UD 8. TEMPORALIZACIÓN UNIDAD 8. CIENCIAS SOCIALES. ESPAÑA EN EL SIGLO XIX

TEMPORALIZACIÓN UNIDAD DIDÁCTICA  SOCIAL SCIENCE:

ESPAÑA EN EL SIGLO XIX

Day	Week	Lesson
2nd -3rd May.	18th	Introduction. Previous knowledge.
4th May.	18th	De la Guerra de la Independencia a Isabel II
7th – 8th May.	19th	El Sexenio democrático y la Restauración.
9th - 10th May.	19th	Las transformaciones económicas y sociales.
11th May.	19th	El arte y la cultura.
14- 15th May.	19th	Andalucía en el siglo XIX.
16th - 17th May.	20th
18th May.	20th
21st – 22nd May.	20th	Repaso de la unidad
23th - 24nd May.	21st	Repaso de la unidad
25th May	21th	Unit Revision. Exam

UD 7. MAGNETISM

UD 7. ¿QUÉ ES LA ELECTRICIDAD?

UD 7. ¿QUÉ ES LA LUZ?

UD 7. VÍDEO FUENTES DE ENERGÍA RENOVABLES

UD 7. ¿QUÉ SON LAS ENERGÍAS RENOVABLES?

UD 7. ¿CÓMO FUNCIONA EL MOTOR DE UN COCHE?

UD 7. PHYSICAL CHANGE VS. CHEMICAL CHANGE

UD 7. WHAT IS MATTER?

UD 7. PPT MATTER, ENERGY, HEAT, LIGHT AND MAGNETISM

UD 7. EXERCISES

Read the definitions and fill in the gaps.

____________________ : It is everything that we can see, smell and touch. It has two properties: mass and volume.

____________________ : It is the amount of matter in an object.

____________________ : It is how much space an object occupies.

Match the sentence halves.

1. Volume is how much space …                               … we use a measuring jug.

2. If an object weighs a lot …                                    … it has got more mass.

3. To weigh an object …                                            … an object occupies.

4. To measure volume …                                          … we use scales.

UD 7. CONTENTS.

·              MATTER ·         WHAT IS ENERGY? ·         HEAT AND ITS EFFECTS. ·         LIGHT ·         ELECTRICITY ·         MAGNETISM.

UD 7. PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE

MATTER, ENERGY AND FORCE

Matter has got mass and volume:

·         Mass is how much matter an object has got. We measure mass in kilogrammes and grams using scales. If an object weighs a lot, it has got more mass.

·         Volume is how much space an object occupies. We can measure volume using a measuring jug.

The states of water:

Water is matter. Matter can change when it is heated or cooled. Water can change its state. Water can be in a solid state, like ice. It can be a liquid state, like in rivers. It can also be in a gaseous state, like water vapour.

·         If we heat solid water (ice), it becomes water vapour.

·         If we heat liquid water, it becomes water vapour.

·         If we cool water vapour, it becomes liquid water. 

Force.

There are two types of force: contact force and distance force. Contact force is produced when we touch objects to move them or change their shape. When we hit a balloon, we produce force and the balloon moves. When we squeeze a sponge we produce force and the sponge changes shape. Distance force is produce without touching an object. Gravity is a distance force. It causes objects to fall to the floor. Magnets are materials that create distance force. If you put a magnet near a small, metal object, the object jumps onto the magnet. Compasses use magnets, these are instruments that tell us the cardinal points.