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CHEMISTRY ANNUAL LESSON PLAN FOR FORM 4 2011

WEEK DATE THEME LEARNING AREA LEARNING OBJECTIVES EXPERIMENT REMARKS


1 Jan (New Year)
1 3 – 7 Jan FORM 4 STUDENT REGISTRATION (FIRST INTAKE) Form 4 Orientation
Week
 Understanding chemistry and its 14 Jan
importance (Hari Keputeraan
INTRODUCING INTRODUCTION  Synthesising scientific method DYMM Yang di-
2 10 – 14 Jan
CHEMISTRY TO CHEMISTRY  Incorporate scientific attitudes and Pertuan Besar Negeri
values in conducting scientific Sembilan)
investigations
 Analysing matter 20 Jan
3 17 – 21 Jan
 Synthesising the atomic structure (Hari Thaipusam)
THE STRUCTURE  Understanding isotopes and their 22 Jan
OF THE ATOM importance (Hari Sekolah Ganti)
4 24 – 28 Jan
 Understanding the electronic structure
of an atom
 Understanding and applying the
concepts of relative atomic mass and
relative molecular mass 31 Jan – 4 Feb
5 31 Jan – 4 Feb
 Analysing the relationship between the (Chinese New Year)
MATTER number of mole and the number of
AROUND US particles
CHEMICAL  Analysing the relationship between the
number of mole and the mass of
FORMULAE AND
6 7 – 11 Feb substances
EQUATIONS  Analysing the relationship between the
number of mole and the volume of gas
A. Determine the empirical 15 Feb
formula of copper(II) oxide (Maulidur Rasul)
 Synthesising chemical formulae
7 14 – 18 Feb
 Interpreting chemical equation
using computer simulation PEKA
B. Determine the empirical 19 Feb
formula of magnesium oxide (Hari Sekolah Ganti)
8 21 – 25 Feb CENTRALISED TEST 1 (21- 23 FEB 2011)
 Analysing the periodic table of
9 28 – 4 Mar elements
MATTER PERIODIC TABLE  Analysing group 18 elements
AROUND US OF ELEMENTS  Analysing group 1 elements The reactions of lithium,
10 7 – 11 Mar
 Analysing group 17 elements
sodium and potassium with
water and oxygen.
MID-FIRST SEMESTER BREAK (12 – 20 Mar 2011)
PERIODIC TABLE  Analysing elements in a period
11 21 – 25 Mar
OF ELEMENTS  Understanding transition elements
 Understanding formation of compounds
12 28 Mar – 1 Apr  Synthesising ideas on the formation of
ionic bonds
MATTER Compare properties of ionic
AROUND US CHEMICAL and covalent compounds:
 Synthesising ideas on the formation of
BONDS covalent bonds
A. melting and boiling
13 4 – 8 Apr
 Analysing the properties of ionic and
points,
B. electrical conductivities,
covalent compounds C. solubility in water and
organic solvents.
14 11 – 15 Apr CENTRALISED TEST 2 (11 - 13 APR 2011)
 Understanding the properties of The electrolysis of molten
electrolytes and non-electrolytes lead(II) bromide, PbBr2.
15 17 – 22 Apr
 Analysing the electrolysis of molten
compounds
 Analysing the electrolysis of aqueous The electrolysis of
16 25 – 29 Apr solutions copper(II) sulphate solution
 Evaluating electrolysis in industries using carbon electrodes.
INTERACTION The production of electricity 01 May
ELECTRO  Analysing voltaic cells
17 2 – 6 May BETWEEN  Synthesising the electrochemical series
from chemical reactions in a (Workers’ Day)
CHEMICAL CHEMISTRY simple voltaic cell.
To construct the
electrochemical series based
on:
A. potential difference
18 9 – 13 May  Synthesising the electrochemical series
between two metals,
B. the ability of a metal to
displace another metal from
its salt solution.
17 May
19 16 – 20 May
(Wesak Day)
FIRST SEMESTER EXAM (12 – 27 May 2011)
20 23 – 27 May
FIRST SEMESTER BREAK (28 May - 12 June 2011)
21 13 – 17 June Revise Exam Paper
22 20 – 24 June INTERACTION ACIDS AND Measure the pH value of a
BETWEEN BASES  Analysing characteristic and properties few solutions with the same
CHEMICAL of acids and bases concentration using pH
 Synthesising the strength of acids and meter.
alkalis

