Physics Schemedf Form 3

PHYSICS SCHEMES OF WORK
FORM THREE 2012

TERM I
REFERENCES:
1. Secondary Physics KLB

2. Comprehensive Secondary Physics
3. Principles of Physics
4. Golden Tips
5. Teacher’s Book
1
W LS TOPIC SUB-TOPIC OBJECTIVES L/ACTIVITIES L/T AIDS REFERENCE REMARKS
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1 1-5 REPORTING AND REVISION OF LAST TERM’S EXAMS
Comprehensive secondary
2 1-3 Linear Motion Introduction of By the end of the lesson, the -Defining distance, speed, -Charts on motion physics book 3 pages 1
linear motion learner should be able to:- displacement, velocity and -Trolleys
-Define distance, acceleration. -Inclined planes
physics teachers book 3 pages 1-
displacement, speed, velocity
3
and acceleration.
Secondary physics KLB
students book 2 page 1-7
Physics made easier vol. 2 pages
1-2
Secondary physics (M.N Patel)
pages 5-8
4-5 Linear Motion Determining By the end of the lesson, the -Describing experiments on -Trolleys physics book 3 pages 2-3
velocity learner should be able to:- velocity. -Stop watches
-Describe experiments to -Graph paper
determine velocity. -Ticker timer
3
2
pages 9-14
3 1-2 Linear Motion Motion time graphs By the end of the lesson, the -Plotting and interpreting -Appropriate charts on physics book 3 pages 5-9
learner should be able to:- motion-time graphs. velocity time and distance
-Plot and explain motion time graphs.
graphs. -Graph paper.
18
-Data showing different
distance, velocity and time. Secondary physics KLB
3-5
pages 21-25
2
3-4 Linear Motion Measuring speed, By the end of the lesson, the -Describing experiments to -Trolleys physics students book 3 pages 2-
velocity and learner should be able to:- measure speed, velocity and -Tapes 3
acceleration -Describe experiments to acceleration. -Ticker timer
measure speed, velocity and -Solving problems -Graphs
acceleration.
3
1-5
pages 9-14
5 Linear Motion Acceleration By the end of the lesson, the -Describing acceleration -Charts on acceleration physics students book 3 pages 2-
learner should be able to:- -Problem solving -Graphs 3
-Describe acceleration. -Data on velocity and time
3
1-5
pages 7-8
4 1-2 Linear Motion Measuring speed, By the end of the lesson, the -Describing experiments to -Graphs physics students book 3 pages 2-
velocity and learner should be able to:- determine and measure speed -Ticker timer 3
acceleration -Describe experiments to velocity & acceleration -Tapes
determine and measure speed, -Graphs
velocity and acceleration.
3
1-5
pages 9-14
3-4 Linear Motion Equations of By the end of the lesson, the -Stating the equations of -Graphs physics students book 3 pages 7-
motion learner should be able to:- motion. -Worked examples on 9
3
-Derive and apply the -Deriving the equations of motion Comprehensive secondary
equations of uniform motion. physics teachers book 3 pages3-
acceleration. -Applying the equations of 5
motion.
6-7
pages 25-27
5 Linear Motion Revision By the end of the lesson, the -Questions and answers -Test paper physics students book 3 pages 9-
learner should be able to:- -Exercises -Marking scheme 10
-Solve problems involving
uniform acceleration.
physics teachers book 3 pages4-
5
12-14
pages 30-36
5 1-5 Linear Motion Acceleration due to By the end of the lesson, the -Determining acceleration by -Pendulum bob physics students book 3 pages 3-
gravity learner should be able to;- tree-fall and pendulum -String 5
-Determine acceleration due method. -Stop watches
to gravity by free-fall and -Ticker-timer
simple pendulum.
3
7-10
pages 15-21
6 1-2 Refraction Of The meaning of By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments demonstrating -Beakers physics students book 3 pages
Light refraction learner should be able to:- refraction of light. -Water 11-12
-Describe simple experiments -Stick or glass rod
to illustrate refraction of light. -Basins
-Coins
9
-Glass blocks
4
-Pin Secondary physics KLB
15-16
pages 37-40
3-5 Refraction Of Laws of refraction By the end of the lesson, the -Discovering Snell’s law of -Glass blocks physics students book 3 pages
Light learner should be able to:- refraction through -Pins 12-14
-State the laws of refraction experiments. -Soft board
and define refractive index. -Defining refractive index. -Plain paper
-Stating the laws of -Geometric set
9
refraction.
16-18
pages 40-42
7 1-2 Refraction Of Refractive index By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments to determine -Water physics students book 3 pages
Light learner should be able to:- the refractive index of glass -Pins 14-15
