Friday, March 21, 2014

TEACHING GUIDE IN SCIENCE 7

TEACHING GUIDE IN SCIENCE 7
S.Y. 2013-2014
Topic
Objectives

Impact of Science and Technology on Society and the Environment
·         Nature of Science
·         Branches of Science
·         Technology in our daily lives
·         Scientist and their contributions
To be able for the students to
ü  explain the relation between science and technology
ü  relate how science and technology affect one’s beliefs, practices, and ways of thinking
ü  cite and compare the contributions made by outstanding foreign and Filipino scientists in community development
ü  appreciate desirable qualities of scientists by following their examples
The Scientific Process: Skills and Methods
·         Science process skills
o   Observing
o   Inferring
o   Predicting
o   Measuring
o   Classifying
o   Experimenting
o   Making Scientific Models
o   Communicating
  • Scientific Theory and Law
·         Scientific Method
o   Identifying Problems
o   Formulating a Hypothesis
o   Designing Experiment
o   Analyzing Data
o   Drawing Conclusions
o   Communicating Results
·         The Science Laboratory
·         Laboratory Equipment and Apparatus
·         Laboratory Safety
o   General Safety Guidelines
o   Dress Code
o   Heat and Fire Safety
o   Chemical Safety
o   Glass Safety
o   Waste Disposal
o   First Aid

ü  discuss the scientific method in conducting investigations and problem solving
ü  identify and give the uses of common laboratory equipment and apparatus used in the science laboratory
ü  follow the safety guidelines when working in the science laboratory
ü  apply the scientific method in solving problems

Measurement in Science
·         The Language of Measurement
·         Measurement of Physical Quantities
·         Limits of Measurement
·         Scientific Notation
·         Significant Figures
·         Conversion of Units
·         Measuring Length, Area, and Volume
·         Measuring Mass
·         Measuring time
·         Measuring temperature


ü  discuss the importance of measurements
ü  trace the development of a system of measurement
ü  name some common physical quantities and give their corresponding units
ü  use appropriate instruments to measure the different physical quantities
ü  identify factors that contribute the certainty in measurement
ü  explain how to use significant figures in measurement
ü  express measurements in scientific notation
ü  convert one unit to another unit
ü  appreciate the importance of accuracy and precision by making careful measurement
States And Properties Of Matter
  • States Of Matter
  • Molecular Theory Of Matter
  • Properties Of Matter

ü  define matter
ü  differentiate matter from material
ü  describe the four states of matter
ü  explain the characteristics of solid, liquid, gas
ü  differentiate physical properties and chemical properties of matter




Classification Of Matter
  • Pure Substances
  • Mixtures (Solution, Suspension, Colloids)
  • Acids, bases, and Salts
  • Acid- Base Indicators
  • Separating Mixtures
ü  differentiate a pure substance from a mixture
ü  differentiate an element from a compound
ü  compare heterogeneous mixture from a homogeneous mixture
ü  classify a group of materials into a pure substance or mixture
ü  describe the properties and uses of acids and bases
ü  describe different techniques used to separate mixtures
Changes in Matter
  • Change of Phase
  • Physical and Chemical Change
  • Application and Effects of Physical and Chemical Change

ü  describe a phase change
ü  explain why a particular phase change is endothermic or exothermic
ü  differentiate a physical changes and chemical changes in everyday life

Structure Of Matter
  • Changing model of the atom
  • Structure of the Atom
  • Periodic Table

ü  compare the different models of the atom
ü  describe the subatomic particles in an atom
ü  describe how are elements are arranged in the periodic table
SECOND QUARTER
Force and Motion
  • Nature of Force
o   Contact and Noncontact Forces
o   Pressure
  • Fundamental Forces
  • Effects of Force on Motion
  • Speed and Velocity
  • Acceleration
  • Newton’s law of Motion

ü  define force
ü  differentiate contact and noncontact forces
ü  differentiate the fundamental forces of nature
ü  describe the effects of force in motion
Work, Power, and Machine

Energy
  • Nature of Energy
  • Forms of Energy
o   Mechanical Energy
o   Thermal Energy
o   Radiant Energy
o   Chemical Energy
o   Electrical Energy
o   Nuclear Energy
  • Transformation of Energy
  • Law of Conservation of Energy
  • Sources of Energy
o   Nonrenewable Sources of Energy
o   Renewable Sources of Energy
  • Sources of Energy in the Philippines
  • Energy Consumption and Conservation

