Year 8 Tracking Document. Year 8 Science National Curriculum. Health and Lifestyle
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1 Health and Lifestyle Describe the components of a healthy diet Explain the role of each food group in the body Describe the test for starch, lipids, sugar and proteins Describe the positive test for each food test Describe health issues caused by unhealthy diet Calculate energy requirements for different people Describe the structure/function of main parts of digestive system Describe the process of digestion Describe the role of enzymes in digestion Describe the role of bacteria in digestion Describe the difference between recreational and medicinal drugs Describe the effects of drugs on health and behaviour Describe the effect of alcohol on health and behaviour Describe the effect alcohol has on conception and pregnancy Describe the effects of tobacco smoke on health Describe the effects of tobacco smoke on pregnancy
2 Ecosystem Processes Describe the process of photosynthesis State the word equation for photosynthesis Describe the structure and function of the main components of a leaf Explain the distribution of chloroplasts in a leaf Describe how a plant uses minerals for healthy growth Explain the role of nitrates in plant growth Describe where chemosynthesis takes place Describe the process of chemosynthesis State the word equation for aerobic respiration Describe the process of aerobic respiration State the word equation for anaerobic respiration Describe the differences between aerobic and anaerobic respiration Describe what food chains show Describe what food webs show Describe the interdependence of organisms Describe how toxic materials can accumulate in a food web Describe how different organisms co-exist within an ecosystem Identify niches within an ecosystem
3 Adaptation and Inheritance Describe some resources that plants and animals compete for Describe how organisms are adapted to their environments Describe how organisms adapt to environmental changes Describe how competition can lead to adaptation Describe how variation in species occurs Describe the difference between environmental and inherited variation Describe the difference between continuous and discontinuous variation Represent variation within a species using graphs Describe how characteristics are inherited Describe how scientists worked together to develop the DNA model Describe the process of natural selection Describe how organisms evolve over time Describe some factors that may lead to extinction Describe the purpose of gene banks
4 The periodic table Explain how elements are classified as metals and non-metals Use patterns to classify an element as a metal or non-metal Use patterns to predict properties of elements Compare patterns in properties in groups and periods of the Periodic Table Interpret data to describe patterns in properties of the Group 1 elements Use patterns to predict properties of Group 1 elements Use patterns to predict properties of Group 7 elements Describe displacement reactions Describe the physical and chemical properties of the Group 0 elements Use patterns to predict properties of Group 0 elements
5 Separation techniques Describe particle arrangements in mixtures Explain how to identify pure substances Describe solutions using key words Use the particle model to explain dissolving Explain what a saturated solution is Explain the meaning of solubility Explain how filtration works Describe how to filter a mixture. Explain how to use evaporation to separate mixtures Explain how distillation works Explain how chromatography separates mixtures Analyse chromatograms to identify substances in mixtures
6 Metals and acids Compare the reactions of different metals with dilute acids Explain the test for hydrogen gas Compare the reactions of different metals with oxygen Use state symbols in balanced formula equations Compare the reactions of metals with water Use the reactivity series to predict reactions Predict pairs of substances that react in displacement reactions Use the reactivity series to explain displacement reactions Use the reactivity series to decide which metals can be extracted from their ores by heating with Carbon Calculate the amounts of metals in ore Describe ceramic properties Explain why the properties of ceramics make them suitable for their uses Describe polymer properties Explain how polymer properties make them suitable for their uses Describe composite properties Explain why composite properties make them suitable for their uses
7 The Earth Compare the layers of the Earth Describe the composition of the atmosphere Explain two properties of sedimentary rocks Explain how sedimentary rocks are made Compare the ways that Igneous and Metamorphic rocks form. Explain how Igneous and Metamorphic rocks form Use the rock cycle to explain how the material in rocks is recycled Explain why the concentration of Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere for many years Use the carbon cycle to identify stores of carbon Explain why global warming happens Explain some impacts of global warming Explain how aluminium is recycled Analyse the advantages and disadvantages of recycling
8 Electricity and Magnetism Explain how objects can become charged Describe how charged objects interact Describe what is meant by an electric field Describe what is meant by current Describe how to measure current Describe what is meant by potential difference Describe how to measure potential difference Describe what is meant by the rating of a battery or bulb Describe the difference between series and parallel circuits Describe how current and potential difference vary in series and parallel circuits Describe what is meant by resistance Calculate the resistance of a component and of a circuit Describe the difference between conductors and insulators in terms of resistance Describe how magnets interact Describe how to represent magnetic fields Describe the Earth s magnetic field Describe how to make an electromagnet Describe how to change the strength of an electromagnet Describe some uses of electromagnets Describe how a simple motor works.
9 Energy Compare the energy values of foods and fuels Compare the energy in foods and fuels with the energy needed for different activities Describe energy before and after a change Explain what brings about changes in energy State the difference between energy and temperature Describe what happens when you heat up solids, liquids and gases Explain what is meant by equilibrium Describe how energy is transferred by particles in conduction and convection Describe how an insulator can reduce energy transfer Describe some sources of infrared radiation Explain how energy is transferred by radiation Describe the difference between a renewable and a nonrenewable energy resource Describe how electricity is generated in a power station Explain the difference between energy and power Describe the link between power, fuel use and the cost of domestic appliances Calculate the work done Apply the conservation of energy to simple machines
10 Motion and Pressure Calculate speed Describe relative motion Interpret distance time graphs Calculate speed using a distance time graph Describe the factors that affect gas pressure Describe how atmospheric pressure changes with height Describe how liquid pressure changes with depth Explain why some things float and some things sink Calculate pressure Apply ideas of pressure to different situations Describe what is meant by a moment Calculate the moment of a force
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