-Determine the refractive by real and apparent depth -Plain papers
index of a given substance. method. -Coins
-Beakers
9
17-19
pages 42-45
-Total internal Comprehensive secondary
3-5 Refraction Of reflection and its By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments to explain the -Glass blocks physics students book 3 pages
Light effect learner should be able to:- total internal reflection and its -Soft boards 16-17
-Critical angle -Describe an experiment to effects. -Pins
explain the total internal -Defining critical angle. -Geometrical set
reflection and its effects. -Observations and -Source of light
9
-Define critical angle. discussions on critical angle.
-Total internal reflection. Secondary physics KLB
5
19-20
pages 46-49
8 1-3 Refraction Of Application of a By the end of the lesson, the -Making a periscope -Charts on total internal physics students book 3 pages
Light total internal learner should be able to:- -Discussion on working of an reflection and applications 18-19
reflection in a -Explain the working of optical fibre.
prism periscope, prisms and optical fibres
optical fibre among other applications.
9
20-23
pages 49-52
-Newton`s disk Comprehensive secondary
4-5 Refraction Of Dispersion of white By the end of the lesson, the -Experiment on dispersion of -Triangular glass prisms physics students book 3 pages
Light light and learner should be able to:- light using glass prisms. -Source of light 19-20
recombination of -Describe an experiment to -Screen
colors of the illustrate the dispersion of
spectrum light.
9
21-22
pages 45-46
9 1-5 Refraction Of Problems of By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions and problem -Review questions physics book 3 pages 21-22
Light refractive index and learner should be able to:- solving in critical angle using -Past exams
critical angle -Solve problems involving the formulae sin C= 1/n and -Examples in the topic
the refractive index and n=sin i/sin r.
9
critical angle.
24-25
pages 53-55
6
10 1-5 Newton’s Law’s Newton’s Laws of By the end of the lesson, the -Discussion on Newton’s -Inclined plane physics students book 3 pages
Of Motion motion learner should be able to:- laws. -Trolley 23-27
-State the Newton’s laws of -Experiments to illustrate -Marbles
motion. Newton’s laws of motion. -Spring balances
physics teachers book 3 pages
-State and explain the
13-17
significance of a Newton’s
laws of motion. Secondary physics KLB
-Describe simple experiments students book 3 page 87-102
to illustrate inertia.
26-27
pages 56-65
11 1-3 Newton’s Law Conservation of By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions of the laws of -Marbles physics students book 3 pages
Of Motion linear momentum leaner should be able to:- conservation of linear -Trolleys 28-30
Elastic collision -State the law of conservation momentum. -Meter rules
Inelastic collision of momentum. -Determining recoil velocity. -Stop watches
Recoil velocity -Define elastic and inelastic -Plasticine
13-17
collisions.
-Determine recoil velocity. Secondary physics KLB
28-30
pages 66-72
4-5 Newton’s Laws Friction By the end of the lesson, the -Defining friction. -Block of wood physics students book 3 pages
Of Motion learner should be able to:- -Stating and explaining types -Spring balance 28-39
-Define friction. of frictions. -Pulley
-State and explain types of -Describing an experiment to -Flat surface
frictions. illustrate friction.
13-17
-Describe and experiment to -Stating the applications of
illustrate friction and state the the frictions. Secondary physics KLB
applications of friction. -Stating laws of friction. students book 3 page 109-115
-State laws of friction.
30-31
pages 73-76
12 1-2 Newton’s Laws Viscosity By the end of the lesson, the -Distinguishing viscous from- -Glycerin physics students book 3KLB
Of Motion leaner should be able to:- non-viscous liquids. -Paraffin pages33
7
-Define viscosity. -Defining viscous liquids. -Water Comprehensive secondary
-Explain the concept of -Defining and explaining -Ball bearings physics teachers book 3 pages
terminal velocity. terminal viscosity. -Stat watches 13-17
-Meter rule
-Measuring cylinders
31-33
pages 76-78
3-5 Newton’s Laws Revision By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions and problem - -Quizzes physics students book 3KLB
Of Motion learner should be able to:- solving -Assignment pages34-35
-Solve problems on Newton’s -Review questions
laws of motion and law of
conservation of linear
17-18
momentum.
34-38
pages 78-82
13 END OF TERM EXAMS
14 PREPARATION OF REPORTS AND CLOSING
8
FORM THREE 2012
TERM II
REFERENCES:

