Students read through the accounts of two cartoon characters to introduce the idea regarding the difference between science and opinion.
Students are then introduced to a scenario involving the head teacher receiving the disturbing news that one of the teachers at school are in fact an alien! Students read through the letter he received and decide on whether this accusation is based on science or opinion.
Students learn about chromatography as separation test. Students use a simple modification of the experiment to separate "blood samples" of each of the suspected teachers. The Alien teacher's blood sample will also contain green and blue food colouring.
Students complete a wanted poster explaining their findings.
This resource pack includes EAL differentiated worksheets, detailed lesson plans, and worksheets.
Students are then introduced to a scenario involving the head teacher receiving the disturbing news that one of the teachers at school are in fact an alien! Students read through the letter he received and decide on whether this accusation is based on science or opinion.
Students learn about chromatography as separation test. Students use a simple modification of the experiment to separate "blood samples" of each of the suspected teachers. The Alien teacher's blood sample will also contain green and blue food colouring.
Students complete a wanted poster explaining their findings.
This resource pack includes EAL differentiated worksheets, detailed lesson plans, and worksheets.
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