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DayFive:Opposites

Time

Teacher
Procedure/Questions

Assessment

15minutes

Quickwriteanddiscussion
aboutthedefinitionsof
physicalandchemical
changes.

Studentswilldoaquickwrite
onwhattheythinkarethe
definitionsofphysicaland
chemicalchanges.

25minutes

PreparedJeopardygame
wherestudentscanguess
whethercertain
circumstancesareeither
physicalorchemical
changes.

Studentswillbeassessedby
theirresponsesand
knowledgeofwhichiswhat
duringthegame.

30minutes

Demonstrationwithlighting
candleandthenputtingjar
overcandleandwatching
flamegoout.

Studentswillfillinworksheet
thatcorrespondstoactivity.

35minutes

Investigation:Wheredothe
atomsintheequationcome
from?Teacherwillallow
studentstofirst
prepare/cutoutthematerials
andthenwillhelpfacilitate
themthroughtheactivityas
aclass.Studentswilluse
theirassignedgrouproles
(ex:recorder,facilitator,
materialsgatherer,etc)

Studentscanbeassessed
bytheirknowledgeofthe
activityandteacherwillbe
aroundtolisteninon
discussionsaboutthe
activity.

15minutes

Studentswillbegivenan
exampleofachartshowing
thephysicalchangesof
water.Itwillcomparethe
statesofmatterofwaterto
theircorresponding
temperatures.Usingthis
chart,studentswillcalculate
theproportionalrelationships
betweenstatesofmatter
andtemperature.The
teacher,withtheinputofthe

Studentscanbeassessed
bytheircompletionand
participationinthe
discussionandworksheet.

class,willmodelhowthis
happens.

20minutes

Usingthepreviousexample Classdiscussion/scientific
seeifyoucanlocate
prooffromlabusing
proportionalrelationshipsin knowledgeaboutratios.
yourlab.Howdoyouprove
thattheserelationshipsyou
noticeareproportional?

20minutes

Createaproportional
relationshipusing
informationfromany
previousclasses.

Studentswillshowhowthe
relationshipisproportional,
showratios,anddevelopa
charttoprovethe
relationship

30minutes

Lessondebrief

Studentswilljournal
connectionstheymade
throughouttheday.

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