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  • 7/27/2019 1 Yearly Plan Chem f5

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    PenerbitanPelangiS

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    Chemistry

    Form5

    Week Topic, Learning Objectives and Learning Outcomes Activity/Extra Activity TSTS Scientic Attitudes and Noble Values

    CHAPTER 1 RATE OF REACTION

    1.1 Rate of reaction

    StatewhatrateofreactionisIdentifyobservablechangestoreactantsorproducts

    fordeterminingrateofreaction

    Inquiry Experiment 1.1

    Slowandfastreactions Relating

    Sequencing

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironmentBeinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    Beingcooperative

    Determineaveragerateofreaction

    Determinetherateofreactionatanygiventime

    fromagraph

    Inquiry Experiment 1.2

    Methodofmeasurementof

    rateofreaction

    Analysing

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Generatingideas

    Relating

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    Solvenumericalproblemsinvolvingaveragerateof

    reactionandrateofreactionatanygiventime

    Extra Activity

    Solvenumericalproblems

    involvingrateofreaction

    Analysing Havingcriticalandanalyt icalthinking

    Beingsystematic

    1.2 Factors affecting the rate of reaction

    Designexperimentstoinvestigatefactorsaffecting

    therateofreaction

    Explainhoweachfactoraffectstherateofreaction

    Guided Experiment 1.3

    Effectoftotalsurfacearea

    ontherateofreaction

    Analysing

    Relating

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Generatingideas

    Beingcondentandindependent

    Realisingthatscienceinameansto

    understandnature

    Guided Experiment 1.4

    Effectofconcentrationon

    therateofreaction

    Relating

    Makinginferences

    Predicting

    Attributing

    Beingsystematic

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    Beingexibleandopen-minded

    Unguided Experiment 1.5PEKA

    Effectoftemperatureon

    therateofreaction

    Relating

    Analysing

    Makinginferences

    Predicting

    Daringtotry

    Thinkingrationally

    Beingresponsibleaboutthesafetyof

    oneself,othersandtheenvironment

    Inquiry Experiment 1.6

    Effectofcatalystonthe

    rateofreaction

    Analysing

    Predicting

    Attributing

    BeingthankfultoGod

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Guided Experiment 1.7

    PEKA

    Effectoftheamountof

    catalystontherateofreaction

    Analysing

    Relating

    Comparingandcontrasting

    Makinginferences

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    ThinkingrationallyBeingcooperative

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    Giveexamplesofreactionsthatareaffectedbysize

    ofreactant,concentration,temperatureandcatalyst

    Describehowfactorsaffectingtherateofreaction

    areappliedindailylifeandinindustrialprocesses

    Extra Activity

    Explainfactorsaffecting

    therateofreactioninthe

    following:

    (a) Combustionofcharcoal

    (b)Storingfoodina

    refrigerator

    (c) Cookingfoodinapressurecooker

    (d) Industrialproduction

    ofammonia,sulphuric

    acidandnitricacid

    Relating

    Makinginferences

    BeingthankfultoGod

    Appreciatingthecontributionofscience

    andtechnology

    1.3 Collision theory Extra Activity

    Explainhowsizeof

    reactant,concentration,

    temperature,catalystand

    pressureaffectstherateof

    reactionwithreferenceto

    thecollisiontheory.

    Relating

    Makinginferences

    Beingthankfultogod

    Appreciatingthecontributionofscience

    andtechnology

    Thinkingrationally

    CHAPTER 2 CARBON COMPOUNDS

    2.1 Carbon compoundsStatewhatcarboncompoundis

    Statethatcarboncompoundscanbeclassiedinto

    twogroups,i.e.organicandinorganic

    Statewhatorganiccompoundis

    Giveexamplesoforganicandinorganiccarbon

    compounds

    Statewhatahydrocarbonisandlistitssources

    Identifythecombustionproductsoforganiccarbon

    compounds

    2.2 Alkanes

    Statewhatalkaneis

    Statewhatstructuralformulais

    DeducethemolecularformulaeofthersttenalkanesDrawthestructuralformulaeforthersttenstraight-

