Physics, F1, T1

PHYSICS, F1, T1
REFERENCES: Secondary Physics KLB, Comprehensive Secondary Physics, Principles of Physics, Golden Tips, Teachers Book
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TOPIC
SUB-TOPIC
OBJECTIVES
L/ACTIVITIES
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REFERENCE
Introduction To
Physics
Physics as a
science
Discussions of value and

meaning of physics
Drawing flow charts of the
braches of physics
Listing career opportunities
related to physics
Chart on definition of
physics
Flow charts on branches of
physics
Chart on scientific method
List of career related to
physics
Comprehensive secondary
physics
Students Book 1 page 1-2
Teachers Book 1 pages 1-3
Secondary Physics students
Book 1 (KLB) pages 1-6
3-4
Introduction To
Physics
Basic laboratory
rules
By the end of the lesson, the

learner should be able to
Explain what the study of
physics involves
Relate physics to other
subjects and to technology
Identify career opportunities
related to physics
State and explain the basic
laboratory rules
Discussions
Explanation of rules
Chart on standard laboratory

rules
Pictures showing dangers of
not observing laboratory
rules
1-2
Measurements
Measuring length,
area volume and
mass

learner should be able to:
Define length, area, volume,
mass and state their symbols
and SI units
Conversions
Measuring
Experiment
Counting
Demonstrations
Meter rule
Burette
Pipette
Measuring cylinder
Weighing balance
Rod
Shadow
3-4
Measurements
Measuring
instruments

Use measuring instrument
accurately
Metre rule, tape measure,
beam balance, stop clock,
measuring cylinder, pipette
and burette
Demonstrations
Meter rule
Reading scales and correcting Pipettes
errors
Burettes
Stop watches
Tape measure
Measuring cylinder, beam
balance
1-2
Measurements
Measuring density

Experiment
Working out answers to
physics
physics
Book 1 (KLB) pages
8,22,14,33
Golden tips physics pages 1-7
Principles of
Physics(M.Nelkon) pages 4-9
physics
Book 1 (KLB) pages 10,28
Golden tips physics pages 2
Principles of
Physics(M.Nelkon) pages 7-9
physics
REPORTING
Measuring cylinder
Mass weighing balance
REMARKS
Determine and mentally

problems
explain the density of
substances
Work our density of mixtures
Solve numerical problems
involving density
Density bottle

Golden tips physics pages 7,10
physics
Teachers Book 1 pages 6
Principles of
Physics(M.Nelkon) pages 23
physics
3-4
Measurements
Measuring Time

Determine experimentally,
the measurement of time
Experiments with pendulum

Timing events
Pendulum
Clock
Watch
1-2
Forces
Types of forces

Define force and state its SI
units
Describe types of forces
State the effects of force
Discussions
Explaining
Demonstrations
Identifying effects of forces
Charts of force
String
Elastic material
Magnets
Water
Greece
Oil spring balance

Principles of Physics(M.Nelkon)
pages 64-65
3-4
1-2
Forces
Forces
Surface tension
Mass and weight

Describe experiments to
illustrate cohesion, adhesion
and surface tension
State the factors affecting
surface tension, its
consequence and importance
Discussions
Demonstrations
Explaining the effects of
surface tensions

State and explain the
relationship between mass
and weight
Define scalar and vector
Demonstrations
Discussions
Problems solving on mass
and weight
Funnel
Water
Wire loop
Tap
Soap/detergent
physicsStudents Book 1 page
19-22
Beam balance
Spring balance
Sponge
Store
Polythene
physics Students Book 1 page
17-22
magnitude

pages 40
3-4
10
1-2
Forces
Forces
Measuring Force
Pressure and force
By the end of the lesson, the Discussions

Experiments
Measure weight using spring
balance
Solve numerical problems on
numerical forces
Spring balance
Chart on vectors and scalars physics

Define pressure and state its
SI units
Determine pressure exerted
by solids
Block of wood
Spring balance
Meter rule
Discussions
Demonstrations
Problem solving

physics
pages 119-121
3-4
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1-2
Pressure
Pressure
Pressure in liquids
Pressure in gases

Investigate experimentally
the factors that affect pressure
in liquids (Fluids)
Derive the formula for
calculating pressure in fluids
State the principle of
transmission of pressure in
fluids
Demonstrations
Working out problems
Discussions
Experiments