4. Golden Tips
5. Teacher’s Book
9
K N
2 1-3 Energy, Work, Energy By the end of the lesson, the -Defining energy. -Chart on the forms of physics students book 3
Power And learner should be able to:- -Stating the forms of energy. energy and transformation pages34-35
Machines -Define energy. -Identifying and describing
-Describe various forms of energy transformation.
energy.
17-18
students book 3 page 121,122-
125
39
pages 83-86
4-5 Energy, Work, Sources of energy By the end of the lesson, the -Discussion on the sources of -Chart on the sources of physics students book 3 pages41
Power And Renewable learner should be able to:- energy. energy
Machines Non-renewable -Describe renewable and non- -Descriptions of renewable
renewable sources of energy. and non-renewable sources of
19-21
energy.
students book 3 page 121,122-
125
39
pages 83,85-86
Energy, Work, Comprehensive secondary
3 1-3 Power And The law of By the end of the lesson, the -Discussion on the law of -Chart on the laws of physics students book 3 pages
Machines conservation of learner should be able to:- conservation of energy conservation of energy 41-42
energy -State the laws of
conservation of energy.
-Explain the applications of
20-21
the laws of conservation of
energy. Secondary physics KLB
10
39
pages 86-88
4-5 Energy, Work, Work By the end of the lesson, the -Experiment on work done by -Masses physics students book 3 pages
Power And learner should be able to:- moving objects through a -Wooden block 42-43
Machines -Define work. distance. -Spring balance
-Explain the concept of work -Problem solving
and energy.
18-22
39-40
pages 88-90
4 1-2 Energy, Work, Kinetic energy By the end of the lesson, the -Discussion and the meanings -Object that can be lifted physics students book 3 pages
Power And Potential energy learner should be able to:- of kinetic energy and Spring balance. 43-45
Machines power -define power. potential energy.
-explain the meaning of -Defining power.
power potential and kinetic -Distinguishing between
18-22
energies. kinetic energy and potential
-distinguish between kinetic energy. Secondary physics KLB
energy and potential energy. students book 3 page 126-
132,134-136
40-41
pages 90-96
3-4 Energy, Work, Simple machines By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions on the M.A and -Levers physics students book 3 pages
Power And bearer should be able to:- V.R of different machines. -Pulleys 41-45
Machines -State the mechanical -Experiments in illustrate -Inclined planes
advantage. M.A and V.R of machines -Strings
-State the velocity ratio (V.R) Problem solving. -Masses
18-22
of different machines.
students book 3 page 126-
132,134-136
40-441
11
pages 96-97
5 Energy, Work, Simple machines By the end of the lesson, the -Discussion on efficiency of -Levers physics students book 3 pages
Power And learner should be able to:- different machines. -Pulleys 45-51
Machines -State and describe the -Experiments to illustrate -Inclined planes
efficiency of various efficiency of various -Strings
machines. machines. -Masses
18-22
-Problem solving.
44-50
pages 97-111
5 1-5 Energy, Work, Revision By the end of the lesson, the -Problems solving. -Quizzes physics students book 3 pages
Power And learner should be able to:- -Questions and answers. -Exercises 52-53
Machines -Solve problems involving -Discussion on the problems -Project work
work, energy, power and involving work, power,
machines. energy and machines.
23-24
50-52
pages 111-115
6 1-2 Current Electric current By the end of the lesson, the -Defining potential -Ammeter physics students book 3 pages
Electricity II Scale reading learner should be able to:- difference. -Voltmeter 54-55
-Define potential. -Measuring P.d. -Battery
-Differentiate and state its SI -Discussion on p.d and -Connecting wires
units. current.
24-28
-Measure potential difference -Experiments to illustrate p.d
and current in a circuit. and current. Secondary physics KLB
53
pages 116-117
12
3-4 Current Ammeters and By the end of the lesson, the -Scale reading. -Ammeters physics students book 3 pages
Electricity II voltmeters learner should be able to:- -Converting units of -Voltmeters 54-55
-Measure potential difference measurements. -Battery
and current in a circuit using -Discussing simple electric -Wires
the ammeters. circuits. -Rheostat
24-28
53
pages 118-119
5 Current Ohm’s Law By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments verifying ohm’s -Ammeter physics students book 3 pages
