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Grade 8 Table of ContentsGrade 9 Table of ContentsGrade 10 Table of ContentsUnit 1: Cells and Systems1 The cell is the basic unit of life.work independently and together.3 The immune system protects thehuman body.Unit 2: Opticsunderstood using ideas about waves.and lenses.6 Human vision can be corrected andextended using optical systems.Unit 3: Fluids and Dynamics7 Kinetic molecular theory explains thecharacteristics of solids, liquids, andgases.8 Forces applied to fluids can changetheir characteristics.9 There are both natural andconstructed fluid systems.Unit 4: Water Systems on Earth10 The water cycle plays a vital role onEarth.11 The oceans control the water cycle.quantity can harm living things.Science Skills GuideGlossaryUnit 1: Atoms, Elements, andCompounds1 Observing matter has led to thedevelopment of atomic theory.matter.3 Elements combine to formcompounds.Unit 2: Reproductionlife.reproduction.6 Meiosis is the basis of sexualreproduction.Unit 3: Characteristics of Electricity7 Static charge is produced by electrontransfer.8 Ohm's law defines the relationship ofcurrent, voltage, and resistance.9 Circuits are designed to control thetransfer of electric energy.Unit 4: Space Exploration10 Scientific evidence suggests that theuniverse formed about 13.7 billionyears ago.11 Unimaginably vast distances separatethe components of the universe.the universe continues to increasethrough observation and exploration.Unit 1: Sustaining Earth's Ecosystems1 The biosphere is organized intobiomes and ecosystems.cycles support life in ecosystems.3 Ecosystems continually change overtime.Unit 2: Chemical Reactions andRadioactivitythe formation of compounds.different ways.6 Chemical reactions occur inpredictable ways.7 Radioactivity is explained by modernatomic theory.Unit 3: Motion8 Average velocity is the rate of changein position.9 Average acceleration is the rate ofchange in velocity.Unit 4: Energy Transfer in NaturalSystems10 The kinetic molecular theory explainsthe transfer of thermal energy.11 Climate change occurs by natural andhuman processes.tectonics.ScienceStudent Text0-07-097299-0 or 978-0-07-097299-5 ......$81.50Student Text0-07-098451-4 or 978-0-07-098451-6 ......$81.50Student Text0-07-098465-4 or 978-0-07-098465-3 ......$81.50Student WorkBook0-07-098461-1 or 978-0-07-098461-5 .......$8.50Student Text and Workbook Package0-07-098156-6 or 978-0-07-098156-0 ......$86.95Student Text and Workbook Package0-07-098573-1 or 978-0-07-098573-5 ......$86.95Student Text with Workbook0-07-098572-3 or 978-0-07-098572-8 ......$86.95Package of 10 Student Workbooks0-07-096750-4 or 978-0-07-096750-2 ......$50.95Teacher's Resource0-07-097298-2 or 978-0-07-097298-8 .....$218.00Student WorkBook0-07-097296-6 or 978-0-07-097296-4 .......$8.50Package of 10 Student Workbooks0-07-096752-0 or 978-0-07-096752-6 ......$80.95Computerised Assessment Bank(Windows and Macintosh)0-07-097297-4 or 978-0-07-097297-1 .....$208.00Teacher's Resource0-07-098468-9 or 978-0-07-098468-4 . .$218.00Student WorkBook0-07-098467-0 or 978-0-07-098467-7 .......$8.50Package of 10 Student Workbooks0-07-096751-2 or 978-0-07-096751-9 ......$80.95Computerised Assessment Bank(Windows and Macintosh)0-07-098466-2 or 978-0-07-098466-0 . ....$208.00Provincial Exam Study Guide0-07-007302-3 or 978-0-07-007302-9 ......$17.50Student Edition online PDF format0-07-007502-6 or 978-0-07-007502-3 ......$69.00Teacher's Resource0-07-098462-X or 978-0-07-098462-2 .....$282.00Computerised Assessment Bank(Windows and Macintosh)0-07-098460-3 or 978-0-07-098460-8 . ....$259.00Exam Preparation Booklet0-07-007302-3 or 978-0-07-007302-9 ......$17.50183
Science EssentialsGrades 9–10ScienceGrade 9: Authors: Glen Hutton, Educational Consultant; DavidKamatovic, District School Board of Niagara; Roger Levert, TorontoDistrict School Board; Barbara Nixon-Ewing, Toronto DistrictSchool Board; Bala Rasul, Toronto District School Board; AndreaStewart, Trillium-Lakelands District School Board; Sandy Szeto,Toronto District School Board Grade 10: Authors: Stan Gajewski, Halton Catholic DistrictSchool Board; Glen Hutton, Educational Consultant; BarbaraNixon-Ewing, Toronto District School Board; John Patterson,Algoma District School Board; Leonarda Ricciuto, Toronto DistrictSchool Board; Sandy Szeto, Toronto District School BoardScience Essentials 9 and 10 are written specifically for theLocally Developed Compulsory Credit Course SNCIL andKey Benefits:Develops student scientific and literacy skills for real lifeapplicationAddresses the diverse learning needs of the strugglingstudent populationPromotes ease of organization and classroommanagementStudent Resource Consumable student book Multiple short lessons can be taught in a variety ofways: teacher directed, class/group hands-on work, andindividual work Unit Opener provides common starting pointBalance of open-ended and directed activitiesLiteracy and scientific skills focusAccessible ReadabilityOnline Student Technology ResourcesTeacher Resource Comprehensive teaching suggestions and review ofcommon challenge areas for students Classroom management strategies and tools Assessment tools Diagnostic and intervention tools to facilitate theimplementation of successful learning strategies. Digital editable blackline masters, checklists and rubrics Overhead Transparencies of a selection of studentworkbook pages and colour imagesGrade 9 Table of ContentsHow to Think Like a ScientistWhat Are Variables?Scientific MethodUnit A: Chemistry and You1 Chemistry the Safe Way3 Classifying MatterChemistryTask: Choose and Test a ProductUnit B: Lighten Up6 Working with Circuits7 Series and Parallel Circuits8 Making Connections toYour HomeTask: What can you Build?Grade 10 Table of ContentsHow to Think Like a ScientistWhat Makes a Fair Test?Scientific MethodAdvertising ClaimsMedia LiteracyUnit A: A Daily Dose ofChemistry1 Everyday ChemistryChanges Every Day3 Rates of ChangeTask: Design More PowerfulRocket FuelUnit B: Using ElectricalEnergy6 Batteries and Power7 Generating Electric EnergyUnit C: Staying Alive9 Staying Alive!10 Human Body Systems11 Frog Dissection13 Making Connections withBiologyTask: Choose an ActivityUnit D: Science in My LifeGood16 Science in SportsTask: Safety CheckGlossary8 Reducing EnergyConsumptionTask: Design a School EnergyPlanUnit C: Living Together9 Populations10 Communities11 Interactions AmongCommunitiesCommunitiesTask: Reduce Waste at SchoolUnit D: Science and Media13 Media and Food ProductsTask: Frequently AskedQuestions aboutTobacco and HealthGlossarywww.mcgrawhill.ca/books/sciess9www.mcgrawhill.ca/books/sciess10Student Text0-07-097636-8 or 978-0-07-097636-8 ......$17.50Teacher Resource0-07-097637-6 or 978-0-07-097637-5 .....$285.50Student Text0-07-081440-6 or 978-0-07-081440-0 . .....$19.50Teacher Resource0-07-081434-1 or 978-0-07-081434-9 .....$271.95184
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