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2. Collaborative Planning Document Unpacking

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2. Collaborative Planning Document Unpacking

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SE4034 Padlet Copy of Starting Planning - Contextual Strands (3)

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Lesson Plan 1 Resource: Conservation of Mass Worksheet

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Lesson Plan 1 Resource: Conservation of Mass Worksheet

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This worksheet will allow me to assess the students understanding on the topic

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Lesson Plan 1 Resource: States of Matter

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Lesson Plan 1 Resource: States of Matter

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Interactive visual representation of the changes of state and particle behaviour

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This exit ticket will allow me to assess my teaching and the students' learning

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6. Peer Reviewed Papers: Reclaimed water use improved polluted water’s self-purification capacity --Evidenced by water quality factors and bacterial community structure 

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6. Peer Reviewed Papers: Reclaimed water use improved polluted water’s self-purification capacity --Evidenced by water quality factors and bacterial community structure 

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This paper analysed the effects of reclaimed water in polluted water. Additional solutions to clean water inaccessibility and pollution need to be considered.

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Peer Reviewed paper - Water purification

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Lesson Plan 2 Resource: The Ecological Status of Rivers and Lakes (Ireland and EU)

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Lesson Plan 2 Resource: The Ecological Status of Rivers and Lakes (Ireland and EU)

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Short video highlighting some of the causes and effects of poor water quality

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The good ecological status of rivers and lakes

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Lesson Plan 2 Resource: Guidelines for Research Task

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Lesson Plan 2 Resource: Guidelines for Research Task

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Guidelines and guiding questions that students can use when researching, organising and presenting their findings

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7. Links to Resources: UN Human Development Reports

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7. Links to Resources: UN Human Development Reports

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Global data collected on different factors affecting human development (poverty, resources etc.)

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Global, regional, and country/territory-level data on key dimensions of human development, with interactive insights and publications. The human development data are globally comparable, linked to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and sourced from international data agencies with the mandate, resources, and expertise to collect national data on specific indicators unless otherwise noted.

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Global, regional, and country/territory-level data on key dimensions of human development, with interactive insights and publications. The human development data are globally comparable, linked to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and sourced from international data agencies with the mandate, resources, and expertise to collect national data on specific indicators unless otherwise noted.

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7. Links to Resources: Conservation of Mass

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7. Links to Resources: Conservation of Mass

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BBC Bitesize offers a short video, explanations, questions and a virtual lab on the Conservation of Mass

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Learn about the conservation of mass in physical and chemical reactions in this guide for students aged 11 to 14 from BBC Bitesize.

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Irish water have useful videos, a quiz, booklet and simulation on the entire process that water goes through

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Irish Water is Ireland's national water utility that has the responsibility for the development and delivery of water and wastewater services to homes and businesses.

Video Series

Irish Waters' Resources

Irish Water has produced a superb high-quality documentary that focuses on the critical value of our most precious natural resource and explores the ongoing threats to its future. Featuring Ireland's coastal and inland waterways the documentary explores the development and current state of Ireland's public water network. The full documentary is 45 minutes in length, but segments of the video are broken up for educational purposes below...

Water may cover 71% of our planet's surface, but less than 1% of it is usable by humans. And it's under threat from drought, pollution and climate change. Drinking, cooking, washing, bathing - we use water in so many ways. We take raw water and put it through a complex treatment process so you can use it safely every day.

Take the Quiz | Teacher Copy of Quiz

Extensive research work and public consultations undertaken by Irish Water, and previously by Dublin City Council, have concluded definitively that existing water supply sources do not have the capacity or resilience to meet future requirements of homes and businesses in Dublin and the midlands.

Take the Quiz | Teacher Copy of Quiz

A fascinating video explaining the complex challenge of finding and repairing leaks in Ireland's water network. Irish Water are investing €500 million in the public water network up to the end of 2021 to reduce high levels of leakage and provide a more reliable water supply.

Take the Quiz | Teacher Copy of Quiz

A captivating video showing the environmental impact of untreated sewage flowing directly into our rivers, lakes, and seas causes dire consequences for plants, fish, wildlife and for our amenities.

Take the Quiz | Teacher Copy of Quiz

A wonderful video showing that by using only what we need, we can all play our part in safeguarding our water for our future. Find out more about what we can all do to reduce our usage, and how schools play an important role in educating about the value of water.

Take the Quiz | Teacher Copy of Quiz

This beautiful video explains our future and the future of our water are inextricably linked. Securing them both requires more than just investment, it needs awareness and a new respect for this precious resource.

Take the Quiz | Teacher Copy of Quiz

Test your Knowledge on the FULL documentary

Irish Waters' educational resources are now available on Scoilnet, to help pupils learn all about water in a fun and engaging way with videos, fun activities, and support material.

Primary teacher, Niamh Carroll, has uploaded some supporting lesson activities to accompany the Irish Waters' educational resources.

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Official education portal of the Department of Education and Skills in Ireland. Curriculum focused resources and support for primary and post primary teachers.

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6. Peer Reviewed Papers: Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Studies of Inquiry-Based Science Teaching: A Meta-Analysis

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6. Peer Reviewed Papers: Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Studies of Inquiry-Based Science Teaching: A Meta-Analysis

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This paper focused on inquiry-based science teaching. It found that teacher-led activities had better effects on student learning and engagement compared to student-led activities.

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CW2: Develop and use models to describe the atomic nature of matter; demonstrate how they provide a simple way to account for the conservation of mass, changes of state, physical change, chemical change, mixtures, and their separation

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Nature of Science: NoS3, NoS5

Other Science Strands: ES5, CW1, BW8