Electricity II learner should be able to:- law. -Voltmeter 55-57
-Derive and verify ohm’s law. -Stating ohm’s law. -Rheostat
-State ohm’s law. -Wires
-Dry cells
24-28
53-54
pages 120-124
7 1-2 Current Voltage-current By the end of the lesson, the -Defining resistance. -Resistance wire physics students book 3 pages
Electricity II relationships learner should be able to:- -Experiments to determine -Rheostat 57-59
-Define resistance and state the relationship between -Battery
its SI unit. voltage-current. -Voltmeter
-Determine experimentally -Ammeter
26-28
the voltage current -Connecting wires
Relationship for resistance in Secondary physics KLB
series and parallel. students book 3 page 171-177
53-54
pages 122-124
3-5 Current Measurement of By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments to measure -Ammeters physics students book 3 pages
Electricity II resistance learner should be able to:- resistance of materials. -Voltmeters 57-59
13
-Describe experiment to -Rheostats Comprehensive secondary
measure resistance using – -Connecting wires physics teachers book 3 pages
voltmeter method. -Resistance wire 26-28
-The Wheatstone bridge -Dry cells
method. -Switches
-The meter bridge. -Meter bridge
-Wheatstone bridge Physics made easier vol. 2 pages
-Resisters with known 54-55
resistance
pages 122-124
8 1-2 Current Effective resistance By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions on deriving the -Cells physics students book 3 pages
Electricity for registers in learner should be able to:- effective resistance. -Resistors 60-66
series and parallel -Derive effective resistance. -Deriving effective resistance -Ammeters
of registers in parallel and -Voltmeters
series. -wires
24-28
56-57
pages 124-131
3-4 Current E.m.f and internal By the end of the lesson, the -Explanation on internal -Voltmeters physics students book 3 pages
Electricity II resistance learner should be able to:- resistance. -Ammeter 62-63
(E=V+1r) -Determine e.m.f . -Demonstration on e.m.f and -Cells
-Explain the internal internal resistance. -Connecting wires
resistance of a cell. -Discussion on e.m.f.
24-28
56-59
pages 124
5 Current Revision By the end of the lesson, the -Problem solving -Exercise in the students’ physics students book 3 pages
Electricity II learner should be able to:- -Questions and answers book 3. 64-66
-Solve numerical problems -Discussions on the questions -Marking scheme .
involving the ohm’s law. asked. -Past paper containing
-Resistors in series and -Experiments to solve questions on current
24-28
parallel. questions of sound. electricity.
14
60-63
pages 131-133
9 1-2 Waves II Properties of waves By the end of the lesson, the -Stating and explaining the -Rope/wire physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- properties of waves. -Various reflections 67-69
-State and explain the -Sketching wave fronts
properties of waves illustrate reflection.
experimentally.
29-32
-Sketch wave fronts to
illustrate the reflections. Secondary physics KLB
64-65
pages 134-142
3-5 Waves II Diffraction, By the end of the lesson, the -Sketching various wave -Water physics students book 3 pages
refraction and learner should be able to:- fonts. -Basin 70-73
interference of -Sketch various wave fonts to -Experiments to illustrate -Ripple
waves illustrate their diffraction, refraction, diffraction and -Tank
refraction and interference. interference.
29-32
65-66
pages 142-144
10 1-2 Waves II Constructive and By the end of the lesson, the -Discussion on constructive -Ripple tank physics students book 3 pages
distractive waves learner should be able to:- and destructive interference. -Rope/wire 73-74
-Explain constructive and -Experiments constructive
destructive interference. and destructive interference.
29-32
15
65-66
pages 144-147
3-5 Waves II Stationary waves By the end of the lesson, the Demonstration and Wires under tension physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to: explaining of stationery 74
Describe experiments to waves
illustrate stationary waves
29-32
66-67
pages 147-148
11 1-5 Waves II Vibrating air By the end of the lesson, the -Describing vibrations in -Open and closed pipes physics students book 3 pages
columns learner should be able to:- close and open pipes. 74
-Describe and explain closed
pipe and open pipe.
29-32
67-73
pages 148-149
12 TOPICAL REVISION
13 END OF TERM EXAMS
14 PREPARATION OF REPORTS AND CLOSING
16
FORM THREE 2012
TERM III
REFERENCES:

