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Students should be able to investigate the properties of different materials including solubilities, conductivity, melring points and boiling points

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NoS, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 7
CW, 1, 2 & 4
PW, 1, 2 & 3

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Junior Cycle Framework: Key skills and Principles

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Junior Cycle Framework: Key skills and Principles

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Junior Cycle Framework key skills and principles.docx

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Science Collaborative Planning Document - b&w.docx

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Test based on solubility, part of which they covered before Easter

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2nd years week 2 Bernies class (2B).docx

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This video demonstrates how useful distillation is to the oil industry and gives the students a visual representation of what I thought the students based on the papers I researched. It also shows them where various different materials they use in every day life comes from.

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I used this video to demonstrate to the students how in countries where fresh water is in very short supply, salt water may be distilled to produce drinkable water.

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DIY Solar Water Distiller! - Simple Solar Water Distilling - Easy DIY (for survival/SHTF)

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This video in particular is udeful to demonstrate how the elctrons in atoms allows for the conduction of electricity.

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This video covers convection, radiation and insulation as well as conduction but it breaks down the topic quite well into easy to learn points for 13-14 year olds.

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This video was too long to show to my class but it breaks down the history of distillation of alcohol quite well and is a good explanation for anyonw who might take an interest in the topic.

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The Science of Alcohol: From Beer to Bourbon

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This resource is useful for finding out about how boiling points work and why they exist amomngst a plethera of other useful information.

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This site is a good one to refer students to as it contains quite a lot of detail and holds to answers to many questions that the students might be curious about.