Complete lesson number 6 in the Heat Transfer topic for KS3: Protective Clothing. Differentiated learning outcomes: All: Explain why protective clothing is needed using scientific reasoning. Most: Understand the important scientific properties of insulation. Some: Understand the important scientific properties of insulation.

Lesson 5 in the Heat Transfer topic on Infra-red Radiation for KS3. Complete lesson. Contains numerous tasks, starters, reviews and practical. Differentiated lesson outcomes: All Define what Infrared Radiation is. Most Understand that all objects emit and absorb Infrared Radiation. Some Explain how different surfaces absorb and emit infrared radiation differently.

Lesson 4 in the Heat Transfer topic at Key Stage 3 - Changing State. Differentiated Learning Outcomes: All: Describe what happens to the temperature of a liquid while it is boiling. Describe what happens to the temperature while a liquid freezes. Most Carry out a practical to investigate the temperature of water through the changes of state. Some Explain the shape of a graph of temperature against time for a substance being heated or cooled.

Lessons 1-3 of the Key Stage 3 Heat Transfer topic. Powerpoints for complete lessons. 1. Hot Stuff - looks at the relationship between heat energy and temperature, 2. Heating Solids -looks at conduction, 3. Heating Fluids - looks at convection. All lessons have differentiated learning outcomes.

Lesson 3 from Heat Transfer topic for Key Stage 3. Differentiated Learning Outcomes: All: Recall which substances heat can travel through by convection. Most: Demonstrate a convection current. Some Explain how a convection current is formed.

Lesson 2 in the Heat Transfer topic for KS3. Differentiated learning outcomes: All List some examples of heat conductors and insulators. Most Explain conduction using the particle method. Explain why some solids are better conductors than others. Some Explain why solids expand when they are heated.

Lesson 1 of the KS3 topic Heat Transfer - Hot Stuff. This lesson is focused on the difference between heat and temperature. Practicalprocedure included. Differentiated learning outcomes: All Recall the units for measuring temperature and heat energy. Work out which way heat energy will be transferred between a hot and a cold object. Most Explain the difference between temperature and heat energy. Some List the three things that the amount of heat energy stored in an object depends on.

Lesson 7 in the KS3 Energy topic. Differentiated learning outcomes: All: State where the energy stored in our food comes from originally. Most: Explain why we need to eat. Some: Justify why some people require more food than others.

Lessons 4-6 in the KS3 topic of Energy. All lessons with differentiated learning outcomes. 4. Saving Energy 5. Energy From Food. 6. Green Transport.

Lesson 6 in the KS3 Energy topic - Green Transport. Differentiated Learning Outcomes: All: State what is used to make a biofuel. Most: Describe 3 types of ‘green’ vehicles Some: Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using green vehicles Design a green vehicle.

Lesson 5 in the KS3 topic of Energy - Energy from food. Learning Outcomes: All: Carry out a practical to see which food type contained the most energy. Most: Analyse practical results. Analyse data presented on a food label. Some: Evaluate a scientific method and identify improvements

Lesson 4 in the KS3 Energy topic - Saving Energy. Learning Outcomes: All: describe at least 3 ways of reducing our energy consumption Most: Explain why we need to reduce energy consumption Some: Use persuasive arguments to convince someone of the need to reduce energy consumption

The first 3 lessons in the KS3 Energy topic: 1. Energy & Energy Stores, 2. The Formation of Fossil Fuels, 3. Energy in Fuels.

Lesson 3 in the KS3 energy topic - Energy in Fuels. Learning Outcomes: All: State the units of energy. Carry out a practical activity safely. Most: Identify independent and dependent variables. Collect data to work out which fuel is best. Some: Analyse data to make a valid scientific conclusion

Lesson 2 in the KS3 Energy topic - Formation of fossil fuels. Includes starter activity linking to previous lesson. Also introduces the law of Conservation of Energy Learning Outcomes: All: Recognise that energy cannot be created or destroyed. Most: Give examples of energy transfers. Describe the process of forming fossil fuels Some: Explain the energy transfer in the formation of fossil fuels.

Lesson 1 in KS3 Energy topic: Energy & Energy Stores. Differentiated Learning Outcomes: All: Recognise some forms of energy. Most: Give examples of energy stores. Some: Analyse household objects & identify types of energy used & stored.

Complete KS3 lesson on the states of matter. Learning Outcomes: All – Define the states of matter Most – Describe the properties of solids, liquids & gases. Some – Model particles in a solid, a liquid and a gas.

Complete lesson for Diffusion, KS3 - including sentence starters and word frames for literacy differentiation. Practicals and description in notes also included.

Complete lesson on pressure for KS3. Learning Outcomes: All – describe how moving gas particles cause pressure when they hit the walls of their container Most – explain the ways in which gas pressure can be increased or decreased Some – explain some of the effects of air pressure

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