4. Golden Tips
5. Teacher’s Book
17
K N
2 1-2 Electrostatics II Electric field By the end of the lesson, the -Discussion on electric field -Charts on magnetic fields physics students book 3 pages
patterns learner should be able to:- patterns. 76-77
-Sketch electric field patterns -Observing and plotting field
around charged bodies. patterns.
34-39
76-77
pages 151-152
3-5 Electrostatics II Charge distribution By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions on charge -Van de Graaf generator physics students book 3 pages
on conductors learner should be able to:- distribution on conductors. -Chart showing charge 77-78
-Describe charge distribution -Experiment distribution on different
on conductors. -demonstrated/illustrate conductors
-Spherical and pear shaped charge distribution on -Gold leaf electroscope
34-39
conductors. conductors.
77-78
pages 153-154
3 1-2 Electrostatics II Lighting arrestor By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions on the lighting -Improvised lighting arrestor physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- arrestor. -Photographs of lightning 79-80
-Explain how lightning -Explanations on the lighting arrestor
arrestor works arrestor.
34-39
79
18
pages 155
3-5 Electrostatics II Capacitance By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments on charging and -Complete circuits physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- discharging capacitor. capacitors 80-82
-Define capacitance and state -Discussion on factors
its SI units. affecting capacitance.
-Describe the charging and -Defining capacitance.
34-39
discharging of a capacitor.
-State and explain the factors Secondary physics KLB
that affect the capacitance of students book 3 page 230-237
a parallel plate capacitor.
79-80
pages 155-158
4 1-2 Electrostatics II Combinations of By the end of the lesson, the -Deriving formula for -Capacitors in series and physics students book 3 pages
capacitors learner should be able to:- effective capacitance of parallel connections. 80-82
-Derive the effective capacitors in series and -Charts showing complete
capacitance of capacitors in parallel. circuits.
series and parallel. -Solving problems
34-39
Discussion in the effective
capacitance. Secondary physics KLB
81-82
pages 155-158
3 Electrostatics II Energy stored in a By the end of the lesson, the -Describing the energy stored -Capacitors physics students book 3 pages
charged capacitor learner should be able to:- in a charged capacitor -Dry cells 82
-Describe the energy stored in -Charts on capacitors used
a charged capacitor.
34-39
students book 3 page 244
82
pages 159-160
19
4 Electrostatics Application of By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions on applications -Charts on the use of physics students book 3 pages
capacitors learner should be able to:- of capacitors. capacitors 82-84
-State and explain the -Stating and explaining
applications of capacitors. applications of capacitors.
34-39
82-83
pages 161
5 Electrostatics II Revision By the end of the lesson, the -Problem solving -Questions in the students physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- Book 3 84-87
-solve numerical problems
involving capacitors using the
formulae
38-39
Q= CV Secondary physics KLB
CT=C1+C1 students book 3 page 244-245
1
/C= 1/C1+1/C2
85-88
pages 161
5 1-3 The Heating Electric current By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments to illustrate -Complete circuit physics students book 3 pages
Effect Of Electric heating effect learner should be able to:- heating effect of electric -Water in a beaker 88
Current -Perform and describe current. -Metallic rod
experiments to illustrate the -Discussions on heating effect -Thermometer
heating effect of electric of electric current.
39-41
current
89
pages 162-165
4-5 The Heating Factors affecting By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions on the factors -Complete circuit physics students book 3 pages
Effect Of An electric current learner should be able to:- affecting electrical energy. -Wires 88-90
20
Electric Current -State and explain the factors -Experiments on electrical -Rheostat Comprehensive secondary
affecting electrical energy. energy. -Ammeter physics teachers book 3 pages
-Stating and explaining -battery 39-41
factors affecting the electrical
energy.
89-90
pages 165-166
6 1-2 The Heating Heating devices By the end of the lesson, the -discussion on electric -electric irons physics students book 3 pages
Effect Of Electric fuses learner should be able to:- devices. -electric bulb 90-91
Current -describe the working of -observations and -electric kettle
electric iron, bulb filament experiments on heating -electric heater
and an electric water devices. -fuses
39-41
90-91
pages 166-170
3-5 The Heating Revision By the end of the lesson, the -Problem solving -Set questions physics students book 3 pages
Effect Of Electric learner should be able to:- -Exercises assignment -Marking scheme 90-92
Current -Solve problems involving -Discussion on problems
electrical energy and electric involving electrical energy
power. and electrical power.
