the weightof an object,

    explain the concept ofweight explain the concept of

    mass

    determine the massof an object,

    explain the differencebetween mass andweight,

    apply the use ofspring

    and beam/leverbalance

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    Realizing theimportance ofstandard unitsin everydaylife.

    Discuss the variousunits of measurement,e.g. units for length(feet, yard, chain, mile,meter, kilometer), unitsfor weight (pound,ounce, kati, tahil, gram,kilogram)

    Discuss the advantagesand disadvantages ofusing different units ofmeasurement.

    A student is able to :

    give examples ofproblems that mayarise if standard unitsare not used.

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    THEME : MAN AND THE VARIETY OF LIVING THINGS

    Learning Area : 1. Cell as a unit of life

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    Understandingcells.

    Identify the smallestliving unitthat makes up anorganism.

    Study the generalstructure of cheek cellsand onion cells .

    Draw and label thedifferent structures of ananimal cell and a plantcell.

    Compare an animal celland a plant cell.

    Gather information oncell structures anddiscuss their functions.

    A student is able to :

    identify that the cell isthe basic unit of livingthings

    prepare slidesfollowing the properprocedures

    use a microscopeproperly

    identify the generalstructures of animalcell and plant cells,

    draw the generalstructure of an animaland plant cell

    label the generalstructure of an animalcell and a plant cell,

    state the function ofeach cell structure,

    state the similaritiesand differencesbetweenthe two cells.

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    1.2Understandingunicellularorganism andmulticellularorganism

    Gather informationabout unicellularorganisms andmulticellular organisms.

    Observe examples ofunicellular organismsand multicellular

    organisms under amicroscope.

    A student is able to :

    state the meaning ofunicellular organismsand multicellularorganisms,

    give examples ofunicellular organismsand multicellular

    organisms.

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    Understandingthat cells formtissues,organs andsystems in

    thehuman body

    1.4 Realisingthat humansare complexorganisms

    Gather information anddiscuss :a. Types of cellsb Functions of differenttypes of cellsc. Use a graphic

    organizer(e.g. ladder of

    hierarchy) to show theorganization of cells

    Discuss why humanbeings are complexorganisms

    A student is able to: name the different

    types of humancells

    state the functionof different typesof human cells

    arrangesequentially cellorganisationfrom simple tocomplex

    explain whyhuman beings arecomplexorganisms

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    THEME : MATTER IN NATURE

    Learning Area : 1. Matter

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    Understandingthat matterhas mass andoccupiesspace.

    Through activities, showthat things such asbook, air, water, soil anliving things have massand occupy space.

    Discuss what matter is.

    A student is able to :

    state that things havemass and occupyspace

    explain what matteris, and to relatethings and matter

    carry out activities toshow that air, water,soil and living thingshave mass andoccupy space.

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    UnderstandingThe threestates ofmatter

    List examples of matter

    Gather information anddiscussa) what matter is madeup of,b) what the threestates of

    matter are.

    Compare the three

    states of matter in termsof :

    A student is able to : state that matter is

    made up of particles, state the three states

    of matter, state the

    arrangement ofparticles in the threestates of matter,

    state the differencesin the movement of

    particles in the threestates of matter

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    a) the arrangement ofparticles,b) the movement ofparticles.

    Simulate thearrangement andmovement of particlesin the three states ofmatter.

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    Understandingthe concept ofdensity

    Carry out activities tofind the densities ofregular/irregular shapedobjects and liquids.

    Carry out an activity toshow substances withlower densities float onliquids with a higherdensity

    A student is able to: define density

    explain why some0bjects and liquids

    float solve simple problems

    related to density carry out activities to

    explore the densitiesof objects and liquids

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    Appreciatingthe use ofproperties ofmattereverydaylife

    Gather information anddiscuss how :a) man uses hisknowledge of

    different states ofmatter to

    store and transportgases

    and liquids,b) man uses theconcept of

    density in makingrafts, floats

    etc.Carry out an activity to

    explore the applicationsof the concept offloating and sinkingrelated to density.

    A student is able to :

    describe how manuses the differentstates of matter,

    describe how manapplies the concept ofdensity,

    carry out an activity toexplore theapplications of theconcept of floatingand sinking related todensity.

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    THEME : MATTER IN NATURE

    Learning area : 2. The variety of resources on earth

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    Knowing thedifferentresources onearth.

    Gather informationabout the resources onearth, i.e. water, air,soil, minerals, fossilfuels and living things.

    A student is able to : list the resources

    on earth needed tosustain life,

    list the resourceson earth used ineveryday life.

