This instructional plan outlines the learning targets, assessments, schedule, and references for three lessons in physical science during the third quarter. The first lesson focuses on the origin and formation of elements through star formation and evolution. Students will be assessed through discussions, quizzes, and a timeline activity. The second lesson covers determining polarity in molecules, relating polarity to properties, and describing intermolecular forces and their effects. Formative and summative assessments include buzz sessions, quizzes, and a Venn diagram. The third lesson is on chemical reactions but provides no details.
This instructional plan outlines the learning targets, assessments, schedule, and references for three lessons in physical science during the third quarter. The first lesson focuses on the origin and formation of elements through star formation and evolution. Students will be assessed through discussions, quizzes, and a timeline activity. The second lesson covers determining polarity in molecules, relating polarity to properties, and describing intermolecular forces and their effects. Formative and summative assessments include buzz sessions, quizzes, and a Venn diagram. The third lesson is on chemical reactions but provides no details.
This instructional plan outlines the learning targets, assessments, schedule, and references for three lessons in physical science during the third quarter. The first lesson focuses on the origin and formation of elements through star formation and evolution. Students will be assessed through discussions, quizzes, and a timeline activity. The second lesson covers determining polarity in molecules, relating polarity to properties, and describing intermolecular forces and their effects. Formative and summative assessments include buzz sessions, quizzes, and a Venn diagram. The third lesson is on chemical reactions but provides no details.
Learning Targets/Competencies Assessment Schedule of Instructional Delivery References
Lesson: Origin and Formation of Elements Give evidence for and describe Formative Assessment (Week 1) the formation of heavier elements Forum/Discussion January 24-27, 2022 during star formation and Recitation evolution. Entry/Exit Tickets Explain how the concept of atomic Summative Assessment number led to the synthesis of Long quiz new elements in the laboratory Mini-Task/Product Timeline Lesson: Properties and Chemical Structure of Matter Determine if a molecule is polar or Formative Assessment (Week 2 and 3) non-polar given its structure Buzz Session January 31, February 1-3, 2022 Relate the polarity of a molecule Recitation February 7-10, 2022 to its properties Entry/Exit Tickets Describe the general types of Summative Assessment intermolecular forces Long quiz Explain the effect of intermolecular Mini-Task/Product forces on the properties of Venn Diagram substances Mini-laboratory Report Explain how the structures of biological macromolecules such as carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acid, and proteins determine their properties and functions Lesson: Chemical Reactions