Explain
Explain
CONCLUSION:
-‐ Discuss as a class if their predictions were correct.
-‐ Ask students if they were to drink a coffee which cup
they would use.
-‐ Play youtube video to conclude.
-‐ Invite students to add to word wall.
Safety Considerations:
• Using hot water – allocate one student per group to
be in charge of the kettle
• Students handling water use oven mitts
• Spills / Burns – need to be reported to the teacher
• Moving around the room safely
• No drinking the water
Ethical considerations:
-‐ Students to respect one another in group and work ethically
Learner diversity:
-‐ Cater for students with learning difficulties
-‐ Spent time breaking task down and giving extra
explanation for those who need it
-‐ Extend students through further questioning
-‐ Group appropriate to ensure students can work with
one another effectively (stronger and weaker
students)
5E’s-‐ EXPLAIN (1 lesson)
• To support students to represent and explain their understanding of how heat can be produced and can move from object to object, and to introduce current specific
views.
• Formative assessment
WEEK/ AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM SPECIFIC LESSON ASSESSMENT TEACHING & LEARNING KEY RESOURCES
LESSO LINKS OBJECTIVE (what & how) EXPERIENCES QUESTIONS
N (include learner diversity)
Science Science Science
Unders as a Inquiry
tanding Human Skills
Endeav
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3 ACSSU ACSHE ACSIS0 Explain how heat FORMATIVE PREPARATION: What have Word wall
049 051 60 transfers from ASSESSMENT -‐ Photocopy worksheet. we learnt Science Journal
hot objects to about heat? Worksheet
cooler ones. INTRODUCTION: ‘moving heat’.
-‐ Recap from previous week. What is a
Review their heat source?
-‐ Introduce worksheet and explain how to fill out.
understanding of
heat sources and -‐ Discuss how heat moves from a hotter to a colder What
the production of object and that materials which allow heat to happens
heat. flow easily are conductors and those that do not when two
things are
allow heat to flow easily are insulators.
touching and
one is hotter
BODY:
and one is
-‐ Explain students will be getting into groups to cooler?
create a poster to warn others about the danger
of touching hot objects.
-‐ Get students into groups.
-‐ Allow students to create poster.
CONCLUSION:
-‐ Ask students to include scientific words on their
poster.
-‐ Invite students to add to word wall when they
have finished and added colour to their poster.