    chainalkanes

    Deducethegeneralformulaofalkanes

    Namethersttenalkanes

    Relatechangesinphysicalpropertieswithincrease

    inthenumberofcarbonatomsinalkanemolecules

    Explaintheeffectoftheincreaseinnumberof

    carbonatomsinalkanemoleculesontheboiling

    points

    Describecompleteandincompletecombustionof

    alkanes

    Describethesubstitutionreactionofalkanes

    Writechemicalequationsforcombustionandsubstitutionreactionsofmethane

    Describehowmethaneaffectseverydaylife

    Extra Activity

    Designagraphicorganiser

    tocomparethephysical

    andchemicalpropertiesoftherstvealkanes

    Sequencing

    Comparingand

    contrastingAnalysing

    Beingsystematic

    Thinkingrationally

    Beingcondentandindependent

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    2.3 Alkenes

    Statewhatalkeneis

    Deducethemolecularformulaeofther stninealkenes

    Deducethegeneralformulaofalkenes

    Nametherstninealkenes

    Drawthestructuralformulaefortherstnine

    straight-chainalkenes

    Relatechangesinphysicalpropertieswithincreaseinthenumberofcarbonatomsinalkenemolecules

    Explaintheeffectonboilingpointsofalkenesdue

    toincreaseinthenumberofcarbonatomsinalkene

    molecules

    Describechemicalpropertiesofalkene

    Compareandcontrastalkaneswithalkenes

    Relatethereactivitiesofalkanesandalkenesto

    theirchemicalbonds

    Generalisethecharacteristicsofhomologousseries

    basedonalkanesandalkenes

    Inquiry Experiment 2.1

    Propertiesofalkanesand

    alkenes

    Relating

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Analysing

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Beingcooperative

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcondentandindependent

    2.4 Isomerism

    Constructvariousstructuralformulaeofaparticular

    alkaneandalkeneExplainwhatisomerismis

    UseIUPACnomenclaturetonameisomers

    Extra Activity

    Drawandnamethe

    structuralformulaeofallisomersfortherstve

    alkanesandrstfour

    alkenes

    Visualing

    RelatingSynthesising

    Beingsystematic

    DaringtotryBeingcondentandindependent

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    2.5 Analysing alcohols

    Statethegeneralformulaofalcohols

    Identifythefunctionalgroupofalcohols

    Listthenamesandthemolecularformulaeofthe

    rstfouralcohols

    Drawstructuralformulaeforisomersofpropanol

    (C3H

    7OH)andbutanol(C

    4H

    9OH)

    NameisomersofpropanolandbutanolusingIUPAC

    nomenclature

    DescribetheindustrialproductionofethanolDescribethepreparationofethanolinthelaboratory

    Statethephysicalpropertiesofethanol

    Describethechemicalpropertiesofethanol

    Predictthechemicalpropertiesofothermembersof

    alcohols

    Explainwithexamplestheusesofalcoholsin

    everydaylife

    Explaintheeffectsofthemisuseandabuseofalcohols

    Inquiry Experiment 2.2

    Preparationofethanol,

    C2H

    5OHthrough

    fermentation

    Attributing

    Analysing

    Makinginferences

    Predicting

    Relating

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Daringtotry

    Inquiry Experiment 2.3

    Chemicalpropertiesofethanol,C

    2H

    5OH

    AttributingAnalysing

    Relating

    Predicting

    Makinginferences

    BeingsystematicBeingcooperative

    Beingresponsibleforthesafetyof

    oneself,othersandtheenvironment

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Beingcondentandindependent

    2.6 Carboxylic Acids

    Statethegeneralformulaofcarboxylicacids

    Identifythefunctionalgroupofcarboxylicacids

    Listthenamesandmolecularformulaeoftherst

    fourmembersofcarboxylicacid

    Inquiry Experiment 2.4

    Chemicalpropertiesof

    ethanoicacid,CH3COOH

    Attributing

    Relating

    Makinginferences

    Beingresponsibleforthesafetyof

    oneself,othersandtheenvironment

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Daringtotry

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    Drawstructuralformulaeoftherstfourmembers

