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U5L01 - Safe drinking water intro

U5L01 - Safe drinking water intro

Assessment

Presentation

Science

7th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

NGSS
MS-ESS1-1, MS-LS2-4, MS-PS1-1

+6

Standards-aligned

Created by

Minette Coetzee

Used 11+ times

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12 Slides • 6 Questions

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How do we separate substances?

The separation of mixtures based on the form of the individual components can be applied to the process of transforming water to be safe to drink.

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Objectives

Understand the basis of the unit

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Multiple Choice

What does Tariq spend a lot of her time doing at home?

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Studying

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Playing with friends

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Helping out with chores

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Watching TV

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Multiple Choice

Where does Tariq go every morning to collect water?

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The park

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The river

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The market

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The school

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Multiple Choice

What do the women in Ethiopia spend hours every day doing?

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Walking to collect water

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Cooking

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Gardening

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Painting

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Multiple Choice

What is challenging about the water source where Tariq collects water?

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It is close to her house

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It is clean and easily accessible

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It is available all year round

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It is shared with animals

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Discussion

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Open Ended

Why could that water not be safe to drink? What can happen if you drink it?

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Open Ended

What could the contents of the water be?

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Discussion

Why could that water not be safe to drink?
What could the contents be?
How can we make it safe?

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In this unit we will learn about how to make the water safe to drink

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Key concept

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CHANGE

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Change

Change is a conversion, transformation or movement from one form, state or value to another.

Inquiry into the concept of change involves understanding and evaluating causes, processes and consequences.

In sciences, change is viewed as the difference in a system’s state when observed at different times. This change could be qualitative (such as differences in structure, behaviour, or level) or quantitative (such as a numerical variable or a rate).

Change can be irreversible, reversible or self-perpetuating.

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Related Concepts

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Transformation

Form

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Discussion:

How can we change/transform the water from the video to be safe to drink?

What forms of substances are in the water that make it unsafe?

Are there different methods to remove different types (forms) of substances?

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To do

It must include the following:

Global Context
Key Concept
Related Concepts
Statement of Inquiry
ATL skills
Learner profile focus

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How do we separate substances?

The separation of mixtures based on the form of the individual components can be applied to the process of transforming water to be safe to drink.

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