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 * Unit 9H: Flying materials 3 weeks **
 * ** Topic 1: Flying materials ** ||
 * Learning objectives || Learning strategies – p 203 || Resources ||
 * * Describe the properties of some common materials.
 * Link the properties of materials to their uses.
 * Describe one way in which the properties of a natural material can be changed. || * Starter: Quick quiz 9Ha
 * Property words: worksheet
 * Book p 92-93: read and answer all questions
 * Research: properties and materials
 * Practical: polymer models – demonstration AT animation
 * Lucky discoveries: worksheet 9Ha (4)
 * Plenary: quick check
 * HW: worksheets || * Exploring Science Year 9 text
 * Quick quiz 9Ha
 * Worksheet 9Ha(4)
 * AT- animation
 * Quick check 9Ha
 * 789science wikispace
 * Other worksheets below ||
 * Connections:
 * IGCSE chemistry section || Assessment:
 * Plenary: Quick check || Support/extension:
 * Access: worksheet 9Ha (1)
 * Must: worksheet 9Ha (3) and (4)
 * Worksheets 9Ha (5) (most) or (6) (some) ||


 * ** Topic 2: Fantastic fibres ** ||
 * Learning objectives || Learning strategies – p 207 || Resources ||
 * * Explain why new materials are developed.
 * Link the properties of different polymers with their uses.
 * Explain what a composite material is.
 * Recall some of the stages in the development of a new product. || * Starter: design a material
 * Book p 94-95: read and answer all questions
 * Research: materials from oil
 * Hydrocarbon patterns – AB spreadsheet
 * Research air disasters
 * HW: worksheets || * Exploring Science Year 9 text
 * AB spreadsheet
 * Quick check 9Hb
 * Worksheet 9Hb (5) or (7)
 * 789science wikispace
 * Other worksheets: see below ||
 * Connections:
 * IGCSE chemistry section || Assessment:
 * Plenary: quick check || Support/extension:
 * Access: worksheet 9Hb (1)
 * Must: worksheet 9Hb (4)
 * Worksheets 9Hb (5) and (6) (most) or (7) (some) ||


 * ** Topic 3: Investigating reactions ** ||
 * Learning objectives || Learning strategies – p 211 || Resources ||
 * * State what happens to the mass of the chemicals in a reaction.
 * Explain why mass seems to be lost in some reactions.
 * Explain why mass seems to be gained in some reactions.
 * Explain what happens to atoms in a chemical reaction. || * Starter: ideas about materials and reactions AT presentation
 * Practical: conservation of mass
 * Book p 98-99: read and answer all questions
 * Practical: reactions producing gases - demonstration
 * Practical modelling reactions
 * Magnesium oxide results – AB spreadsheet
 * Plenary: Revisit ideas about materials and reaction AT
 * HW: worksheets || * Exploring Science Year 9 text
 * AT presentations
 * Equipment, materials and worksheet 9Hc (3) for conservation of mass
 * Equipment and materials for demonstration producing gases
 * AB magnesium oxide spreadsheet
 * 789science wikispace
 * Other worksheets: see below ||
 * Connections:
 * IGCSE chemistry section || Assessment:
 * Plenary: Revisit ideas about materials and reaction – AT presentation || Support/extension:
 * Access: worksheet 9Hc (1)
 * Must: worksheet 9Hc (4)
 * Worksheets 9Hc (5) (most) or (6) (some) ||


 * ** Topic 4: Energetic reactions ** ||
 * Learning objectives || Learning strategies || Resources ||
 * * Explain what fuels are.
 * Recall some examples of hydrocarbon fuels.
 * Recall which compounds are formed when hydrocarbons burn.
 * Work out which chemicals are made when other fuels burn. || * Starter: aircraft energy
 * Book p 100-101: read and answer all questions
 * Practical: exothermic and endothermic reactions
 * Phlogiston theory - AT animation
 * Book p102: read and answer all questions
 * Plenary: revisit quick quiz
 * HW: revise for test || * Exploring Science Year 9 text
 * AT animation
 * Equipment and materials for exothermic and endothermic reactions
 * Worksheet 9Hd(5)
 * 789science wikispace
 * Other worksheets: see below ||
 * Connections:
 * IGCSE chemistry section || Assessment:
 * End of unit test || Support/extension:
 * Access: worksheet 9Hd (1)
 * Must: worksheet 9Hd (5) and (6)
 * Worksheets 9Hd (7) and (8) (most) or (9) (some) ||