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Science

SNC1W-GRADE 9

Course Code:

SNC1W

Subject:

Science

Course type:

open

Prerequiste:

None

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SNC1W introduces students to fundamental scientific concepts and methods across biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science. With a focus on inquiry and hands-on exploration, students develop scientific literacy and learn to apply scientific thinking to real-world issues
This course emphasizes
  • problem solving
  • observation
  • experimentation
laying the groundwork for future success in science and related fields.
Unit 1: Biology – Sustainable Ecosystems
Students investigate the interactions within ecosystems and explore the importance of biodiversity and sustainability.
Lessons include:

  • Introduction to Ecology and Ecosystems

  • Food Chains, Webs, and Energy Flow

  • Human Impact and Environmental Issues

  • Stewardship and Sustainable Practices

  • Biodiversity in Action

Unit 2: Chemistry – Properties of Matter
This unit focuses on the characteristics of matter, changes of state, and classification of substances.
Lessons include:

  • Introduction to Matter

  • States and Properties of Matter

  • Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures

  • Physical vs. Chemical Changes

  • Investigating Everyday Chemicals

Unit 3: Physics – Principles of Electricity
Students explore electrical circuits, safety, and the role of electricity in modern life. Lessons include:
Lessons include:

  • Static and Current Electricity

  • Series and Parallel Circuits

  •  Voltage, Current, and Resistance

  • Electricity in the Home

  •  Safety and Conservation

Unit 4: Earth and Space Science – Climate Change
This unit addresses the science of climate systems and the evidence for and effects of climate change.
Lessons include:

  • Earth’s Climate System

  •  The Greenhouse Effect

  • Causes and Effects of Climate Change

  • Climate Solutions and Innovation

  •  Taking Action Locally and Globally

Assessment in SNC1W emphasizes scientific inquiry, lab work, and real-world application:
  • 70% of the final grade is based on course work and lab activities. This includes interactive experiments, concept applications, and unit assignments.
  • 30% of the final grade is based on final evaluations:
          10% Culminating investigation or STEM project
          20% Final written exam assessing conceptual understanding and scientific literacy
All evaluations align with Ontario curriculum expectations and encourage students to think critically and ethically about science and its role in society.
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