3(1hr P1.3e explain how doing work on a Starter: Work done and temperature Link to Delivery guide Matter separate gas can increase its temperature Main: Measuring gas pressure using a manometer only) This experiment explores the use of a manometer to measure pressure in a Link to transition guide Matter column of liquid. Plenary: Pupils answer Lesson objective as question: What would the effect of doing work on a gas be on its temperature? Explain your answer. Starter: atmosphere: Knockhardy Resources: 4(1hr P1.3f describe a simple model of the Link to Delivery guide Matter Earth’s separate and of atmospheric Earth’s atmosphere A good teaching PowerPoint which explains the earths atmospheric model and the only) pressure composition of gases Link to transition guide Matter P1.3g explain why atmospheric Main Options: pressure varies with height above the Atmospheric pressure problems surface of the planet An independent research worksheet on atmospheric pressure and the problems it can cause. The Goldilocks principle: A model of atmospheric gases Learners use jelly beans and coloured cotton wool to produce a model of Earth’s atmosphere. This can be completed as a comparison between Earth and the other in a hands on way. ‘sister’ planets Plenary: Questions: In a hydraulic car braking system, why do we make the piston by the wheel bigger than the piston by the brake pedal?
3(1hr separate only) P1.3e explain how doing work on a gas can increase its temperature Starter: Work done and temperature Main: Measuring gas pressure using a manometer This experiment explores the use of a manometer to measure pressure in a column of liquid. Plenary: Pupils answer Lesson objective as question: What would the effect of doing work on a gas be on its temperature? Explain your answer. Link to Delivery guide Matter Link to transition guide Matter 4(1hr separate only) P1.3f describe a simple model of the Earth’s atmosphere and of atmospheric pressure P1.3g explain why atmospheric pressure varies with height above the surface of the planet Starter: Earth’s atmosphere: Knockhardy Resources: A good teaching PowerPoint which explains the earths atmospheric model and the composition of gases Main Options: Atmospheric pressure problems An independent research worksheet on atmospheric pressure and the problems it can cause. The Goldilocks principle: A model of atmospheric gases Learners use jelly beans and coloured cotton wool to produce a model of Earth’s atmosphere. This can be completed as a comparison between Earth and the other ‘sister’ planets in a hands on way. Plenary: Questions: In a hydraulic car braking system, why do we make the piston by the wheel bigger than the piston by the brake pedal? Link to Delivery guide Matter Link to transition guide Matter
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