8e Combustion Scheme of Learning
8e Combustion Scheme of Learning
Year Unit or Activity Focus – skills and knowledge development Science Programme of Curriculum, learning PLTS Number of
/Group Study Reference opportunities lessons
8 8E- Combustion Knowledge: Term 1- 8B 7 lessons in each unit as part See below. 7
Covers combustion and oxidation reactions, of a 2 unit block. Students
including those of hydrocarbons, metals and will cover 3 blocks of 2 units
non-metals. The idea of an exothermic reaction is per term.
introduced and there is also a look at the
pollution of the air by the products of fossil fuel
combustion.
Skills:
Fair Testing- Identifying control variables.
Learning Intentions Cross Curricular Objectives
Lesson 1- Burning Fuels- LI- To understand the process of combustion of fuels.
• Define keywords: combustion, fuel, hydrocarbon, exothermic. Literacy:
• Describe the combustion of hydrocarbons, using word equations. ● distinguish between information and
• Explain how limewater and cobalt chloride paper are used to test for combustion products. explanation texts
● use information and explanation texts
Lesson 2- Oxidation Theory- LI- To understand oxidation reactions and the law of conservation of mass. to answer different types of question.
• Define keyword: oxidation. Numeracy:
• Describe the oxidation reactions of metals, using word equations. ● Interpreting graphs
• Explain changes in mass seen in reaction. ● Calculating averages
Thinking Skills:
Lesson 3- Oxidation Prac- LI- To understand oxidation reactions and the law of conservation of mass. ● Effects of pollution
• Predict the mass change of an oxidation reaction. ● Ways to reduce pollution
• Calculate mass of each reactant, using data collect. ICT: Research
• Evaluate your method. Communication:
● Effective way of organising notes.
● Questioning
Lesson 4- Fair Testing- LI-To understand how to plan a fair test SMSC:
• Identify key variables in an experiment. ● Effects of pollution
• Carry out a fair test by successfully controlling other variables. ● Ways to reduce pollution
• Explain why its important to control variables and how they could affect your results if they are not controlled.
• KEY PRACTICAL
Lesson 5- Air Pollution- LI- To understand how combustion can cause pollution.
• State the products of incomplete combustion.
• Describe how acid rain is formed.
• Explain the problems each pollutant causes and how the amount produced can be reduced.
• Key formative assessment
Lesson 6- Global Warming- LI- To understand how global warming occurs and the problems it causes.
• Recall some of the effects of climate change.
• Describe the greenhouse effect and how it caused.
• Explain how human activity may be causing global warming.
Assessment Criteria / Expectations – including formative and feedback Resources Continuity and Progression
(How: End of Unit Test. When : Lesson 8 By whom : Class Teacher Active Learn Web site.
Google Drive- Folder 8E
Summative unit test: 8E ( Taken within a 3 unit block as part of a 3 unit test, teacher assessed.) Resources from From previous units, most students will:
• be able to define the term fuel (7I)
Skills task: Key practical – fair testing 8E Exploring Science.(Active • name the three states of matter
Learning Web based resource.) and describe their properties (7G)
n why it’s important to control variables and how they could affect your results if they are not • describe features of chemical
controlled. Located on Drive: reactions (7F, 7H)
Science Department • be able to carry out the test for
2016-17/KS3/Year8/8E-Combustion carbon dioxide (7H).
Skills task :Conclusion and Evaluation of Burning Mg. (Completed during unit, teacher assessed.)
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