NESA / Science and Technology / Material World / Properties of materials can be observed
observe and describe some properties of a range of materials
Observable Properties of Materials Subject Based Preview Unit |
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Sharing What I Know About Chemistry
· Pretesting and Familiarisation
Your students will share what they know about materials that are used to make different objects. |
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Clothing in Different Situations
· Learning Opportunities
Your students will consider appropriate clothing for a range of different activities. |
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That's Not My Property
· Learning Opportunities
Your students will create a book describing materials and their observable properties. |
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Grouping Objects Based on Common Properties
· Learning Opportunities
Your students will find objects in the classroom that have a common property. |
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Creative Uses: Metal
· Learning Opportunities
Your students will learn how a blacksmith uses metal and they will use a paper clip in an interesting way. |
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Creative Uses: Wool
· Learning Opportunities
Your students will learn about how wool is made and use a ball of wool in an interesting way. |
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Sharing What I Learnt About Chemistry
· Demonstration of Understanding
Your students will share what they have learnt during this learning sequence by adding, removing or changing what they wrote or drew on their 'What I Know' sheet. |
A Place to Call Home Question-Based Investigations Preview Unit |
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Assessment
· Synthesis Phase
You will conduct a conference with each student to assess their understanding of the content they have learnt during their research. |