Wk Topic Content Activities Resources and Experiments Assessment and Homework 1 Introduction to Year 10 Science Hand out program Expectations Introductory Prezi (ice breaker) Periodic table Bingo Personal contract ‘How to achieve the best results in Science’ sheet Collect assessment folder 2 History of the periodic table Structure of an atom (Calculate neutrons, protons and electrons) Explain the history of the periodic table Describe the structure of matter in terms of particles called atoms composed of protons, neutrons and electrons Human endeavour: Create a timeline showing the history of the periodic table (to be completed in workbook) Oxford Science 3.1 ‘Scientists refine models and theories over time’ Periodic Table of Elements- Chemistry: A volatile History -BBC Four Atoms family worksheet Practical: Firework colours The chemistry of fireworks: Extend your understanding 3.1 questions 1-7
Wk Topic Content Activities Resources and Experiments Assessment and Homework 3 Electron shells and configuration and its relation to the periodic table Elements and atomic number Arrangement of the periodic Electron shells and electron configuration Relating electron configuration to the periodic table How the periodic table is arranged by atomic number? Draw Bohr models of the first 20 elements. Compare the reactivity of various metals by observing their reaction with hydrochloric acid. Oxford Science 10 Check your learning questions 1-5 page 73 Bohr Model worksheet Practical: Reactivity of metals Oxford Science 10 worksheet 3.3 ‘Groups in the periodic table have properties in common’ Groups in the periodic table 4 Non-metals have properties in common Groups 1,2, 14, 17 and 18 of the periodic table Transition metals Properties of halogens and noble gases Worksheet 4.4 Families of the periodic Oxford Science 10 your learning questions 1-5 page 77 Oxford Science 3.4 Challenge: ‘Identifying patterns in the periodic Experiment: The alkaline earths from page 135 Halogen precipitates from page 137 Demonstrate addition of sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium to water Light magnesium Pop test with magnesium and 2M sulphuric acid.
Wk Content Activities Resources and Experiments Assessment and Homework 5 Metal cations and non-metals anions combine to form ionic compounds Writing chemical formulas for ionic compounds Define ionic bonds Define properties of ionic compounds Mode building Pearson 10 page 126 Hand out table of ions, (from page 123) students will need to memorise Investigate the electrical conductivity of two ionic compounds as a solid and in aqueous solution. Writing chemical equation quiz Writing equations worksheet How to write ionic equations power point. Practical: Conductivity of ionic compounds Oxford Science page 197 Simple writing ionic compounds worksheet Study Skills: Flash card training Equation practice questions worksheets Topic Test (5%) 6 Non metals have properties in common Metals form unique bonds Groups 1,2, 14, 17 and 18 of the periodic table Transition metals Properties of halogens and noble gases Worksheet 4.4 Families of the periodic table Oxford Science 10 your learning questions 1-5 page 77 Oxford Science 3.4 Challenge: ‘Identifying patterns in the periodic table’ W/S: Types of bonding Experiment: The alkaline earths from page 135 Halogen precipitates from page 137 Demonstrate addition of sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium to Light magnesium Pop test with magnesium and 2M sulphuric acid. Topic Test (5%) Wk Topic Content Activities Resources and Experiments Assessment and Homework
7 Chemical reactions Synthesis and decomposition reactions can be represented by equations Acid reactions depend on strength and concentration Law of conservation of mass Synthesis and decomposition reactions. Identify the difference between strength and concentration Writing reactions between acids and bases Teacher demonstration: Decomposing a carbonate Oxford Science 10 your learning 1-6 page 91 Writing ionic equations worksheet How to ionic equations power point. Practical: Conductivity of ionic compounds Oxford Science page 197 Practical: Acid Titrations page 93 Acid and Base reactions interactive activity: 8 The solubility rules predict the formation of precipitates Word equations and chemical equations Go through states- (s), (l), (g) and (aq) Precipitation reactions Complete following work equations. Determine which compounds form precipitates and write equations for the reactions occurring. Practical: Precipitation Reactions page 204 Solubility with notes Precipitation Reactions experiment sheet Study Skills: Flow chart Test (5%)