    ofcarboxylicacidandnamethemusingIUPAC

    nomenclature

    Describethelaboratorypreparationofethanoicacid

    Statethephysicalpropertiesofcarboxylicacids

    Statethechemicalreactionsofethanoicacidwith

    otherchemicals

    Predictthechemicalpropertiesforothermembersofcarboxylicacid

    Explainwithexamplestheusesofcarboxylicacids

    ineverydaylife

    2.7 Esters

    Statethegeneralformulaofesters

    Identifythefunctionalgroupofesters

    Listthenameandmolecularformulaeofsimpleesters

    Drawstructuralformulaeofsimpleestersandname

    themusingIUPACnomenclature

    Describethepreparationofesterinthelaboratory

    Statethephysicalpropertiesofethylethanoate

    Predicttheesterproducedfromtheesterication

    reactionWriteequationsfortheestericationreactions

    Statethenaturalsourcesofester

    Statetheusesofesterineverydaylife

    Inquiry Experiment 2.5

    Preparationofester Attr ibuting

    Makinginferences

    Analysing

    Generatingideas

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Beingresponsibleforthesafetyof

    oneself,othersandtheenvironment

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Beingcondentandindependent

    Inquiry Experiment 2.6

    Physicalpropertiesofethylethanoate,CH

    3COOC

    2H

    5

    GroupingandclassifyingAttributing

    Predicting

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowardstheenvironment

    Beingsystematic

    Daringtotry

    Beingcondentandindependent

    2.8 Fats

    Statewhatoilsandfatsare

    Statetheimportanceofoilsandfatsforbodyprocesses

    Statethesourcesofoilsandfatsanditsuses.

    Statethedifferencesbetweenoilsandfats

    Identifystructuralformulaeforfatmoleculesof

    certainfattyacids

    Statewhatsaturatedandunsaturatedfatsare

    Compareandcontrastbetweensaturatedandunsaturatedfats

    Describetheprocessofchangingunsaturatedfats

    tosaturatedfats

    Describetheeffectsofeatingfoodhighinfatsonhealth

    Describetheindustrialextractionofpalmoil

    Justifytheuseofpalmoilinfoodproduction

    Extra Activity

    Designagraphicorganiser

    tocomparebetween

    saturatedfatsand

    unsaturatedfats

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Sequencing

    Analysing

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcondentandindependent

    Thinkingrationally

    2.9 Natural Rubber

    Listexamplesofnaturalpolymersandtheirmonomers

    Drawthestructuralformulaofnaturalrubber

    Statethepropertiesandusesofnaturalrubber

    Describethecoagulationprocessoflatex

    Describethemethodusedtopreventlatexfrom

    coagulatingDescribethevulcanisationofrubber

    Inquiry Experiment 2.7

    Coagulationof latex Attr ibuting

    Predicting

    Makinginferences

    Analysing

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Realisingthatscienceisameansto

    understandnatureHavingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

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    Describehowthepresenceofsulphuratoms

    changesthepropertiesofvulcanisedrubber

    Compareandcontrastthepropertiesofvulcanised

    andunvulcanisednaturalrubber

    Inquiry Experiment 2.8

    Vulcanisationofrubber

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Analysing

    Beingsystematic Beingcooperative

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Realisingthatscienceisameansto

