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default01/09/201430/08/2015"8S", "10S", "11ScC", "11ScT", "12A", "12A", "13D"mmullan.ep@alice-smith.edu.my
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810
4af0fm4r4of4vcga8cnegd285c@google.com
Fri12/06/2015 11:25:0012/06/2015 12:15:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - [OBSERVATION] The reactivity series L/O: use evidence from observations to order the metals into the reactivity series
See lesson Folder for PowerPoint, relevant worksheets and resources

Starter: mark HW from previous lesson

Perhaps re-demo the BORING reactions of Mg, Zn, Cu and Fe in water. If we wanted to work out the reactivity of these metals the only we can do it is by looking at how they react with acid.

Allow students to carry out the test with acid. They should test for H2 once with Mg only.

Discuss results with students. Allow time for the cut and stick activity.

Plenary: can they add in the G1 metals for the full reactivity series? Why is gold so expensive?

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Zinc, iron, copper, magnesium pieces.
8 x 1M HCl
Splints
Bungs to fit boiling tubes.
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Zinc, iron, copper, magnesium pieces.
8 x 1M HCl
Splints
Bungs to fit boiling tubes.
8S/Sc2b
811
1r14t65acgrc4ob1nrdgr6m3to@google.com
Fri12/06/2015 12:30:0012/06/2015 13:30:00
SF Lecture Theatre
Year 10 Parent information about science
Year 10 students and parents. talk by FBU about double and triple science.No Practical Equipment#VALUE!
812
a5uvr3e2ejvta19tl2520vapqk@google.com
Sat13/06/2015 13:00:0013/06/2015 17:00:00
Nexus International School, Putrajaya Jalan Diplomatik 3/6 Putrajaya Malaysia
GEG Putrajaya first meet-up
This meet-up is all about firsts, so if you are new to any of the GAFE tools  (Google Drive, Gmail, Forms etc) then we will go through great ways to use these tools for the first time!

Please fill in the form below to register your attendance:

https://docs.google.com/a/nexus.edu.my/forms/d/1uEXiAZ9VYyu7YzEinRwC1IRJ7D246PBV-wmc9RmGLTU/viewform

Please make sure to bring your MacBook, Chromebook or laptop.
No Practical Equipment#VALUE!
813
tt0fcjsupqgid454cip2721cmk@google.com
Mon15/06/2015 14:40:0015/06/2015 15:00:00Bus DutyNo Practical Equipment#VALUE!
814
ig9e9pq09bc1474qjdkid0mk3s@google.com
Mon15/06/2015 15:00:0015/06/2015 16:00:00TBC
AB Meeting to discuss the E-Port Folio
No Practical Equipment#VALUE!
815
9i7ai3nl9mmmfi93shv47mcnfg@google.com
Tue16/06/2015 09:30:0016/06/2015 10:15:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Displacement

L/O: be able to use displacement reactions to deduce the position of a metal within the reactivity series
See lesson Folder for PowerPoint, relevant worksheets and resources

Starter: Match them up (see ppt) then recap with students the reactivity series.

Introduce the idea of displacement to them. This can also be modelled with willing “volunteers”.

Students need to be quite methodical with this expt so perhaps demo the set up. They will need to have a clear table written in their books.

Students carry out experiment. Most should be able to write word equations for those with reactions. More able students can write out symbol equations.


Plenary: Level 7 past SATS question for discussion.

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Copper, iron, magnesium, silver (NB: order small pieces of Al foil but get tech to label as silver – as Al2O3 has formed the reaction is the same as for silver!)
copper sulphate solution x 6 any conc
iron sulphate solution x 6 any conc
magnesium sulphate solution x 6 any conc
silver nitrate solution (v low conc) 1 bottle

Plastic pipettes, spotting tiles (X12 spots per group)
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Copper, iron, magnesium, silver (NB: order small pieces of Al foil but get tech to label as silver – as Al2O3 has formed the reaction is the same as for silver!)
copper sulphate solution x 6 any conc
iron sulphate solution x 6 any conc
magnesium sulphate solution x 6 any conc
silver nitrate solution (v low conc) 1 bottle

Plastic pipettes, spotting tiles (X12 spots per group)
8S/Sc2b
816
rntb31k2uptpcu7tq4be00nipk@google.com
Tue16/06/2015 10:40:0016/06/2015 11:30:00M02612A/Bi1 P3 - No Practical Equipment12A/Bi1 P3
817
jf4dpkhlpc0t8mmcpf8q5r63jc@google.com
Tue16/06/2015 11:35:0016/06/2015 12:20:00Sc12 P4
10S/Bi3 - Fermentation and Yeast
Fermentation and Yeast
5.5 understand the role of yeast in the production of beer
5.6 describe a simple experiment to investigate carbon dioxide production by
yeast, in different conditions

Objectives:

Understand to role of Yeast in Beer production.
Construct different experiments to investigate CO2 production by Yeast.
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10S/Bi3
818
nt30pdrd2ipp4gi2nbqfvko674@google.com
Tue16/06/2015 13:00:0016/06/2015 13:50:00
LTL Office
LTL/LTO meeting
No Practical Equipment#VALUE!
819
p8ar1vl0rutm0enfaaei5skee4@google.com
Tue16/06/2015 13:00:0016/06/2015 15:00:00E205
Faculty G Site Meeting
Dear All,

The time slot we had this week to talk about G sites is set aside for the next three weeks in order for you to have some training/ ask questions of Martin as you work on the faculty and pastoral sites.
Please try to make these sessions as we go forwards so you will be in a great position to help your heads of department. There are only three sessions towards the end of term.

