Physics Scheme

PHYSICS SCHEMES OF WORK
FORM THREE 2022

TERM I
REFERENCES:
1. Secondary Physics KLB

2. Comprehensive Secondary Physics
3. Principles of Physics
4. Golden Tips
5. Teacher’s Book
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Comprehensive secondary
1 1 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
2 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 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
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
2 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
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 motion 9
Derive and apply the Deriving the equations of
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
5
12-14
pages 30-36
3 1 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 to method Stop watches
gravity by free-fall and Ticker-timer
simple pendulum
3
7-10
pages 15-21
4
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
Pin Secondary physics KLB
15-16
pages 37-40
3 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 refraction Geometric set
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16-18
pages 40-42
4 Refraction Of Refractive index By the end of the lesson, the Experiments to determine the Water physics students book 3 pages
Light learner should be able to: refractive index of rates and Pins 14-15
Determine the refractive glass by real and apparent Plain papers
index of a given substance depth method Coins
Beakers
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17-19
pages 42-45
5
Total material Comprehensive secondary
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 discussions Source of light
9
Define critical angle on critical angle
Total internal reflection Secondary physics KLB
19-20
pages 46-49
4 1 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 a optical fibre
prism periscope, prisms and optical fibres
optical fibre among other applications
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20-23
pages 49-52
2-3 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
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4-5 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 the formulae sin C=i/n and Examples in the topic
refractive index and critical n=sin i/sin r
9
angle
24-25
pages 53-55
5 MID TERM BREAK
6 1-5 Newton’s Law’s Newton’s Laws of By the end of the lesson, the Discussion on Newton’s laws Inclined plane physics students book 3 pages
Of Motion motion learner should be able to Experiments to illustrate Trolley 23-27
State the Newton’s laws of © Education Plus Agencies Marbles
motion Spring balances
physics teachers book 3 pages
State and explain the Newton’s laws of motion 13-17
significance of a Newton’s
laws of motion Secondary physics KLB
Describe simple experiments students book 3 page 87-102
to illustrate inertion
26-27
pages 56-65
7 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
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4-5 Newton’s Law 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 the
illustrate friction and state 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
8 Comprehensive secondary
1-5 Newton’s Laws Viscosity By the end of the lesson, the Distinguishing viscous from- Glycerin physics students book 3 pages33
Of Motion leaner should be able to: non-viscous liquids Paraffin
Define viscosity Defining viscous liquids Water
Explain the concept of Defining and explaining Ball bearings
13-17
terminal velocity terminal viscosity Stat watches
Meter rule Secondary physics KLB
Measuring cylinders students book 3 page 115-119
31-33
pages 76-78
9 1-5 Newton’s Laws Revision By the end of the lesson, the Discussions and problem Quizzes physics students book 3
Of Motion learner should be able to: solving Assignment pages34-35
Solve problems on Newton’s Review questions
law of motion and law of
conservation of linear
17-18
momentum
34-38
pages 78-82
10 END OF TERM EXAMS
PREPARATION OF REPORTS AND CLOSING
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PHYSICS SCHEMES OF WORK

FORM THREE 2022

1. Secondary Physics KLB

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