1. 10C Ko te Rāhina, 08 Here-Turi Kōkā 2016
What we will do
What we will learn
Preliminaries and roll, incl Quick Quiz
How to start well
Finish comparing car fuels using new jargon: exothermic, endothermic, complete combustion and incomplete combustion
How to use new words to compare fuels fairly
Set a date for the topic test and have time for Mr H’s HDSDRM
How to use time well.
That Mr H makes decisions that will benefit us
Get our books marked while
doing the HDSDRM
How to use time really well

2. HW item Skills practiced HW booklet, pages 3 - 14
Due Tue 22 Mar 2016, end of pd 4
Bones, heart and lungs
HW booklet, pages 15 – end (Humans)
Due Mon 4 April, end of pd 4
Digestion
Exercise Book
Due Wed 6 April
Keeping good records from the lessons
Topic Test
Due Thurs 7 April (in L block)
How well we learned all about humans
HW booklet, pages 15 -> 21 (Astronomy)
Due Tuesday 24th of May
Time of day, day and night, seasons, Moon phases, tides

3. Rāhina
Rātū
Rāapa
Rāpare
Rāmere
Rāhoroi
Rātapu

4. HW item Skills practiced Humans workbook, pages 3 - 11
Due: Tamihana’s birthday 22 March
Circulation and breathing
Humans workbook, pages
Due: Mon 4th of April
Breathing and digestion
Astronomy Test
Monday 13th of June
All of Astronomy

5. Fuel
State
Energy released when 1 gram is burned (J)
Does this fuel produce these products when burned?
Water
Carbon
Carbon Monoxide
Methane
Gas
55 000
Yes No
Petrol
Liquid
42 000
Diesel
30 000
Are these endothermic or exothermic reactions?
Define what is meant by incomplete combustion
Which fuel releases the LEAST energy when 1 gram is burned?
Which fuels burn by incomplete combustion?
Discuss which fuels would be “best” to use in your car
Points to include are:
The energy produced by the fuel
The products produced when it undergoes combustion (burns)
The effect on the environment