Thanks

Nick
No Practical Equipment#VALUE!
820
85tsm3rql465fhk34u7t2jq1c8@google.com
Wed17/06/2015 08:15:0017/06/2015 09:05:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Metals and oxygen

L/O: to be able to explain how different metals react with oxygen from the air
See lesson Folder for PowerPoint, relevant worksheets and resources

Starter: Show students the images of corroded metals from the ppt.

Demo what happens to sodium, lithium and potassium when they come into contact with air. Students should record their results in a table then graph the time taken to oxidise.

Give students some info about other metals and how they react in air. They should be able to deduce from their reactivity the place in the reactivity series.

Students answer Q1-5 from the ppt.

They should then discuss in small groups the “tarnishing metals” scenarios.

Plenary: demo how some metals react in pure O2. Get students to make predictions first.

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Different metals ie: lithium, sodium, potassium, iron, Mg (that is coated in oxide)

3 x gas jars of pure O2

Mg ribbon which has been sanded, iron filings.
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Different metals ie: lithium, sodium, potassium, iron, Mg (that is coated in oxide)

3 x gas jars of pure O2

Mg ribbon which has been sanded, iron filings.
8S/Sc2b
821
5ecn92an6lfaenvdmubenv5tj0@google.com
Wed17/06/2015 09:10:0017/06/2015 10:00:00M02612A/Bi1 P2 - No Practical Equipment12A/Bi1 P2
822
bodtapcp0h95tamdcrkbdkfm4c@google.com
Wed17/06/2015 10:25:0017/06/2015 11:20:00M02612C/Bi1 P3 - No Practical Equipment12C/Bi1 P3
823
544b9e1q9qk12606ajmkebel70@google.com
Wed17/06/2015 12:55:0017/06/2015 13:45:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Test

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8S/Sc2b
824
jbino34i1nmp8ikb6m7jluia78@google.com
Thu18/06/2015 10:40:0018/06/2015 11:30:0012C/Bi1 P3 - No Practical Equipment12C/Bi1 P3
825
ihto61e3sljdr9cqvdsfiliuoc@google.com
Fri19/06/2015 08:00:0019/06/2015 16:20:00First AidNo Practical Equipment#VALUE!
826
m52rgahk2a8f10nfea1470r7ag@google.com
Fri19/06/2015 08:15:0019/06/2015 09:05:00Sc12 P1
10S/Bi3 - Fermenters
5.8 interpret and label a diagram of an industrial fermenter and explain
the need to provide suitable conditions in the fermenter, including aseptic precautions, nutrients, optimum temperature and pH, oxygenation and agitation, for the growth of micro-organisms

Objectives:

Label an industrial fermenter
Explain what is meant by aseptic technique
Understand the conditions required within a fermenter.

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10S/Bi3
827
ngoj4bvc3kjv0hlfbelt5hakmk@google.com
Fri19/06/2015 11:25:0019/06/2015 12:15:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Heat and Temperature

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8S/Sc2b
828
ol298abs8aa339sjl6jdodj27c@google.com
Mon22/06/2015 09:15:0022/06/2015 10:15:00E205
Data Group Meeting
for SHO (Data Group last meeting for this term)No Practical Equipment#VALUE!
829
tt0fcjsupqgid454cip2721cmk@google.com
Mon22/06/2015 14:40:0022/06/2015 15:00:00Bus DutyNo Practical Equipment#VALUE!
830
8bgck210ve9r4oasaqfb2jsv6c@google.com
Tue23/06/2015 09:30:0023/06/2015 10:15:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Heat and Expansion
No Practical Equipment8S/Sc2b
831
s614p2ka50vdvtblaf88mof3hc@google.com
Tue23/06/2015 10:40:0023/06/2015 11:30:00M02612A/Bi1 P3 - No Practical Equipment12A/Bi1 P3
832
a8an65ki1r5okvrfbgfra8ggv8@google.com
Tue23/06/2015 11:35:0023/06/2015 12:20:00Sc12 P4
10S/Bi3 - Fish Farming
5.9 explain the methods which are used to farm large numbers of fish to provide
a source of protein, including maintenance of water quality, control of intraspecific and interspecific predation, control of disease, removal of waste
products, quality and frequency of feeding and the use of selective breeding.