    understandnature

    Guided Experiment 2.9

    Comparisonoftheelasticityofunvulcanisedand

    vulcanisedrubber

    Comparingand

    contrastingPredicting

    Beingsystematic Beingcooperative

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowardstheenvironment

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Beingcondentandindependent

    CHAPTER 3 OXIDATION AND REDUCTION

    3.1 Redox reactions

    Statewhatoxidationis

    Statethesubstancethatisoxidisedinareaction

    Statetheroleofoxygeninthecombustionofmetal

    inoxygengas

    Statewhatreductionis

    Statethesubstancethatisreducedinareaction

    Statetheroleofcarbonintheheatingofmetaloxidewithcarbon

    Explainwhatredoxreactionis

    Identifyoxidationandreduction

    Statewhatoxidisingagentis

    Statewhatreducingagentis

    Calculatetheoxidationnumberofanelementina

    compound

    Relatetheoxidationnumberofanelementto

    thenameofitscompoundusingtheIUPAC

    nomenclature

    Explainwithexamplesoxidationandreductionin

    termsofthechangeinoxidationnumber

    Explainwithexamplesoxidationandreductionin

    termsofelectrontransfer

    Explainwithexamplesoxidisingandreducingagents

    inredoxreactions

    Writetheoxidationandreductionhalf-equationsand

    ionicequations

    Inquiry Experiment 3.1

    Combustionofmetalin

    oxygengas,O2

    Relating

    Makinginferences

    Beingcooperative

    Daringtotry

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    Beingresponsibleaboutthesafetyof

    oneself,othersandtheenvironment

    Inquiry Experiment 3.2

    Heatingofmetaloxidewithcarbon

    Relating

    MakinginferencesPredicting

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdataRealisingthatscienceisameansto

    understandnature

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Beingsystematic

    Inquiry Experiment 3.3

    Changeofiron(II)ions,

    Fe2+toiron(III)ions,Fe3+

    andvice-versa

    Analysing

    Attributing

    Inventing

    Makinginferences

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Thinkingrationally

    Inquiry Experiment 3.4

    Displacementofmetals

    Analysing Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    Beingcondentandindependent

    Inquiry Experiment 3.5

    Displacementofhalogens

    Analysing

    Sequencing

    Relating

    Beingexibleandopen-minded

    Beingobjective

    Beingsystematic

    Inquiry Experiment 3.6

    Transferofelectronsata

    distance

    Analysing

    Inventing

    Attributing

    Beingrespectfulandwell-mannered

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    3.2 Rusting as a redox reaction

    Statetheconditionsforrusting

    Statewhatcorrosionofmetalis

    Describetheprocessofrustingintermsofoxidation

    andreduction

    Generateideasontheuseofothermetalstocontrolrusting

    Guided Experiment 3.7

    Effectofothermetalson

    rusting

    Analysing

    Relating

    Attributing

    Makinginferences

    Appreciatingthecontributionofscience

    andtechnology

    BeingthankfultoGod

    Realisingthatscienceisameansto

    understandnature

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    Explainwithexamplesontheuseofamore

    electropositivemetaltocontrolmetalcorrosion

    Explainwithexamplesontheuseofaless

    electropositivemetaltocontrolmetalcorrosion

    3.3 The reactivity series of metals and its application

    Comparethedifferencesinthevigourofthe

    reactionsofsomemetalswithoxygen

    Deducethereactivityseriesofmetalwithoxygen

    Statewhatthereactivityseriesofmetalsare

    Determinethepositionofcarboninthereactivity

    seriesofmetalswithoxygen

    Describetheextractionofironandtinfromtheirores

    Explaintheuseofcarbonasthemainreducing

    agentinmetalextraction

    Determinethepositionofhydrogeninthereactivity

    seriesofmetalswithoxygen

    Usethereactivityseriesofmetalstopredictpossible

    reactionsinvolvingmetals

    Inquiry Experiment 3.8

    Reactivityseriesofmetals

    withoxygen

    Analysing

    Sequencing

    Inventing

    Makinginferences

    Relating

    Attributing

    Beingresponsibleaboutthesafetyof

    oneself,othersandtheenvironment

    HavingcriticalandanalyticalthinkingThinkingrationally

    Inquiry Experiment 3.9

    Thepositionofcarbon

    inthereactivityseriesof

    metalswithoxygen

    Relating

    Makinginferences

    Analysing

    Beingexibleandanalyticalthinking

    Beingrespectfulandwell-mannered

    Inquiry Experiment 3.10

    Thepositionofhydrogen

    inthereactivityseries

    ofmetalswithoxygen

    (Demonstrationbyteacher)

    Relating

    Makinginferences

    Inventing

    Analysing

    Beingsystematic

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    3.4 Redox reactions in electrolytic and chemical cells

