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Chapter 1: Scientific investigation Learning area and learning objective Chapter 2: Body Coordination 2.1Body Coordination Body systems that control and regulate coordination Importance of body coordination 2.2 Human nervous system Component parts of the human nervous system Neurones and its function Activity 2.1 Discussion on body coordination Attributing Generating ideas Attributing Generating ideas Comparing and contrasting Being thankful to God Being thankful to God Learning activity TSTS SPS Scientific attitudes and noble values
Activity 2.2 Research on human nervous system Activity 2.3 Discussion on neurones Activity 2.4 Think activity on comparing sensory neurone, relay neurone and motor neurone
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Nervous coordination Receptors and effectors Reflex action and reflex arc
Experiment 2.5 Inquiry experiment carried out to study the reflex action (I) Experiment 2.6 Inquiry experiment carried out to study the reflex action (II) Activity 2.7 Discussion on reflex arc and reflex action
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Experiment 2.8 Inquiry experiment carried out to study the kinaesthetic sense Activity 2.9 Discussion on human brain Activity 2.10 Think activity on voluntary and involuntary actions Activity 2.11 Research on human endocrine system
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Human brain and its complexity Main parts and functions of human brain Voluntary and involuntary actions
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Hormonal coordination in the body Hormone and endocrine glands Functions of hormones secreted by the
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Activity 2.13 Discussion on drugs Activity 2.14 Simulation activity carried out on Stay away from drugs Activity 2.15 Discussion on alcoholic drinks
2.10 Sound and healthy mind Mind and factors that affect mind
Chapter 2: Body Coordination Learning area and learning objective Chapter 2: Body Coordination 2.1Body Coordination Body systems that control and regulate coordination Importance of body coordination 2.2 Human nervous system Activity 2.1 Discussion on body coordination Learning activity TSTS SPS Scientific attitudes and noble values
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2.13 Human brain and its complexity Main parts and functions of human brain
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Hormone and endocrine glands Functions of hormones secreted by the endocrine glands Effects of hormonal imbalance on health
2.15 Coordination between nervous system and the endocrine system Importance of coordination between nervous system and the endocrine system in response to a specific stimulus 2.16 Effects of a drug abuse on body coordination and health Examples of drugs
Activity 2.12 Discussion on the comparison between nervous coordination and hormonal coordination Activity 2.13 Discussion on drugs
2.17 Effects of a excessive consumption of alcohol on body coordination and health Examples of alcoholic drinks Alcohol and its effects on body coordination and health Importance of avoiding excessive consumption of alcohol 2.18 Sound and healthy mind Mind and factors that affect mind
Chapter 3: Heredity and Variation Learning area and learning objective Chapter 3: Heredity and Variation 3.1 Cell division Genes, deoxyribonucleic acids (DNA) and chromosomes Mitosis and meiosis Activity 3.1 Research on gene, DNA and chromosome Experiment 3.2 Inquiry experiment carried out to study the stages of mitosis Activity 3.3 Research on stages of meiosis Activity 3.4 Research on the comparison between mitosis and meiosis 3.2 The principles and mechanism of inheritance Dominant genes and recessive genes Dominant traits and recessive traits Mechanism of inheritance of traits Genotype and phenotype ratios of a monohybrid cross Activity 3.5 Research on traits determination by dominant and recessive genes Activity 3.6 Simulation activity carried out to study the genetically inherited traits Activity 3.7 Think activity on inheritance mechanism in humans Activity 3.8 Discussion on sex Relating Synthesising Making analogies Observing Being thankful to God Sequencing Comparing and contrasting Relating Being thankful to God Learning activity TSTS SPS Scientific attitudes and noble values
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Chapter 4: Matter and Substance Learning area and learning objective Chapter 4: Matter and substance Learning activity TSTS SPS Scientific attitudes and noble values
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Proton number and nucleon number in atoms of elements Proton number and nucleon number Number of protons, neutrons and electrons Isotopes
Activity 4.5 Research on proton number and nucleon number Activity 4.6 Think activity on constructing a table regarding proton number and nucleon number Activity 4.7 Think activity on isotopes
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Classification of elements in the Periodic Table Arrangement of elements in the Periodic Table Groups and periods Location of metals, non-metals and semi-metals Importance of the Periodic Table Properties of substances based on the particles present in them Atoms, molecules and ions Substances made of atoms, molecules and ions Relate the physical properties of substance to the arrangement of particles and the forces of attraction between them
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Activity 4.9 Discussion on the classification of substances based on the type of particles Experiment 4.10 Experiment carried out to study the physical properties of substances made of atoms, molecules and ions Activity 4.11 Discussion on the different properties of substances made
