Term 4 Week 8
Section outline
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Context:

MHJC Learning Framework Step:
PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:
- We
are PLANNING... so that we can
… apply our knowledge of weather, erosion,
and deposition for our Year-9 outing, collaborating to perform an onsite
scientific observation of the river system in order to analyse the hauora
of the river.
- We are PLANNING... so that we can… present our river analysis of the river erosion study from our Year-9 outing.
REFLECT / WHAIWHAKAARO learning intentions:
- We are REFLECTING… generate new depth of understanding as we review physics phenomena of forces and motion, Newton's 3 laws of motion, and electrical circuits.
Success Criteria: (Students can...)
(post-trip analysis and presentation of river study findings)
- identify the main types of weathering and erosion, and describe how they are formed
- compare and contrast weathering and erosion
- describe the effects of weathering and erosion, and make connections to deposition; especially river erosion, linking to the context of Hauora and the Great Outdoors
- discuss the importance of plants to soil and erosion to our landscape, e.g. riverbanks.
(review of Physics topics)
- revise key concepts of forces and motion, Newton's 3 laws of motion
- revise how to work out time, distance, velocity and acceleration
- revise how to work out the force and the mass of an object
- revise key concepts of electricity and electrical circuits, i.e. in series vs parallel
Activities & Learning Tasks:
- Reviewing of video resources, note-taking main points.
- Home revision of resources on Google Classroom
- Class discussion of key learning points to deepen and consolidate understanding; questions and answers based on students' needs.
- Collaboration in small groups to analyse post-trip findings, organise ideas and draw conclusion, and then prepare for a short presentation to the class.
- Revision tasks on Physics topics.
- We
are PLANNING... so that we can
… apply our knowledge of weather, erosion,
and deposition for our Year-9 outing, collaborating to perform an onsite
scientific observation of the river system in order to analyse the hauora
of the river.