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Year 8 Science Course 1 2017 Term 3: Biology Text: Amazing Science 8 (Oxford) Biological Science Content Descriptions Cells are the basic units of living things and have specialised structures and functions (ACSSU149) examining a variety of cells using a light microscope, by digital technology or by viewing a simulation distinguishing plant cells from animal or fungal cells identifying structures within cells and describing their function recognising that some organisms consist of a single cell recognising that cells reproduce via cell division describing mitosis as cell division for growth and repair Multi-cellular organisms contain systems of organs that carry out specialised functions that enable them to survive and reproduce (ACSSU150) identifying the organs and overall function of a system of a multicellular organism in supporting the life processes describing the structure of each organ in a system and relating its function to the overall function of the system comparing similar systems in different organisms such as digestive systems in herbivores and carnivores, respiratory systems in fish and mammals distinguishing between asexual and sexual reproduction comparing reproductive systems of organisms Wk 1 2 3 Topic Content Microscopes (Zooming In, Microcsopes) to name some different types of microscopes to know the main parts of a microscope to safely use a microscope to view objects Cells (Building Blocks of Life) Cells (Inside Cells) to identify the main parts of a cell (membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus). to know that all living things are made of cells to distinguish between plant and animal cells in terms of structure to know the structural organisation of the body to describe the functions of the following organelles: nucleus, cytoplasm, vacuole, cell membrane, mitochondria and chloroplasts. to know that plant cells have a large vacuole, chloroplasts and a cell wall to know that plants and animals cells have many similar organelles Activities View microscopic images Label a microscope worksheet Check it out q.1-4, p.7 Check it out q1-4, p.9 Discovery of Cells worksheet Microscopes PP Zooming in worksheet Microscope worksheet History of the microscope web link Labelling Cells worksheet Check it out q.1-4, p.13 Building blocks of life worksheet Cells and their interaction video (web) Microorganisms slide show (web) Cells alive interactive website Interactive activity: parts of a cells Cell size and scale web link Cell size interactive web link Cells to Organisms worksheet Video: cell organelles (web) Inside Cells worksheet Cell teams worksheet Drawing Cells worksheet Check it out q.1-4, p.17 BBC: plant and animal cells weblink Click View video: Cells and tissues Different Cells worksheet Making Cells interactive activity Labelling plant cells interactive activity Resources and Experiments Assessment and Homework AS8: Experiment 1 Microscope skills video How to use a microscope web link Virtual microscope weblink Catalyst: Electron Microscope video Using microscope prac & worksheet AS8: Experiment 2 Microscope and cells Test (5%) 4 5 6 7 Specialised Cells Tissues and Organs & Body Systems: (Human Body Systems) Digestive System Respiratory System to know examples of different types of cells and the functions of each type To describe the hierarchy of structure of living things from cells to tissues to organs to organ systems To identify some body systems, their functions and some of the organs they are made up of. To know what digestion is to know why digestion is important to know the 2 different types of digestion to know what mechanical digestion is to know what chemical digestion is to know the different sites of chemical and mechanical digestion in the digestive system To identify the organs that make up the respiratory system To describe the function of the respiratory system To know that respiration occurs in cells and release energy from food Check It out Q.14, p.15 Cell teams worksheet Check it out q.1-4, p.19 Different Cells worksheet You tube microscopic pond weed clip Web link: from cells to systems Revision on cells Check it out, q.1-4, p.29 Human Body Systems worksheet Big Ideas 8 Video: Squid dissection Body Systems videos Check it out q.1-5, p.31 Digestive System worksheet Video: How the digestive system works (web) Preparing onion cell slide & worksheet Topic test: 5% Study skills: Use graphic organisers to organise test notes. Digestive System interactive Big Ideas 8 Video: rat dissection Weblink: Interactive digestive system Check it out, q.1-5, p.33 A3 Digestive system diagram: Label, summarise functions of each organ & highlight sites of different types of digestion Making Poo practical and worksheet You tube: Respiratory System Respiratory System Worksheet Video: respiration (weblink) Video: Science In Action-Respiration Respiratory System interactive Kahoot: Respiratory System Topic test: 5% Study skills: Use graphic organisers (Venn Diagram, Mind maps, Flow charts, Brainstorms) to organise test notes. 8 Circulatory System 9 Test and Revision 10 Human Endeavour to know the function of the circulatory system to know the parts of the circulatory system. to know the differences between arteries, veins and capillaries to know the role of the heart to know the parts of the heart and what they do to know the direction of blood flow around the body. To revise concepts taught during the term Check it out q.1-5, p.39 Circulatory System PP Circulatory System worksheet Heart Interactive weblink Heart dissection video Clickview: Body Systems video Kahoot: Circulatory System Experiment 3: Heart Dissection Body System Review Key Ideas: Body systems Cells Review and Key Ideas Heart Dissection and Topic test: 5% Study skills: Use graphic organisers (Venn Diagram, Mind maps, Flow charts, Brainstorms) to organise test notes. To look at the history of Human dissection and surgery Check it Out q.1-4, p.41 Look inside the human body worksheet Catalyst: Energy drinks Assessment Outline Assessment Type Title Weighting Practical Test Microscope Prac Test 5% Cells & Specialised Cells Test Topic Test 5% Digestive and Respiratory System Test Topic Test 5% Heart Dissection & Circulatory System Test Practical and Topic Test 5%