    Explainwithexamplestheoxidationandreductionat

    theelectrodesofvariouselectrolyticcells

    Explainwithexamplestheoxidationandreductionat

    theelectrodesofvariouschemicalcells

    Statethedifferencebetweenelectrolyticand

    chemicalcellsintermsofbasicstructure,energy

    conversionandthetransferofelectronsatthe

    electrodes

    Compareandcontrastelectrolyticandchemicalcells

    withreferencetotheoxidationandreduction

    Inquiry Experiment 3.11

    Oxidationandreductionin

    electrolyticcells

    Analysing Appreciatingthecontributionofscience

    andtechnology

    Beingobjective

    Inquiry Experiment 3.12

    Oxidationandreductionin

    chemicalcells

    Analysing Beingcooperative

    Thinkingrationally

    CHAPTER 4 THERMOCHEMISTRY

    4.1 Energy changes in chemical reactionsStatewhatexothermicandendothermicreactionsare

    Identifyexothermicandendothermicreactions

    Giveexamplesofexothermicandendothermicreactions

    Constructenergyleveldiagramsforexothermicand

    endothermicreactions

    Interpretenergyleveldiagram

    Interrelateenergychangewithformationandbreaking of

    bonds

    Describetheapplicationofknowledgeofexothermic

    andendothermicreactionsineverydaylife

    Inquiry Experiment 4.1

    Exothermicandendothermicreactions

    Attributing

    GroupingandclassifyingRelating

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironmentBeingsystematic

    Thinkingrationally

    Beingcondentandindependent

    4.2 Heat of precipitation

    Statewhatheatofreactionis

    Statewhatheatofprecipitationis

    Determinetheheatofprecipitationforareaction

    Inquiry Experiment 4.2

    Heatofprecipitationof

    silverchloride,AgCl

    Visualing

    Analysing

    Makinginferences

    Predicting

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

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    Constructanenergyleveldiagramforaprecipitation

    reaction

    Solvenumericalproblemsrelatedtoheatofprecipitation

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Attributing

    Relating

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Daringtotry

    Beingcondentandindependent

    4.3 Heat of displacement

    Statewhatheatofdisplacementis

    Determineheatofdisplacement

    Constructanenergyleveldiagramfora

    displacementreaction

    Solvenumericalproblemsrelatedtoheatof

    displacement

    Unguided Experiment 4.3

    PEKA

    Heatofdisplacementof

    copper

    Relating

    Visualing

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Makinginferences

    Predicting

    Analysing

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Daringtotry

    Beingcondentandindependent

    4.4 Heat of neutralisation

    Statewhatheatofneutralisationis

    Determinetheheatofneutralisation

    Constructenergyleveldiagramforvarioustypesof

    neutralisationreaction

    Comparetheheatofneutralisationforthereaction

    betweenastrongacidandastrongalkaliwiththe

    heatofneutralisationforareactionbetweenaweakacidand/oraweakalkali

    Explainthedifferenceoftheheatofneutralisation

    forastrongacidandastrongalkaliwiththeheatof

    neutralisationforareactioninvolvingaweakacid

    and/oraweakalkali

    Solvenumericalproblemsrelatedtoheatof

    neutralisation

    Guided Experiment 4.4

    Heatofneutralisationfor

    reactionsbetweenstrong

    acidsandstrongalkalis

    Relating

    Attributing

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Makinginferences

    Predicting

    Analysing

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Beingcondentandindependent

    Thinkingrationally

    Guided Experiment 4.5

    Heatofneutralisationfor

    reactionsbetweenacids

    andalkalisofdifferent

    strengths

    Attributing

    Groupingandclassifying

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Analysing

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Beingcondentandindependent

    Thinkingrationally

    4.5 Heat of combustion

    Statewhatheatofcombustionis

    Determinetheheatofcombustionforareaction

    Constructanenergyleveldiagramforacombustionreaction

    Comparetheheatofcombustionofvariousalcohols

    Statewhatfuelvalueis

    Describethedifferencebetweenheatofcombustion

    ofvariousalcohols

    Describetheapplicationoffuelvalue

    Compareandcontrastfuelvalueforvariousfuels

    Solvenumericalproblemsrelatedtoheatof

    combustion

    Guided Experiment 4.6

    PEKA

    Heatofcombustionof

    alcohols

    Analysing

    Groupingandclassifying

    Relating

    MakinginferencesPredicting

    Beinghonestandaccurateinrecording

    andvalidatingdata

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    HavingcriticalandanalyticalthinkingBeingsystematic

