the victoria school science introduction 6a-b grade
TRANSCRIPT
INDEX
• Introduction
• Essential agreements
• Science topics for this year
• MYP assessment criteria
• Portfolio organization
INTRODUCTIONIf you want children to keep their feet
on the ground, put some responsibility on their shoulders.
1. When the teacher explains some topic, all the students must be quiet. If you follow this rule you will be successful in the subject.
2. For all the classes in science you have to bring colors, pen, pencil, eraser, sharpener, ruler, in summary all the materials needed in class to take notes and to draw.
3. All the students must have notebook for the theoretical class and portfolio for the practical class. It’s important to take all the notes and make the drawings about the class.
5. You have to be punctual; science classes start on time.
6. Use the appropriate language in school at all the times. Speak honestly and admit mistakes.
8. During the class you cannot go to the toilet.
9. Place your litter in bins; classrooms furniture and displays must be respected.
Science topics for this year
FIRST PERIOD
• Biology introduction
SECOND PERIOD
• Physics
THIRD TERM
• Chemistry
Biology introduction•Cell Structure•Macromolecules Introduction•Taxonomy Introduction•Plasma membrane•Transport across the plasma membrane: active transport and passive transport•Osseous and muscular system
FIRST PERIOD
Physics• Electrical Charge• Electrical Force• Electrical Circuits• Magnetism• Magnetic force• Unit conversion• International System of Units (basic and derivate
units)
SECOND PERIOD
CHEMISTRYMatter and Energy
• The properties of matter.
• Changes in matter.
Elements and compounds
• Elements
• Compounds
• Mixtures
• Separating of Mixtures techniques
The Atom
• Atomic Theory of Dalton
• Subatomic particles
THIRD PERIOD
MYP ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
Criterion A One world Maximum 6Criterion B Communication in
science Maximum 6
Criterion C Knowledge and understanding of
science
Maximum 6
Criterion D Scientific inquiry Maximum 6Criterion E Processing data Maximum 6Criterion F Attitudes in science Maximum 6