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    2.2Understandingelements,compoundsand mixtures

    Gather information anddiscuss

    a) what elements,compoundsand mixtures are,b) what metals andnon-metalsare,c) examples ofelements,compounds, mixtures,

    metals and non-metals

    Compare and contrastthe properties ofelements, compoundsand mixtures.

    Carry out activities tocompare the propertiesof metals and non-metals in terms ofappearance, hardnessand conductivity ofelectricity.

    Carry out activities toseparate thecomponents of mixtures

    a) mixture of ironfilings andsulphur powderb) mixture of sand

    and salt.

    A student is able to : state what

    elements,compounds andmixtures are,

    give examples ofelements,compounds andmixtures,

    state the

    differencesbetween elements,compounds andmixture,

    carry out activitiesto compare theproperties ofdifferent metal andnon-metals,

    classify elementsas metals andnon-metals basedon theircharacteristics,

    give examples ofmetals and non-metals,

    carry out activitiesto separate thecomponents of a

    mixture

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    Appreciatingtheimportance ofthe earths variety ofresources to

    man

    Discuss the importanceof earths resources(water, air, soil,minerals, fossil fuelsand living things) toman.

    Draw a concept map to

    show the relationshipbetween theseresources to the basicneeds of life.

    Gather information onthe preservation andconservation ofresources on earth.

    Discuss the importanceof the preservation andconservation ofresources on earth (e.g.recycling of paper willhelp reduce the cuttingdown of trees;conserving clean waterprevents watershortage)

    A student is able to :

    explain theimportance ofvariety of earthsresources to man,

    state the meaningof the preservation

    and conservationof resources onearth,

    state theimportance of thepreservation andconservation ofresources onearth,

    practise reusingand recycling ofmaterials e.g. using oldunfinished exercisebooks as note booksand collecting oldnewspapers forrecycling.

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    THEME : MATTER IN NATURELearning area : 3. The air around us

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    Understandingwhat air ismade up of(thecomposition ofair)

    Gather information on :a) the composition ofair,b) the percentage ofnitrogen,oxygen and carbondioxidein air

    A student is able to :

    state what air ismade up of,

    explain why air is amixture,

    state the averagepercentage ofnitrogen, oxygenand carbon dioxidein air,

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    Understandingthe propertiesof oxygen andcarbon dioxide

    Carry out activities toshow :a) the percentage ofoxygen inair

    b) that air containswatervapour, microorganismsanddust.

    Gather information onthe properties ofoxygen and carbondioxide

    Carry out activities toshow the propertiesOf oxygen and carbondioxide.

    carry out activitiesto show

    a) thepercentage ofoxygen in air

    b) that aircontains watervapour,microorganismsand dust.

    A student is able to :

    list the propertiesof oxygen andcarbon dioxide,

    identify oxygenand carbon dioxidebased on itsproperties,

    choose a suitabletest for oxygen andcarbon dioxide

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    Understandingoxygen isneeded inrespiration

    Gather information anddiscuss respiration.

    Carry out experiment toshow that duringrespiration, living thingsa) use oxygenb) give out carbondioxide

    A student is able to :

    state that energy,carbon dioxide andwater vapour arethe products ofrespiration,

    relate that livingthings use oxygenand give outcarbon dioxideduring respiration,

    compare andcontrast thecontent of oxygenin inhaled andexhaled air inhumans,

    state that oxygen

    is needed forrespiration,

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    carry out anexperiment to showthat living things userespiration oxygen andgive out carbon dioxideduring

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    Understandingoxygen isneeded forcombustion

    Gather information anddiscuss combustion.

    Carry out experimentsto :a) show that oxygen isneededfor combustion,

    b) investigate the effectof the size of acontainer on thelength of time a candleburns.

    Carry out an activity totest for the products ofcombustion of charcoalsuch as carbon dioxideand water

    A student is able to :

    state whatcombustion is,

    state that oxygenis needed forcombustion,

    list the products ofcombustion,

    carry out anexperimentto investigatecombustion

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    Analysing theeffects of airpollution.

    Gather information anddiscuss :

    a) what air pollution is,b) examples of airpollutants,c) the sources of airpollutants,d) the effects of air

    pollution onman and the

    A student is able to :

    explain what airpollution is,

    list examples of airpollutants,

    list the sources ofair pollutants,

    describe theeffects of airpollution,

    explain the steps

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    environment,e) the steps needed tocontrol

    air pollution

    needed toprevent andcontrol air pollution

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    Realizing theimportance ofkeeping theair clean

    Gather information anddiscuss

    a) how life would bewithout

    clean air,b) ways to keep the airclean,c) habits that keep theair clean.