Explain atmospheric pressure
and its effects
State and explain how
pressure is transmitted in
Demonstrations
Explanation of pressure
transmission in fluids
discussions
Communication tubes
Tin with holes at different
heights
Waters
27-30
Principles of
Physics(M.Nelkom) pages 121124
Water/oil
Syringe
25-26,30-32
fluids
Book 1 (KLB) pages 115116,93-100

Principles of Physics(M.Nelko)
pages 124
3-4
Pressure
Ganges and siphons By the end of the lesson, the

Describe the working of
siphon and pressure gauge
Discussions
Explanations
Questions and answers
Barometer
Bourdon gauge
Syringes
31-34
pages 133
12
1-2
Pressure
Application of
pressure in liquids
and gases

Explain the working of a
hydraulic, braking system of
vehicle
Explain the working of
mercury and forties
barometer, bicycle pump and
pressure gauges
Explaining the application of

pressure in liquids and gases
Class discussion on the
principles of pressure in
liquids
Experiments
Chart showing the working

of a hydraulic braking
system
Model of hydraulic brake
system
Barometer
Bicycle pump
30-39
pages 124-132
3-4
Pressure
Revision on
question on the
topic pressure
By the end of the lesson, the Questions and answers

Answer questions on pressure
Questions in students book 1 Comprehensive secondary

physics
pages 138-140
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REVISIO
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END OF
TERM
EXAMS
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REPORTS
MAKING
AND
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Particulate
Nature Of
Matter
SUB-TOPIC
OBJECTIVES
L/ACTIVITIES
States of matter

learner should be able
to show that matter is made
of up tiny particles
Demonstration
Beaker
Discussions of kinetic theory Crystals
Solutes
Solvent
L/T AIDS
REFERENCE
REPORTING
AND
REVISION
OF LAST
TERMS
EXAMS
42
pages 142
3-4
1-2
Particulate
Nature Of
Matter
Particulate
Nature Of
Matter
The Brownian
motion
By the end of the lesson, the Experiments

Observations
Give evidence that matter is Discussions
made up of tiny particles
Demonstrate the Brownian
motion in liquids & gases
Explain the arrangement of
particles in matter
Explain the state on matter in
terms of particle movement
Diffusion in liquid, By the end of the lesson, the

gases and solids
Explain diffusion in
gases/liquids and solids
Experiments
Discussions
Chalk dust
Transparent lid
Pollen grains
Lens
Beaker
Smoke cell
Source of light
physics
pages 148-150
Promise gas
Jars
Potassium permanganate
Solvent
Hydrochloric acid
Ammonia
Glass tube cotton wool
46-49
REMARKS

pages 146-147
3-4
Particulate
Nature Of
Matter
Revision on
Particulate nature
of matter

Answer questions in
students Book 1
Discussion
Demonstrations
Asking questions
Answering questions

pages 164
Past Papers
1-2
Thermal
Expansion
Expansion of
solids

Define temperature
Describe the functionally of
various thermometers
Explain the expansion and
contraction in solids
Explain forces due to
expansion and contraction
Experiments
Demonstration
Experiments
Meter rule
Metal rods
Materials that conduct or do
not conduct heat
Ball and ring apparatus
Bar gauge
physics
pages 168,175-176
3-4
Thermal
Expansion
Applications of
expansion in solids learner should be able to:
Explain the application of
expansion and contraction
Demonstrations
Discussions
Experiments
Charts on the application of Comprehensive secondary

expansion
physics
Rivets
Bimetallic strips
pages 177-179
1-2
Thermal
Expansion
Expansion and
contraction of
liquid and gases

Explain the expansion of
liquid
Describe the anomalous
Discussions
Experiments
Demonstrations
Water
Spirit
Alcohol
thermometer
physics
expansion of water and its

effect

pages 182
3-4
Thermal
Expansion
Thermometers

Explain the functioning of
Describe the functioning of
Demonstrations
Discussions
Liquid in glass
thermometers
Clinical thermometers
Maximum and minimum
thermometers
physics
pages 168-173
1-2
Thermal
Expansion
Molecules and
heat
By the end of the lesson, the Discussions

Experiments
Explain the effect of heat on Demonstrations
the molecules of solid, liquid
and gases
Solids
Liquids
Air
Source of heat
Containers
physics
3-4
Thermal
Expansion
Revision on
thermal expansion

Answer questions involving
thermal expansions
Questions
answers
Set questions
physics
pages 185
1-2
Heat Transfer
Heat and
temperature

define heat
Definitions
Discussions
Experiments
Materials that conduct heat Comprehensive secondary

and materials that do not
physics
conduct heat
State the difference between

heat and temperature
Students Book 1 page 63

Book 1 (KLB) pages 163
pages 168
3-4
Heat Transfer
Conduction of heat By the end of the lesson, the

