cellular structures and functions, and technological human activity and climate change applications relationship between cell size and and surface area to volume ratio active and passive transport of matter Science 14 Curriculum Key Concepts (Alberta Education) Unit A: Investigating Properties of Matter Unit B: Understanding Energy Transfer Technologies safe handling, storage and disposal of household cooling and heating systems based on radiation, chemicals convection, conduction solutions and solubility of household substances methods to reduce the loss of heat from buildings, dilution and concentration our bodies and constructed devices preparing solutions specific heat capacity elements and compounds energy transfer (work), and distance particle model of matter, temperature, thermal (WHMIS) and consumer product symbols the periodic table: metals, nonmetals and metalloids energy and heat separating mixtures simple machines as force or distance multipliers that and bases transfer energy corrosion and rusting protection against thermal energy transfer reducing reliance on nonrenewable energy sources Unit C: Investigating Matter and Energy in Living Unit D: Investigating Matter and Energy in the Systems Environment structures and functions of, and the relationship role of living organisms in cycling matter between, the digestive and circulatory systems food chains, food webs and energy pyramids diets and human nutritional needs recycling of human-generated wastes microscopy, structure and function of plant and impact of modern agricultural technologies animal cell parts, and the cell theory field study of ecosystems capture, storage and use of energy by living factors affecting population growth organisms flow of energy through the biosphere photosynthesis and respiration maintaining equilibrium in the biosphere social influences on human dietary-induced biodegradable materials disorders and circulatory diseases biotic and abiotic factors and ecosystems life functions common to living systems human impact on ecosystems functions of cells in organs and organ systems role of technology to monitor life functions Science 20 Curriculum Key Concepts (Alberta Education)
cellular structures and functions, and technological applications relationship between cell size and and surface area to volume ratio active and passive transport of matter human activity and climate change Science 14 Curriculum Key Concepts (Alberta Education) Unit A: Investigating Properties of Matter Unit B: Understanding Energy Transfer Technologies safe handling, storage and disposal of household chemicals solutions and solubility of household substances dilution and concentration preparing solutions elements and compounds (WHMIS) and consumer product symbols the periodic table: metals, nonmetals and metalloids separating mixtures and bases corrosion and rusting cooling and heating systems based on radiation, convection, conduction methods to reduce the loss of heat from buildings, our bodies and constructed devices specific heat capacity energy transfer (work), and distance particle model of matter, temperature, thermal energy and heat simple machines as force or distance multipliers that transfer energy protection against thermal energy transfer reducing reliance on nonrenewable energy sources Unit C: Investigating Matter and Energy in Living Systems Unit D: Investigating Matter and Energy in the Environment structures and functions of, and the relationship between, the digestive and circulatory systems diets and human nutritional needs microscopy, structure and function of plant and animal cell parts, and the cell theory capture, storage and use of energy by living organisms photosynthesis and respiration social influences on human dietary-induced disorders and circulatory diseases life functions common to living systems functions of cells in organs and organ systems role of technology to monitor life functions role of living organisms in cycling matter food chains, food webs and energy pyramids recycling of human-generated wastes impact of modern agricultural technologies field study of ecosystems factors affecting population growth flow of energy through the biosphere maintaining equilibrium in the biosphere biodegradable materials biotic and abiotic factors and ecosystems human impact on ecosystems Science 20 Curriculum Key Concepts (Alberta Education)
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