    Daringtotry

    Beingcondentandindependent

    4.6 The existence of various energy sources

    Describeavarietyofenergysources

    Identifyvarioustechnologyusedtoharnessenergy

    Justifytheuseofaparticularenergysource

    Extra Activity

    Designagraphicorganiser

    toshowavarietyofenergy

    sourcesandtechnologyusedtoharnessenergy

    Groupingandclassifying

    Conceptualising

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Beingsystematic

    BeingcondentandindependentHavingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

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    CHAPTER 5 CHEMICALS FOR CONSUMERS

    5.1 Soap and detergent

    Statewhatsoapis

    Statewhatdetergentis

    Describesoappreparationprocess

    Describedetergentpreparationprocess

    Describethecleansingactionofsoap

    DescribethecleansingactionofdetergentCompareandcontrasttheeffectivenessofthe

    cleansingactionofsoapanddetergent

    Identifytheadditivesindetergentandtheir

    respectivefunctions

    Inquiry Experiment 5.1

    Preparationofsoap

    throughsaponication

    Attributing

    Makinginferences

    Generatingideas

    Relating

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Appreciatingandpractisingcleanand

    healthyliving

    Appreciatingthecontributionofscienceandtechnology

    Daringtotry

    Guided Experiment 5.2

    PEKA

    Effectivenessofcleansing

    actionofsoapand

    detergent

    Attributing

    Analysing

    Generatingideas

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcooperative

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Realisingthatscienceisameansto

    understandnature

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Beingcondentandindependent

    5.2 Food additivesStatethetypesoffoodadditivesandtheirexamples

    Statethefunctionsofeachtypeoffoodadditive

    Justifytheuseoffoodadditives

    Describetheeffectsoffoodadditivesonhealthand

    theenvironment

    Extra ActivityDesignagraphicorganiser

    toillustratethetypes

    offoodadditiveswith

    examples,functionsand

    theirpossiblesideeffects

    Groupingandclassifying

    Conceptualising

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    Beingsystematic

    Beingcondentandindependent

    5.3 Medicines

    Stateexamplesoftraditionalmedicines,their

    sourcesanduses

    Statethetypesofmodernmedicinesandtheir

    examples

    StatethefunctionsofeachtypeofmodernmedicineDescribethepossiblesideeffectsofusingmodern

    andtraditionalmedicines

    Describethecorrectusageofmodernandtraditional

    medicines

    Extra Activity

    Designagraphicorganiser

    toillustratethetypesof

    modernmedicineswith

    examples,functionsand

    theirpossiblesideeffects

    Groupingandclassifying

    Conceptualising

    Havinganinterestandcuriositytowards

    theenvironment

    Beingdiligentandpersevering

    Havingcriticalandanalyticalthinking

    BeingsystematicBeingcondentandindependent

    5.4 The existence of chemicals

    Describethatthediscoveryofchemicalsimproves

    qualityoflife

    Statethesideeffectsofchemicalsonhumansand

    theenvironment

    Describecommontraitsamongscientistsincarrying

    outresearch

    Describelifewithoutchemicals

    Stateappreciationandsupportforpropermanagementofchemicals

    Extra Activity

    Createafolioon

    lifewithoutchemicalsas

    medicines

    thesideeffectsof

    chemicalsasmedicines

    onhumansandthe

    environment

    Comparingand

    contrasting

    Attributing

    Relating

    Generatingideas

    Predicting

    Realisingthatscienceisameansto

    understandnature

    Appreciatingthecontributionofscience

    andtechnology

    BeingthankfultoGod

    Thinkingrationally

    Beingexibleandopen-minded