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MYP Sciences Year 2
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MYP Sciences Year 2
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Unit 1 — Interactions: forces, fields and predicting movement
Start here: your plan, diagnostic and Daily 10
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1.1 What a force is: pushes, pulls and the arrows that show them
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1.1 Check yourself — What a force is
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1.2 Contact forces: friction, drag, tension and the push of a surface
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1.2 Check yourself — Contact forces
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1.3 Non-contact forces: gravity, magnets and static electricity
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1.3 Check yourself — Non-contact forces
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1.4 Adding the arrows: balanced forces, resultant force and terminal velocity
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1.4 Check yourself — Balanced and unbalanced forces
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1.5 Predicting movement: crashes, bridges, sport and rockets
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1.5 Check yourself — Predicting movement
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Unit 1 Test — Interactions (1 h 30 min, Criteria A–D)
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Unit 2 — Infectious diseases: pathogens, defences and cures
2.1 What is disease? Malfunctions, pathogens and the three kinds of invader
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2.1 Check yourself — What is disease?
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2.2 How pathogens spread: air, water, contact — and the arithmetic of an outbreak
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2.2 Check yourself — How pathogens spread
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2.3 Defences of the body: barriers, white blood cells and the memory that makes vaccines work
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2.3 Check yourself — The body's defences
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2.4 Fighting disease: soap, disinfectant, antiseptic, antibiotic, antiviral — and the resistance we are breeding
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2.4 Check yourself — Fighting disease
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2.5 Microbes, history and the world: from the Black Death to how Botswana answered HIV
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2.5 Check yourself — Microbes, history and the world
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Unit 2 Test — Infectious diseases (1 h 30 min, Criteria A–D)
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Unit 3 — Cell functions: what the parts of a cell do
3.1 Cells at work: where the energy comes from
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3.1 Check yourself — Cells at work: energy
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3.2 Cells dividing: copy, split, and why they stay small
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3.2 Check yourself — Cells dividing
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3.3 Plant cell functions: the chloroplast, the wall and the vacuole
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3.3 Check yourself — Plant cell functions
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3.4 Form fits function: specialised cells and how to read a micrograph
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3.4 Check yourself — Form fits function
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3.5 Cells in systems and the frontier: from cork cells to meat grown in a tank
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3.5 Check yourself — Cells in systems and the frontier
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Unit 3 Test — Cell functions (1 h 30 min, Criteria A–D)
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Mid-year exam — Year 2, on screen, 2 hours
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Unit 4 — The periodic table: patterns among the elements
4.1 Elements and their symbols: the alphabet of everything
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4.1 Check yourself — Elements and their symbols
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4.2 Building the table: triads, octaves and a game of patience
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4.2 Check yourself — Building the table
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4.3 Groups and periods: reading the table as a map
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4.3 Check yourself — Groups and periods
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4.4 Families and their uses: from the column to the copper mine
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4.4 Check yourself — Families and their uses
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4.5 The predictive table: francium, oganesson and the map of everything
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4.5 Check yourself — The predictive table
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Unit 4 Test — The periodic table (1 h 30 min, Criteria A–D)
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Unit 5 — Atoms and their structure: models and evidence
5.1 Everything is atoms: from a Greek argument to a jiggling pollen grain
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5.1 Check yourself — Everything is atoms
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5.2 The plum pudding atom: the glowing tube that split the atom
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5.2 Check yourself — Thomson's plum pudding
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5.3 The Rutherford surprise: the gold foil and the empty atom
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5.3 Check yourself — Rutherford's surprise
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5.4 Bohr and the modern atom: shells, colours and the neutron
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5.4 Check yourself — Bohr and the modern atom
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5.5 Isotopes and their uses: the same element, a different weight, and a clock in every bone
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5.5 Check yourself — Isotopes and their uses
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Unit 5 Test — Atoms and their structure (1 h 30 min, Criteria A–D)
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Unit 6 — Earth and space: day, night, seasons and orbits
6.1 The spinning Earth: day, night, shadows and time
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6.1 Check yourself — The spinning Earth
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6.2 Seasons and the tilt: why December is summer in Botswana
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6.2 Check yourself — Seasons and the tilt
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6.3 The Moon: phases, one face, eclipses and tides
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6.3 Check yourself — The Moon
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6.4 The Solar System and gravity: eight planets, one rule
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6.4 Check yourself — The Solar System and gravity
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6.5 Exploring space: rockets, satellites, telescopes and the debate
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6.5 Check yourself — Exploring space
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Unit 6 Test — Earth and space (1 h 30 min, Criteria A–D)
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End-of-year exam — Year 2, on screen, 2 hours
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