Prepare:
A. A standard solution of 29 Jun
sodium hydroxide, NaOH or (Hari Isra’ Mikraj)
 Analysing the concentrations of acids potassium hydroxide, KOH.
23 27 June – 1 July
and alkalis B. A solution with specified
ACIDS AND concentration from the
BASES prepared standard solution
through dilution.
Acid-base titrations and
24 4 – 8 July  Analysing neutralisation determine the end point PEKA
using indicators.
Prepare:
A. Soluble salts by reacting
acid with:
a. alkali, b. metal oxide,
c. metal, d. metal carbonate.
25 11 – 15 July  Synthesising salts B. Insoluble salts such as
lead(II) iodide, PbI2,
lead(II) chromate(VI),
PbCrO4, and barium
INTERACTION sulphate, BaSO4, through
BETWEEN precipitation reactions.
CHEMICALS A. The action of heat on
carbonate and nitrate salts.
B. To confirm the presence
 Synthesising the qualitative analysis of of CO32-, SO42-, Cl- and NO3-
salts ions in aqueous solutions.
26 18 – 22 July SALTS  Synthesising the qualitative analysis of C. To identify the presence
salts of Cu2+, Mg2+, Al3+, Fe2+,
Fe3+, Pb2+, Zn2+, NH4+, Ca2+
ions in aqueous solution
using NaOH & NH3
Prepare:
A. Soluble salts by reacting
acid with:
a. alkali, b. metal oxide,
c. metal, d. metal carbonate.
27 25 – 29 July  Synthesising salts B. Insoluble salts such as
lead(II) iodide, PbI2,
lead(II) chromate(VI),
PbCrO4, and barium
sulphate, BaSO4, through
precipitation reactions.
28 1 – 5 Aug CENTRALISED TEST 3 (1 – 4 OGOS 2011)
INTERACTION
 Synthesising the qualitative analysis The action of heat on
29 8 – 12 Aug BETWEEN SALT of salts carbonate and nitrate salts.
CHEMICALS
 Understanding the manufacture of Prepare an ammonium
PRODUCTION sulphuric acid fertilizer, for example
30 15 – 19 Aug AND MANUFACTURED  Synthesising the manufacture of ammonium sulphate,
MANAGEMENT (NH4)2SO4.
OF SUBSTANCES IN ammonia and its salts
MANUFACTURED INDUSTRY  Understanding alloys
31 22 – 26 Sept CHEMICALS  Evaluating the uses of synthetic
polymers
30-31 Ogos
MID-SECOND SEMESTER BREAK (27 Aug – 4 Sept 2011) (Hari Raya Puasa&
Hari Kebangsaan)
 Applying uses of glass and ceramics
32 05 – 9 Sept
Evaluating uses of composite materials
PRODUCTION  Understanding the manufacture of Prepare an ammonium
AND sulphuric acid fertilizer, for example
33 12 – 16 Sept
MANUFACTURED  Synthesising the manufacture of ammonium sulphate,
MANAGEMEN (NH4)2SO4.
T OF SUBSTANCES IN ammonia and its salts
INDUSTRY  Understanding alloys
MANUFACTUR  Evaluating the uses of synthetic
ED polymers
34 19 – 23 Sept
CHEMICALS  Applying uses of glass and ceramics
 Evaluating uses of composite
materials
Reserved for unfinished syllabus / Revision 16 Sept
35 26 – 30 Sept
(Hari Malaysia)
36 3 – 7 Oct Reserved for unfinished syllabus / Revision
37 10 – 14 Oct
38 17 – 21 Oct
FINAL SEMESTER EXAM (12 Oct - 4 Nov 2011) 26 Okt
39 24 – 28 Oct
(Hari Deepavali)
40 31 Oct – 4 Nov
6 Nov
41 7 – 11 Nov UPDATING FORM 4 PEKA (Hari Raya Qurban)
42 14 – 18 Nov UPDATING FILES
SECOND SEMESTER BREAK (19 November 2011 – 1 January 2012)

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