State and explain modes of
heat transfer
Explain factors affecting
conduction
Metal rods
Source of heat
Test tube
Water
Ice in gauge
physics
pages 234-242
1-2
3-4
Heat Transfer
Heat Transfer
Convection
Radiation

Demonstrate convection in
liquids
Explain the working of hot
water systems, car engine,
cooling system and land sea
breeze
Explain the molecular
application of convection in
fluids
Compare absorption and
emission of radiant heat
Explain the working of solar
concentrators, heat taps and
solar heaters
thermos flask
Experiments
Discussion
Water
Potassium permanganate
Source of heat
Smoke cell apparatus
Chart on hot water system
Car engine
physics
pages 238-2433
Experiments
Making comparisons
Discussions
Explanations
physics
pages 246
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1-2
3-4
REVISION
Recti-Linear
Propagation of
Propagation And light
Reflection Of
Light On Plane
Surfaces

Answer questions on heat
transfer
Define opaque, translucent
and transparent objects
Describe the types of beams
Perform and describe
experiments to show
rectilinear propagation of
light
Questions
Answers
Set questions
Discussions
Experiments
Descriptions
Explanations
Opaque objects
Glass
Greased paper
Card board
Source of light
Screens
physics
pages 251-252
1-2
Recti-Linear
The pin-hole
Propagation And camera
Reflection Of
Light On Plane
Surfaces

Explain the functions and
principles involved in
working of a pin-hole
camera
Experiments
Drawing
Discussion
Pin hole camera

Source of light (candle)
physics
pages 252-255
3-4
Recti-Linear
Shadows
Propagation And
Reflection Of
Light On Plane
Surfaces

Describe the formation of
shadows
Describe the solar and linear
eclipses
Experiments
Discussions
Demonstrations
Explanations
Descriptions
Opaque objects
Chart of the eclipse of earth
and moon
Source of light
Screen
physics
pages 254-257
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10
Recti-Linear
Reflection of light
Propagation And on plane surfaces
Reflection Of

Verify experimentally the
Experiments
Descriptions
Explanations
Plane mirrors
Pins
White sheets of paper
physics
Light On Plane
Surfaces
law of reflection
Discussions
Soft boards

pages 260
3-4
Recti-Linear
Image formation
Propagation And
Reflection Of
Light On Plane
Surfaces

Education Plus
Agencies
Experiments
Descriptions
Discussions
Pins
Boards
Protractor
Mirror
physics
Locate images in place

mirrors and state their
characteristics

pages 264
11
1-2
Recti-Linear
The application of
Propagation And plane mirrors
Reflection Of
Light On Plane
Surfaces

Explain the reflection of
light on plane surfaces at an
angle
periscope and kaleidoscope
Experiments
Explanations
Descriptions
Discussions
Plane mirrors
Objects such as candles
Pipe
Card board
physics
3-4
Recti-Linear
Revision
Propagation And
Reflection Of
Light On Plane
Surfaces
By the end of the lesson, the Problem solving

solve problems involving the Discussion
propagation and reflection of
light on plane surfaces
Set questions
physics
Golden tips physics pages 101-
11
102
pages 266-267
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TOPICAL
REVISION
13
END OF TERM
EXAMINATIONS
14
REPORTS
MAKING AND
CLOSURE
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Electrostatics
SUB-TOPIC
OBJECTIVES
L/ACTIVITIES
L/T AIDS
Demonstrations
Discussions
Experiments
Polythene bags
Thrust
Glass rod
REFERENCE
REPORTING
AND
REVISION
OF LAST
TERMS
EXAMS
Charging materials By the end of the lesson, the
by induction and
contact
Explain the charging of
materials by induction and
contact
Describe origin of charge
State the law of charges
physics
pages 264
3-4
Electrostatics
Laws of charge
By the end of the lesson the

Describe the electrostatic
charge
Explain the electrostatic
charge
State types of charge
Experiments
Discussion
Observations
Rubber
Piece of paper
Glass
Amber
Silk material
Fur
Electroscope
physics
pages 509-510
1-2
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Electrostatics
The leaf
electroscope

