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Freehold Regional High School DistrictCurriculum MapScience LLDRelevantStandards15.1A1, B1-2,C1EnduringUnderstandingsThe scientific methodprovides steps to answerquestions and solveproblems Safetyprocedures are in placefor the study of science.5.2B 1 People the world over andfrom throughout history,have contributed to thecontinual advancement ofscience and technology.5.3B15.3D1Mathematical applicationssuch as graphs andmeasurement are used astools in science.5.4A1 Science and technologyare mutually supportive indriving innovations inboth areas.5.5A1-4The natural world isdefined by organisms andlife processes whichconform to principlesregarding matter andenergy. Knowledge of theseprinciples can contribute toquality of life.Essential QuestionsHow do you solve problems in your daily life?What can experiments tell us?Why is an awareness of safety important?Who were some of the significant contributing scientists and what weretheir contributions to, e.g., laws of motion, Cell Theory etc.?Why do we use measurements in science?How are graphs used in science?How do science and technology work together?What are the characteristics of living things?Where do living things obtain energy?What is the structure and function of a cell?What are the major systems of the body?What is the Theory of Evolution?Diagnostic(before)Pre testsOral DiscussionPicturemanipulationDiagnosticTesting-assessprior knowledgeAssessmentsFormative(during)WrittenassignmentsBrief quizzeswrittenor oral tocheckunderstandingSafety ContractTeacherquestioningSummative(after)Unit tests oral,written.ProjectScoring rubricHow are living things classified?Why do you look similar to your parents?What is DNA?4
RelevantStandards15.5B1-25.5C1EnduringUnderstandingsLiving organisms may bedefined by similarcharacteristics that arepassed from one generationto the next. Theories existthat indicate thatcharacteristics of organismswithin a species may havechanged over time.Essential QuestionsWhat characteristics do all living organisms share?What is the Cell Theory?What are the structure and function of the cell membrane and organelles?How are macromolecules essential to everyday living?How and why do you sort things every day?What do the words evolution and extinct mean to you?Diagnostic(before)AssessmentsFormative(during)Summative(after)Why do you look like your parents?5.6A1-2, 5.6A55.6B15.7A2-35.7B1-2Matter is composed ofatoms. There exist threestates of matter. ThePeriodic Table ofElements contains everyknown element classifiedby the number of protonsin each atom.There exists arelationship betweenforce and motion.Various forms ofenergy exist, movethrough materials, andtransform from oneform to another.What is a gene?What is an atom?What are the three states of matter?What is the Periodic Table used for?What is a chemical reaction?Who is Dimitri Mendeleev?How is an object’s motion as well as its change in motion described?What happens when an object exerts force on another object?What are the effects of gravity?How is energy transferred?Why is energy constant in a closed system?5.8A15.8B15.8C1The Earth is a planetcomposed of interrelatedsystems which are everchanging and thereforecontribute to the dynamicnature of the planet. Somenaturally occurring systemsmay be modified by humanactivity.Who is Sir Isaac Newton?What are the components of the Earth?How do weather and climate affect the Earth?How has the Earth changed through history?5
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