Objectives:

Explain the conditions that need to be controlled for successful fish farming.
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10S/Bi3
833
nt30pdrd2ipp4gi2nbqfvko674@google.com
Tue23/06/2015 13:00:0023/06/2015 13:50:00
LTL Office
LTL/LTO meeting
No Practical Equipment#VALUE!
834
p8ar1vl0rutm0enfaaei5skee4@google.com
Tue23/06/2015 13:00:0023/06/2015 15:00:00E205
Faculty G Site Meeting
Dear All,

The time slot we had this week to talk about G sites is set aside for the next three weeks in order for you to have some training/ ask questions of Martin as you work on the faculty and pastoral sites.
Please try to make these sessions as we go forwards so you will be in a great position to help your heads of department. There are only three sessions towards the end of term.

Thanks

Nick
No Practical Equipment#VALUE!
835
96tn8a9rtufhbafua5jbpfhhr8@google.com
Wed24/06/2015 08:15:0024/06/2015 09:05:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Conduction

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8S/Sc2b
836
919cj3m7dsetqp00diap9n9kjo@google.com
Wed24/06/2015 09:10:0024/06/2015 10:00:00Sc1312A/Bi1 P2 - No Practical Equipment12A/Bi1 P2
837
9pu7vk5vh1026924i5onfrgfo0@google.com
Wed24/06/2015 10:25:0024/06/2015 11:20:00
Lecture Theatre
Year 12 Bioscience talk - Lecture Theatre
Biosciences uni talkNo Practical Equipment
Year 12 Bioscience talk
838
f3r3svfgdqh2gt8uatfsps3408@google.com
Wed24/06/2015 10:25:0024/06/2015 11:20:00M02612C/Bi1 P3 - No Practical Equipment12C/Bi1 P3
839
1tdl6vl1cjltlcrnu13pk1j324@google.com
Wed24/06/2015 12:55:0024/06/2015 13:45:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Insulation

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8S/Sc2b
840
7nd2uc08jg5p19rhm8oqe9kpec@google.com
Thu25/06/2015 10:40:0025/06/2015 11:30:00Sc1112C/Bi1 P3 - No Practical Equipment12C/Bi1 P3
841
p4o79jvmiseram5t4bqm42ihqk@google.com
Fri26/06/2015 08:15:0026/06/2015 09:05:00Sc12 P110S/Bi3 -
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10S/Bi3
842
mjtmiecu00tg1kvbirbut5l428@google.com
Fri26/06/2015 11:25:0026/06/2015 12:15:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Convection

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8S/Sc2b
843
tt0fcjsupqgid454cip2721cmk@google.com
Mon29/06/2015 14:40:0029/06/2015 15:00:00Bus DutyNo Practical Equipment#VALUE!
844
tt0fcjsupqgid454cip2721cmk@google.com
Mon06/07/2015 14:40:0006/07/2015 15:00:00Bus DutyNo Practical Equipment#VALUE!
845
072e8beto051tr5467e2v0k79c@google.com
Tue07/07/2015 09:30:0007/07/2015 10:15:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Radiation

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8S/Sc2b
846
fcgegi962isukampemnlvnu5h4@google.com
Tue07/07/2015 10:40:0007/07/2015 11:30:00M02612A/Bi1 P3 - No Practical Equipment12A/Bi1 P3
847
3c0gf9bj6c4ja6ntpt0spa6dlg@google.com
Tue07/07/2015 11:35:0007/07/2015 12:20:00Sc12 P410S/Bi3 -
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10S/Bi3
848
nt30pdrd2ipp4gi2nbqfvko674@google.com
Tue07/07/2015 13:00:0007/07/2015 13:50:00
LTL Office
LTL/LTO meeting
No Practical Equipment#VALUE!
849
7etf4mjvf6mhsf5un9cpngi2k4@google.com
Wed08/07/2015 08:15:0008/07/2015 09:05:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Chages of state

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8S/Sc2b
850
4v313pu0h52o17t63oc3um87e8@google.com
Wed08/07/2015 09:10:0008/07/2015 10:00:00M02612A/Bi1 P2 - No Practical Equipment12A/Bi1 P2
851
9bsrunure0p0774pljqr1lec7g@google.com
Wed08/07/2015 10:25:0008/07/2015 11:20:00M02612C/Bi1 P3 - No Practical Equipment12C/Bi1 P3
852
le4814kt8chhfnb517mqhcufm4@google.com
Wed08/07/2015 12:55:0008/07/2015 13:45:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - Test

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8S/Sc2b
853
en4jmegl50l3vo04gohsq7d8fg@google.com
Thu09/07/2015 10:40:0009/07/2015 11:30:00Sc1112C/Bi1 P3 - No Practical Equipment12C/Bi1 P3
854
rhi2ohog2qpoqs1h4ioljgt6d8@google.com
Fri10/07/2015 08:15:0010/07/2015 09:05:00Sc12 P110S/Bi3 -
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10S/Bi3
855
4vp19r1118sb3j3g7t2458j5p4@google.com
Fri10/07/2015 11:25:0010/07/2015 12:15:00Sc13
8S/Sc2b - LAST DAY

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