State the unit of charges and
construct leaf electroscope
Discussions
Leaf electroscope
Constructing an electroscope Glass rod
Experiment
physics
REMARKS

pages 511
3-4
Electrostatics
Charging an
electroscope by
contract

charge an electroscope by
contact
Demonstration
Discussions
Experiments
Electroscope
Glass rod
Ebonite rod
physics
pages 512
1-2
Electrostatics
Charging an
electroscope by
induction

induction
Demonstrations
Discussions
Experiments
Electroscope
Glass rod
Ebonite rod
physics
pages 513-515
3-4
Electrostatics
Charging an
electroscope by
separation

separation
Discussions
Experiments
Descriptions
Rods of conductors and no- physics
conductors
Electroscope
Tiles
1-2
14
Electrostatics
Charging an
electroscope by
EHT source

Charge electroscope by an
EHT source
Descriptions
Experiments
Discussions
Rods of conductors and non- physics
conductors
Electroscope
Tiles
3-4
1-2
Electrostatics
Revision
Cells And Simple Sources of

Circuits
continuous current

answer questions on
electrostatics

state sources of continuous
current
Experiments
Discussions
Demonstration
Chalkboard
Text books

pages 527-530
Cells
Acids
Fruits
Solar panels
Petroleum products
physics
pages 408-409
3-4
Cells And Simple Connecting an

Circuits
electric circuit

Draw and set up a simple
electric circuit
Identify circuit symbols
Identifying circuit symbols

Discussions
Demonstrations
Experiments
Cells
Wires
Bulbs
Charts on circuit symbols
physics
pages 408-409
1-2
Cells And Simple Connecting and

Circuit
electric circuit
By the end of the lesson the

Define electric current
Explain the working of a cell
Connect cells in series and
parallel
Measure the effective e.m.f
Measuring
Demonstrations
Discussions
Experiments
Cells
Connecting wires
Bulbs
physics
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3-4
Cells And Simple The measuring of

Circuits
E.M.F

measure e.m.f
Experiments
Discussions
Measuring
Demonstrations
Ammeter
Voltmeter
Switch
physics
Book 1 (KLB) pages 264
pages 409
1-2
Cells And Simple Conductivity of

Circuit
materials

Investigate the electrical
conductivity of materials
Calculating
Testing
Conductivity
Experiments
Conductors
Non-conductors
physics
pages
3-4
Cells And Simple Measuring current

Circuits
in a circuit

measure current in a circuit
Measuring
Experiments
Calculating
Voltmeter
Ammeter
Switch
physics
1-2
Cells And Simple Primary cells

Circuits

Describe the working of
primary cells
Explain the defect s of
primary cells
Explain how to care for a
primary cell
Discussions
Experiments
Explaining the defects of
primary cells
Primary cells
physics
pages 409-414
3-4
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Cells And Simple Measuring e.m.f in By the end of the lesson, the
Experiments
Primary cells
Circuits
a primary cell

Measure e.m.f in a primary
Discussions
Demonstrations
Measuring
Voltmeter
Switch
physics
pages 409-414
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1-2
Cells And Simple Secondary cells

Circuits
By the end of the the lesson Explanation on charging and

the learner should be able to: maintenance of simple cells
Charge a secondary cell
Discharge a secondary cell
Take care of a secondary cell
Secondary cells
physics
3-4
Revision
11
END OF
TERM
EXAMS
12
REPORTS
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AND
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Answer questions on cells
Answer questions on circuits
Discussions
Demonstrations
Asking questions
Answering questions

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Discussions of value and

By the end of the lesson, the

Chart on standard laboratory

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Determine and mentally

Students Book 1 page 9-12

By the end of the lesson, the

Experiments with pendulum

By the end of the lesson, the

Students Book 1 page 61-19

Mass and weight

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Book 1 (KLB) pages 72-75

Pressure and force

By the end of the lesson, the Discussions

By the end of the lesson, the

Students Book 1 page 17-18

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Book 1 (KLB) pages 115116,93-100

Ganges and siphons By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Explaining the application of

Chart showing the working

By the end of the lesson, the Questions and answers

Questions in students book 1 Comprehensive secondary

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the Experiments

Diffusion in liquid, By the end of the lesson, the

Book 1 (KLB) pages 132-136

By the end of the lesson, the

Secondary Physics students

By the end of the lesson, the

Charts on the application of Comprehensive secondary

By the end of the lesson, the

expansion of water and its

Teachers Book 1 pages 18-21

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the Discussions

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Materials that conduct heat Comprehensive secondary

State the difference between

Students Book 1 page 63

Conduction of heat By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Pin hole camera

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the

Students Book 1 page 80-82

By the end of the lesson, the

Locate images in place

Secondary Physics students

By the end of the lesson, the

By the end of the lesson, the Problem solving

By the end of the lesson the