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Metals and non-metals Properties of metals and non-metals Uses of metals and non-metals Relate the physical properties of metals and nonmetals to their uses in daily life
Chapter 5: Energy and Chemical Changes Learning area and learning objective Learning activity TSTS SPS Scientific
Experiment 5.9 Experiment carried out to study the position of carbon in the reactivity series of metals 5.4 Concepts of reactivity series of metals Relate the position of metals in the reactivity series to the method of extraction of metals from their ores Process of extraction of metals from its ore using carbon Importance of the reactivity series Activity 5.10 Simulation activity carried out on metal extraction processes Activity 5.11 Discussion on the application of reactivity series of metals in metal extraction Activity 5.12 Discussion of metal extraction using electrolysis Experiment 5.13 Experiment carried out to study the electrolysis of molten lead(II) bromide Experiment 5.14 Experiment carried out to study the process of electroplating metal objects using electrolysis 5.6 5.7 Production of electrical energy from chemical reactions Generation of electrical energy using simple cell Various types of cells and their uses Advantages and disadvantages of various types of cells Experiment 5.15 Experiment carried out on simple cell Activity 5.16 Research on chemical cells Experiment 5.17 Experiment carried out to study the effect of light on chemical reactions Activity 5.18 Think activity on the effect of light on chemicals and methods of storage Activity 5.19 Project carried out to study the uses of chemical reactions as an energy source and the effect of disposing chemical cell to the environment Comparing and contrasting Detecting bias Evaluating Generating ideas Attributing Relating Generating ideas Making inferences Synthesising Generating ideas Relating Observing Apprec iating the contribution of science and technology
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Electrolysis Anode, cathode, anion, cation and electrolyte Electrolysis using carbon electrodes Uses of electrolysis in industry
Observing Being cooperative Experiment ing Apprec iating the Making contribution of inferences science and Controlling technology variables Making hypotheses
Chemical reactions that occur in the presence of light Chemical reactions which require light Effect of light on photosensitive chemicals Storage of certain chemicals in dark bottles
Observing Being cooperative Experiment ing Apprec iating the Making contribution of inferences science and Controlling technology variables Realisi Making ng that science hypotheses is a means to understand nature
Chapter 6: Nuclear Energy Learning area and learning objective Chapter 6: Nuclear Energy 6.1 Radioactive substances Radioactive substances and the process of radioactive decay Radioactive radiations Radioisotopes Activity 6.1 Discussion on radioactive substances and radioactive radiations Activity 6.2 Research on radioactive substances 6.2 Production of nuclear energy and its uses Production of energy through nuclear fission and fusion Uses of nuclear energy Process of generating electricity from nuclear energy Activity 6.3 Research on the production of nuclear energy Activity 6.4 Discussion on uses of nuclear energy and the process of generating electricity from nuclear energy Activity 6.5 Research on the effects of radioactive substances on living things Generating ideas Relating Synthesising Comparing and contrasting Making inferences Apprec iating the contribution of science and technology Learning activity TSTS SPS Scientific attitudes and noble values
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Awareness of the need for proper handling of radioactive substances Effects of radioactive radiations on living things Proper handling of radioactive substances and radioactive waste
Being responsible about the safety of oneself, others and the environment
Chapter 7: Light, colour and sight Learning area and learning objective Chapter 7: Light, colour and sight Learning activity TSTS SPS Scientific attitudes and noble values
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Activity 7.25 Discussion on the uses of colours in daily life Activity 7.26 Think activity on the importance of colour in daily life
Chapter 8: Chemicals in Industry Learning area and learning objective Chapter 8: Chemicals in Industry 8.1 Properties of alloys and their uses in industry Definition and examples of alloy Formation of alloy that can change the properties of metals Relate the properties of alloys to their uses in daily life Importance of alloy Superconductor alloys Experiment 8.1 Experiment carried out to study the process of making alloys Experiment 8.2 Experiment carried out to study the hardness of alloy as compared to pure metal Experiment 8.3 Experiment carried out to study the resistance of alloy to corrosion Activity 8.4 Research on the properties and uses of alloys Relating Generating ideas Attributing Analysing Making conclusions Experiment Apprec iating the contribution of science and technology Learning activity TSTS SPS Scientific attitudes and noble values
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Effects of industrial waste disposal on the environment Manufacturing activities, the source of pollution Effects of improper industrial waste disposal Methods of controlling industrial waste disposal to avoid pollution
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