Lesson Plans. Year 8 Science Chapter 2 Cells. Assessment. Content Description (5 weeks)

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Lesson Plans Year 8 Science Chapter 2 Cells Some general points about the following lesson plans: The lesson plans outline only one way of sequencing the learning material in this chapter of the textbook. The content and sequence will obviously vary from class to class (The following guide is ambitious in many instances). All activities and investigations in each chapter have been deliberately designed to support the National Curriculum content whilst keeping in mind the development and reinforcement of skills required in the study of science in Year 11/12. The length of lessons vary from school to school and even within schools. The following guide is based on 35/40 min lessons because it was reasoned that adjustment to 60/75/90 mins lessons would be easier than reducing lesson plans. Students may be challenged further by completing each chapter Task, Competition Questions, Challenges, and by finding and entering any of the many competitions, challenges, projects etc that may be found on the. Such students may benefit by doing an search early in the year and planning entries before they close. Assessment A Task Inquiry Report End of Unit Test Content Description (5 weeks) Chapter 2 Cells Cells are the basic units of living things and have specialised structures and functions (ACSSU149) examine a variety of use a light microscope, by digital technology or by viewing a simulation distinguish plant from animal or fungal identify structures within and describe their function recognise that some organisms consist of a single cell recognise that reproduce via cell division describe mitosis as cell division for growth and repair Page 1 of 5

Content strands The Australian Curriculum: Science has three interrelated strands: Science Understanding, Science as a Human Endeavour and Science Inquiry Skills. Science as a Human Endeavour Scientific knowledge changes as new evidence becomes available, and some scientific discoveries have significantly changed people s understanding of the world (ACSHE134) investigating developments in the understanding of and how this knowledge has impacted on areas such as health and medicine discovering how people s understanding of the nature of matter has changed over time as evidence for particle theory has become available through developments in technology considering how the idea of elements has developed over time as knowledge of the nature of matter has improved investigating the development of the microscope and the impact it has had on the understanding of cell functions and division Science knowledge can develop through collaboration and connecting ideas across the disciplines of science (ACSHE226) investigating how knowledge of the location and extraction of mineral resources relies on expertise from across the disciplines of science considering how advances in technology, combined with scientific understanding of the functioning of body systems, has enabled medical science to replace or repair organs researching the use of reproductive technologies and how developments in this field rely on scientific knowledge from different areas of science Use and influence of science Science and technology contribute to finding solutions to a range of contemporary issues; these solutions may impact on other areas of society and involve ethical considerations (ACSHE135) investigating requirements and the design of systems for collecting and recycling household waste investigating strategies implemented to maintain part of the local environment, such as bushland, a beach, a lake, a desert or a shoreline investigating how energy efficiency can reduce energy consumption investigating the development of vehicles over time, including the application of science to contemporary designs of solar-powered vehicles discussing ethical issues that arise from organ transplantation Science understanding influences the development of practices in areas of human activity such as industry, agriculture and marine and terrestrial resource management (ACSHE136) describing how technologies have been applied to modern farming techniques to improve yields and sustainability investigating how Aboriginal people recognise relationships in ecosystems by burning to promote new growth, attract animals and afford easier hunting and food gathering describing the impact of plant cloning techniques (asexual production) in agriculture such as horticulture, fruit production and vineyards investigating the role of science in the development of technology important to the economies and communities of the Asia Pacific regions, for example car manufacture, earthquake prediction and electronic optics People use understanding and skills from across the disciplines of science in their occupations (ACSHE227) recognising the role of knowledge of the environment and ecosystems in a number of occupations considering how engineers improve energy efficiency of a range of processes recognising the role of knowledge of and cell divisions in the area of disease treatment and control investigating how scientists have created new materials such as synthetic fibres, heat-resistant plastics and pharmaceuticals Science Inquiry Skills Science inquiry involves identifying and posing questions; planning, conducting and reflecting on investigations; processing, analysing and interpreting evidence; and communicating findings. This strand is concerned with evaluating claims, investigating ideas, solving problems, drawing valid conclusions and developing evidence-based arguments. Page 2 of 5