ü  explain what is energy
ü  identify the different forms of energy
ü  name the various sources of energy
ü  apply the law of Conservation of energy transformations
ü  develop awareness of the positive consequences of proper energy consumption and conservation
THIRD QUARTER
Changes in the Lithosphere
  • Structure of Earth
o   Compositional Structure of Earth
o   Physical Structure of Earth
  • Continental Drift Theory
o   Evidences to support the continental Drift Theory
  • Seafloor Spreading
  • Plate Tectonic
o   Plate Tectonic Theory
o   Plate Boundaries
  • Formation of Mountains
  • Rock Formations
o   Igneous Rock
o   Sedimentary Rock
o   Metamorphic Rock
  • Soil Formation
o   Soil Texture and Structures
o   Factors affecting Soil Formation
o   Soil Horizons
o   Types of Soil
  • Earth Phenomena
o   Volcanic Eruption
o   Earthquakes

ü  describe the internal structure of the earth
ü  describe the evidences used to support the continental drift theory and the seafloor spreading theory
ü  describe the plate tectonics theory
ü  explain the difference between the divergent, convergent, and transform plate boundaries
ü  identify the different changes in the lithosphere that affects people’s life
Changes in the Hydrosphere
  • Water Cycle
  • Bodies of Water
o   Ocean water
o   Surface Water
  • Conditions of Bodies of Water


Changes in the Atmosphere
  • Origin, Composition, and Structure of the atmosphere
o   Composition of the atmosphere
o   Atmospheric temperature and Pressure
  • Relationship among Pressure
  • Temperature and Density
  • Layers of the Atmosphere
  • Movements of Air
o   Convection Cell
o   Sea and Land Breezes
o   Coriolis Effect
o   Global Wind Patterns
  • Air Pollution
o   Air Pollutants
o   Prevention of Air Pollution
o   Philippine Air Condition
  • Weather and Climate
o   Factors that affect the Weather and Climate
  • Weather Forecasting
o   Types of Forecasting
o   Weather Instruments
  • Moisture in the Atmosphere
o   Evaporation and Condensation
o   Cloud Formation
o   Fog
o   Precipitation
  • Weather Patterns and Disturbances
o   Air mass and front
o   Weather Disturbances
  • Classification of Climates
o   Koppen System of Classification
o   Philippine Climate

Earth and Its Neighbor
  • The Sun
o   The Structure and Activities of the Sun
  • The inner planets
o   Mercury
o   Venus
o   Earth
o   Mars
  • The Asteroid Belt
  • The Outer Planets
o   Jupiter
o   Saturn
o   Uranus
o   Neptune
  • Pluto and the Kuiper Belt
  • Comets
  • Meteors, Meteorites, Meteoroids
  • Beyond the Solar System
o   The Birth and Death of the Stars
o   Constellations
o   Star Clusters
o   Galaxies
o   Nebula

FOURTH QUARTER
Discovering Living Things and Their Environment
  • Characteristics of Living Things
o   Complex and Highly organized
o   Growth and Development
o   Acquisition of materials and utilization of energy
o   Reproduction
o   Evolutionary Adaptation
o   Response to Stimuli
  • Cell Structures and Functions

Ecological System
  • Levels of Environmental Organization
  • Components of an ecosystem
  • Types of ecosystem

Living Things and Their Interaction
  • The Biogeochemical Cycle: Flow of matter and Nutrients in an Ecosystem
o   The Water Cycle
o   The Oxygen-Carbon Cycle
o   The Nitrogen Cycle
  • The Transfer or Flow of Energy in an Ecosystem
o   Food Chains
o   Food Webs
o   Ecological Pyramids
  • Relationships among Organism
o   Symbiotic Relationship
o   Predation
o   Competition

Human Impact On The Environment
  • Earth Resources
  • Threats to the Environment
o   Human Population
o   Species Extinction
o   Deforestation
o   Pollution
  • Hope for the Environment
o   Soil Conservation
o   Wildlife Conservation
o   Managing Forest
o   Clean Air Law
o   Recycling Water
o   Solid Waste Disposal















                                                                                                

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