41
students book 3 page 246-258-
259
92
pages 171
7 1-2 Quantity Of Heat Heat capacity By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments on heat -Source of heat physics students book 3 pages
Specific heat learner should be able to:- capacity and specific heat -Water 93-96
capacity -Define heat capacity and capacity. -Lagged can
Units of heat specific heat capacity and -Discussion on heat capacity -Thermometer
capacity derive their SI units. and specific h eat capacity.
21
-Defining heat capacity and 42-46
heat specific heat capacity.
students book 3 page 246-260-
271
93-94
pages 172-174
3-4 Quantity Of Heat Change of state By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments on latent heat -File physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- of fusion and latent heat of -Water 96-97
-define and explain latent vaporization. -Thermometer
heat of fusion, specific latent -Discussion on latent heat of -Weighing balance
heat of fusion. fusion and latent heat of -Source of heat
42-46
-Define and explain latent vaporization.
heat of vaporization, specific Secondary physics KLB
latent heat of vaporization. students book 3 page 246-271-
-State the SI units of latent 281
heat of fusion and latent heat
of vaporization.
95-96
pages 188-199
5 Quantity Of Heat Boiling and melting By the end of the lesson, the -Distinguishing between Pressure cooker physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- boiling and melting points. Refrigerator 97-101
-Distinguish between boiling -Stating factors affecting Charts on melting and
and melting. boiling and melting points. boiling points
-State the factors affecting -Experiments to illustrate Ice
42-46
melting points and boiling boiling and melting point. Heat
points of a substance. Sufuria Secondary physics KLB
-Describe the working of a water students book 3 page 246-282-
pressure cooker and a 288
refrigerator.
96-98
pages 186-187
8 1-5 Quantity Of Heat Revision By the end of the lesson, the -Problem solving -Quizzes physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- -Past exams 101-102
-Solve problems involving -Exercises
quantity of heat. -Calculators
-Mathematical tables
22
42-46
100-104
pages 183-185, 200-202
9 1-2 The Gas Laws Pressure law By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments to verify -Water physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- pressure law. -Thermometer 103-104
-State and verify the gas laws -Demonstrations on pressure -Measuring cylinder
for an ideal gas law. -Syringe
experimentally. -Discussion on pressure law. -Narrow glass tube
47-50
106
pages 203-207
3-4 The Gas Laws Charles’s law By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments to verify -Water physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- Charles’s law. -Thermometer 105-106
-State and verify Charles’s -Discussion on Charles’s law. -Measuring cylinder
law experimentally. -Syringe
-Narrow glass tube
47-50
107
pages 203
5 The Gas Laws Boyle’s law By the end of the lesson, the -Experiments verifying and -Water physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- explain Boyle’s law. -Thermometer 106-107
-State and verify Boyle’s law -Discussion on Boyle’s law. -Syringe
experimentally. -Measuring cylinder
-Narrow glass tube
47-50
23
107
pages 203
10 1-2 The Gas Law’s The kinetic theory By the end of the lesson, the -Discussions on the absolute -Graph paper physics students book 3 pages
of gases learner should be able to:- zero temperature from -Clinical thermometer 108-110
-Explain law absolute zero pressure using kinetic theory -Working out sums
temperature may be obtained of gases.
from pressure and temp.
47-50
graphs.
107
pages 207-209
3-4 The Gas Laws The kinetic theory By the end of the lesson, the -Discussion on gas laws using -Graph papers physics students book 3 pages
of gases learner should be able to:- kinetic theory of gases. -Clinical thermometers 68-110
-Explain the gas laws using -Working out sums
the kinetic theory of gases.
49
107
pages 209-210
5 Comprehensive secondary
The Gas Laws The kinetic theory By the end of the lesson, the -Discussion on basic. -Graph paper physics students book 3 pages
of gases learner should be able to:- -assumptions of kinetic -Clinical thermometer 110-111
-Convert Celsius scales to theory of gases.
Kelvin scale of temperature -Conversion of Celsius to
and state basic assumptions Kelvin scales.
50-51
of kinetic theory of gases.
24
107
pages 214
11 1-5 The Gas Laws Revision By the end of the lesson, the -Solving problems involving -Quizzes physics students book 3 pages
learner should be able to:- gas laws. -Past examination 110-111
-Solve numerical problems -Discussion on the problems -Exercise in the Book 3
involving gas laws. involving gas laws.
50-51
109-110
pages 215-217
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PHYSICS SCHEMES OF WORK

FORM THREE 2012

1. Secondary Physics KLB

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1. Secondary Physics KLB

FORM THREE 2012

1. Secondary Physics KLB

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