1 General (covering book, ruling pages, paste study guide etc.) Magnifying Purpose of chapter glass activity Introduce/discuss Cells p27 p28 Activity: Magnifying glass p28 HW: How to estimate the magnifying power of a magnifying glass p28 2 : How to use a microscope : How to prepare microscope slides Use a microscope p29 Use a microscope activity p29 HW: Challenge p28 3 Magnifying power p29 Demonstrate Exercise p29 laser microscope How to make a laser microscope HW: Complete activity ie graphs as necessary 4 Discuss field of view p30 s Field of view activity p30 Graph paper Converting mm and microns p30 Exercise p30 HW: Complete exercise 5 Types of microscopes Demonstrate Field diameter calculations p31 USB webcam Exercise p31 How to make a USB webcam HW: Complete the exercise p31 view microscape photos 6 Discuss the diversity of microscopic life. life in pond water How to prepare pond water slides Pond water Activity: and pond water p32 HW: Use internet to identify sketches of pond water life 7 How to prepare slides of onion Activity: and onion p32 Activity: and cheek p32 Activity: View prepared bacteria slides p32 HW: Use internet to view plant vs animal 8 Review Kingdoms p33. Discuss cell differences Discuss: Animal Prepared animal Activity: Sketch and label animal p34 Activity: View and sketch prepared animal p34 HW: Practice sketching and labelling animal p34 Page 3 of 5

9 Quick test: Sketch and label typical animal cell : Animal and how to make an animal cell model Discuss: How to make an animal cell model Exercise p35 and/or make an animal cell model 10 Discuss: Plant Activity: Sketch and label plant p36 Prepared plant Activity: View and sketch prepared plant p36 cell HW: Practice sketching and labelling plant p36 11 Quick test: Sketch and label typical plant cell : Plant and how to make a plant cell model Discuss: How to make a plant cell model Exercise p37 and/or make a plant cell model 12 Discuss: Fungal Activity: Sketch and label fungal p38 Prepared fungal Activity: View and sketch prepared fungal p38 HW: Practice sketching and labelling fungal p38 13 Quick test: Sketch and label typical fungal cell, animal cell and plant cell : Fungal and how to make a fungal cell model Challenge: Create 5 fungi jokes/puns p39 Exercise p39 14 Discuss: Protista Activity: Sketch and label protista p40 Prepared protista Activity: View and sketch prepared protista p40 HW: Practice sketching and labelling protista p40 15 Test: Sketch and label typical protista, fungal, animal, and plant : protista Activity: Find euglena p41 Exercise p41 16 Discuss: Bacteria Activity: Sketch and label bacteria p42 Prepared protista Activity: View and sketch prepared bacteria p42 HW: Practice sketching and labelling bacteria p42 17 Test: Sketch and label typical bacteria, protista, fungal, animal, and plant : Bacteria Activity: Model of a bacteria cell p43 Exercise p43 18 Discuss need for cell division and cell division : Cell division Discussion of mitosis Difference between mitosis and meiosis Exercise p44 HW: Complete exercise Page 4 of 5

19 Discussion of the four phases of mitosis Sketching and describing the four phases of mitosis Exercise p45 and revise the four phases of mitosis 20 Test the four phases of mitosis Science inquiry Group selection of an inquiry question from p51 Group conduction of an investigation to answer the question. 21 Continuation of investigation Write report (samples on p21 and p25) HW: Complete report as required 22 Chapter Review and Task Exercises p52 and p53 Begin work on A Task p27 23 Chapter Review and Task Exercises p54 and p56 Continue work on A Task p27 24 Chapter Review and Task Competition questions p57 Harder test questions p58 Preparation for test Continue work on A Task p27 25 End of chapter/unit test Page 5 of 5