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Main Objective:
Students will learn how to compare physical states of water, how water transforms, how to identify changes in the physical states of
matter and how precipitation works. Students will learn about microscopic objects.
Class 1 Topic Notebook Complementary exercise
Tuesday 15th How Water Transforms, Comparing Science notebook Page 10
States of Water
Materials/Resources: Digital book, whiteboard, projector and notebooks.
Warm-up: Teacher will remind ss the definitions of increasing and decreasing.
Presentation: Teacher will explain the state of water depending on the temperature.
Practice: Ss will match some examples on the board.
Production: Ss will answer page 9 in pairs in their notebooks. They will be guided.
Wrap-up: Ss will work individually on page 10 in their notebooks.
Class 2 Topic Notebook Complementary exercise
Wednesday 16th Comparing States of Water, Matter and Science notebook Page 12
Its States
Materials/Resource Digital book, whiteboard, projector and notebooks.
Warm-up: Teacher will review the states of matter.
Presentation: Teacher will explain the states of water and types of particles in the matter.
Practice: Ss will be given some examples on the whiteboard.
Production: Ss will answer page 11 in their notebooks. They will be guided.
Wrap-up: Ss will work in pairs the exercises from page 12 in their notebooks.3
Class 3 Topic Notebook Complementary exercise
Thursday 17th Matter and Its States, Changing States Science notebook Page 14
Materials/Resources: Digital book, whiteboard, projector and notebooks.
Warm-up: Teacher will ask ss for some examples of states of matter.
Presentation: Teacher will elicit the terms fusion, vaporization, deposition, solidification, condensation and sublimation.
Practice: Ss will answer some examples on the whiteboard.
Production: Ss will answer page 13 in their notebooks.
Wrap-up: Ss will answer page 14 in their notebooks. They will be guided.
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