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Newton International Academy Secondary School Mid-Term Planning Teacher Mr Tahir W/C Week 1 Week 2 Content Chapter 1: Life processes Chapter 1: Life processes Subject Biology Year 10 Class 10B and G QCA Objectives Know the 78characteristics of a living organism Recognise cell structures, nucleus, cytoplasm, cell memebrane, cell wall, chlorplast, vacuole and describe functions Describe the difference between plant and animal cell Undertand the role of enzymes, catalyst and metabolic reactions Understand how functioning of enzymes can be affected by changes in Temp and pH Describe how to carry out simple controlled experiment on enzyme activity and change in Temp Understand the process of aerobic and anareobic respiration, recall word equations and chemical symbol equations Describe simple experiments to demonstrate the production of carbon dioxide and heat from suitable living organisms Understand the movement of substances into and out of cells by diffusion, osmosis, active transport and factors affecting rate of movement Demonstrate diffuision in agar jelly Describe organisation within organisms: organelles, cells etc Term 1 Assessment\ Class activities Practical Activity using starch and amylase to find out how temperature affects enzyme activity Complete write up Worksheet on cell structures, students to recognise and label diagrams Q&A on aerobic and anerobic repiration No. Of Weeks 12 Resources Practical Activity using starch and amylase, test tubes, beakers, spotting tile, Bunsen burners, dropping pipette Power point presentation accompanied worksheets for cell structure, aerobic/anaerobic respiration Text Book questions on page 14 - 15 Teaching Style Teacher led, Students to complete the full write including results, conclusion, evaluation and a graph Topic Biology Homework Complete the write up of the practical Complete Text Book questions on page 14 - 15 Teacher led, Students to complete worksheet and answer teacher questions 2013/14 Newton International Academy Secondary School Week 3 Week 4 Chapter 2: The variety of living organisms Chapter 2: The variety of living organisms Describe the features of plants – recognise examples of flowering plants e.g. maize Describe the feature of animals – recognise examples such as mammals as humans, insects as housflies etc Describe the features of fungi – recognise examples Describe the feature of protoctists – recognise examples Describe features of bacteria – recognise examples Describe the features of viruses – recognise examples e.g. tobacco mosaic Recall the term pathogen Week 5 Chapter 3: Breathing and Gas Exchange Recall the structure of the thorax, including ribs, intercostal muscles, diaphram, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli and pleural membranes Understand the role of the intercostal muscles, diaprham and ventilation Explain how alveloi are adapted to gas exchange Week 6 Chapter 3: Breathing and Gas Exchange Describe a simple experiment to investigate the effect of exercise on breathing in humans Understand the biological consequences of smoking on the lungs and circulatory system Students are to make a table, draw the different structures of organisms and label them, show the difference Task on pg 22 complete questions Practical Activity Using microscopes Students identify certain organisms and label worksheets Q&A Discussion Task on pg 35 and 36 complete worksheets on the demonstration task Group work – Practical activity Recording of Results A3 paper to make a table to distinguish different organism with labelled diagrams Give out information sheets of organism Use of mini whiteboards to answer question Show a video from BBC clips on different organisms Students identify certain organisms and label worksheets in groups Power point presentation Student demonstration Using a bottle and pressurised gas Text Book page 35 – 36 Carry out experiment investigating effects of exercise on breathing Student led activity, students use information sheets to categories organisms Complete textbook question 23 - 25 Students answer teacher questions using mini whiteboards Students obtain information from the video Group work – students label worksheets Complete questions 23 25 Task on pg 35 and 36 complete worksheets Teacher led, Demonstration Student Led, Practical activity – students to do a write up Students to complete the write up 2013/14 Newton International Academy Secondary School Collect results Write up Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Chapter 4: Food and Digestion Chapter 4: Food and Digestion Chapter 5: Blood and Circulation Recall the chemical elements present in carbohdrates, lipids and proteins Describe the structure of carbohdrates, lipids and proteins Describe the test for starch and glucose Understand the meaning of a balanced diet Recall sources and functions of carbohdrates, lipids and proteins, Vitamins A, C and D, the mineral ions, calcium and iron, water and dietrary fibre Understand that energy requirements vary with activity, age and pregnancy Recall how to carry out a simple experiment to find the energy content of sample food Recognise the structue of the human alimentary canal, functions of the mouth, oesophagus, stomach, intestine and pancreas Understand the process of ingestion, digestion, absorption, assimilation and egestion. Explain how and why food is moved through the gut by peristalsis Understand the role of digestion enzymes Recall that bile is produced by the liver and stored in the gall bladder, understand the role of bile in digestion Explain how the structure of villus helps absorption in digestion of the ileum Understand why simple unicellular organisms rely on diffuison and multicellur organism rely on transport system Practical Activity – Test for starch and glucose Textbook questions page 5152 Practical write up Q&A session Use of mini white boards Name generator Completed worksheets Practical Activity – heart dissection Q&A Use of gym equipment Stop watch Bendicts solution, Bunsen burner, potato, kettle, water, dropping pipette, iodine solution Task on pg 51 and 52 and complete worksheets. Teacher led, students to follow method given out Printed method sheet Power point presentation on digestion with accompanying worksheets Heart dissection Sheep heart, scalpel, gloves, Teacher led Teacher led, Demonstration essay Be able to describe the process when food enters and leaves the body in detail Task on page 63 and 64 Complete worksheets 2013/14 Newton International Academy Secondary School Recall the general plan of the circulatory system, blood vessels to the heart, liver and kidneys Describe the structure and function of the heart Understand heart rate changes during exercise Recall composition of blood, blood cells, platelets and plasma Understand the role of plasma in the transport of carbon dioxide, digestive food, urea, hormones and heat energy Week 10 Revision for final exam Week 11 Exam week Week 12 Chapter 5: Blood and Circulation Revision Use of mini white boards to answer questions Labelling the heart diagram worksheet Practice past exam papers Accompanying worksheet to label the heart diagram Text Book page 63 – 64 question Worksheets Text Book Worksheets Exercise books Revision Booklet Revision Booklet Describe adaptations of red blood cells for transport of oxygenn including the shape, structure and presence of haemoglobin Describe the role of white blood cells in preventing disease, by phagocytosis and anitbody production Understand the effect of vaccination on the manufacture of memory cells and antibody production Understand the function of blood clotting, the role of platelets Students make a poster on how vaccination help the body Discussion with students Q&A Power point presentation accompanying worksheets Complete the poster on how vaccination help the body Teacher led Short video clip 2013/14