    A student is able to :

    describe how lifewould be withoutclean air,

    suggest ways tokeep the air clean,

    practise habits thatkeep the air clean

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    THEME : ENERGY

    Learning Area : 1. Sources of energy

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    1.1Understandingvarious formsand sourcesof energy

    Gather informationabout the various formsand sources of energyand energy changes.

    Discuss the sun as theprimary source ofenergy.

    Carry out activities tosee the energy changes:

    from potential tokinetic energy for

    example a ballrolling down aninclined slope

    from kinetic topotential energy for

    A student is able to :

    list the various

    forms of energy list the various

    sources of energy, identify energy

    changes,

    identify the sun asthe primary sourceof energy,

    carry out anactivity to investigate

    energy changes frompotential to kineticenergy and vice versa.

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    Understandingrenewableand nonrenewableenergy

    Gather information onrenewable and nonrenewable energysources

    A student is able to : define

    renewable andnon renewablesources ofenergy

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    Realizing theimportance ofconservingenergysources

    Discuss the importanceof conserving energysources.

    Discuss the use andmanagement of energysources.

    group thevarious sourcesof energy intorenewable andnon renewable

    explain why weneed toconserveenergy

    suggest waysto use energyefficiently

    A student is able to

    describe theimportance ofconservingenergy sources

    explain the useandmanagement ofenergy sources

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    THEME : ENERGY

    Learning Area : 2. Heat

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    Understandingheat as a formof energy

    Carry out activities toshow :

    a) the sun gives outheatb) ways to produceheatc) heat andtemperatureare notthe same

    (Ask students topredict and observehow the temperatureschange, e.g. whenthey mix volumes ofhot and cold water)

    A student is able to :

    state that the sungives out heat,

    state othersources of heat,

    state that heat is aform of energy,

    give examples ofthe uses of heat,

    state the meaningof temperature,

    state thedifference betweenheat andtemperature

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    Discussa) that heat is a formof energyb) the uses of heat inour daily lifec) what temperatureisd) the differencebetween and heat

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    Understanding

    heat flow andits effect.

    Carry out groupactivities to discuss :a) natural phenomenasuch as land breeze,

    sea breeze andthe warming of theearth by the sunb) how buildings canbe kept coolc) what a heatconductor isd) what a heatinsulator ise) the uses of heatinsulators in ourdaily life.

    Carry out anexperiment toinvestigate differentmaterials as heatinsulators.

    A student is able to :

    state that heatcauses solids,

    liquids, gasesto expand andcontract

    state that heatflows in threedifferent ways

    state that heatflows from hotto cold

    give examplesof heat flow innaturalphenomena

    state what aheat conductoris

    state what aheat insulator is

    list uses of heatconductors andheat insulators

    carry out anexperiment to

    investigatedifferentmaterials asheat insulators

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    Analysing theeffect of heaton matter

    Carry out activities toshow the change instate of matter inphysical processes.Discuss :(i) the effect of heaton the

    state of matter(ii) examples of dailyobservation whichshows a change in thestate of matter

    A student is able to :

    state thechange in state

    of matter inphysicalprocesses

    explain thatchange in stateof matterinvolvesabsorption andrelease of heat.

    give examplesof daily

    observations which

    show a change in thestate of matter

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    Applying theprinciples ofexpansionandcontractionof matter

    Discuss the use of

    expansion andcontraction of matter inthe following :

    a) mercury in athermometerb) the bimetallic strip ina fire alarmc) gaps in railwaytracksd) rollers in steelbridges

    Discuss the use of theprinciple of expansionand contraction ofmatter to solve simpleproblems.

    A student is able to :

    explain withexamples the useof expansion andcontraction ofmatter in daily life.

    Apply the principleof expansion andcontraction ofmatter in solvingsimple problems.

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    7.5Understandingthat dark, dullobjects absorband give out

    heat betterthan white,shiny objects

    Carry out experiments toshow that :

    a) dark, dull objectsabsorbheat better than white,

    shinyobjects,b) dark, dull objects giveoutheat better than white,shinyobjects

    A student is able to :

    state that dark, dullobjects absorb heatbetter than white,shiny objects

    state that dark, dullobjects give out heatbetter than white,shiny objects,

    carry outexperiments toinvestigate heatabsorption and heatrelease.

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    Appreciatingthe benefits ofheat flow

    Discuss and put intopractice activities such asopening of windows in theclassroom or laboratory toimprove air circulation.

    Revision Exercises

    A student is able to :

    put into practice theprinciple of heat flowto providecomfortable living

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