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The document outlines educational objectives and real-life applications for concepts in physical and chemical changes, friction, and magnetism for grades 6 to 8. It emphasizes the identification, comparison, and practical applications of these scientific principles in everyday life, such as cooking, walking, and using magnets. The aim is to enhance students' understanding and ability to apply these concepts in various situations.

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The document outlines educational objectives and real-life applications for concepts in physical and chemical changes, friction, and magnetism for grades 6 to 8. It emphasizes the identification, comparison, and practical applications of these scientific principles in everyday life, such as cooking, walking, and using magnets. The aim is to enhance students' understanding and ability to apply these concepts in various situations.

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Objectives – Physical and Chemical Changes (Grade 7)

●​ Identify physical and chemical changes.


●​ Compare different types of changes.
●​ Recognize changes in everyday life.
●​ Understand the importance of chemical changes.
●​ Apply the concept in daily activities.
Real-Life Applications – Physical and Chemical Changes
●​ Cooking food.
●​ Melting and freezing of ice.
●​ Rusting of iron.
●​ Burning of fuels.
●​ Drying of clothes.
●​ Making curd.
●​ Recycling materials.
●​ Preserving food.
●​ Baking cakes and bread.
●​ Manufacturing everyday products.

Objectives – Friction (Grade 8)


●​ Understand the concept of friction.
●​ Identify different types of friction.
●​ Explain the effects of friction.
●​ Control friction in daily life.
●​ Apply friction concepts in real situations.
Real-Life Applications – Friction
●​ Walking without slipping.
●​ Applying vehicle brakes.
●​ Writing with a pencil.
●​ Lighting a matchstick.
●​ Gripping objects firmly.
●​ Playing sports.
●​ Tyre design for better grip.
●​ Lubricating machine parts.
●​ Climbing stairs safely.
●​ Wearing shoe soles with good traction.

Objectives – Magnetism (Grade 6)


●​ Understand the properties of magnets.
●​ Identify magnetic and non-magnetic materials.
●​ Explore how magnets attract and repel.
●​ Explain the uses of magnets.
●​ Apply magnetism in daily life.
Real-Life Applications – Magnetism
●​ Using refrigerator magnets.
●​ Finding directions with a compass.
●​ Separating iron from waste.
●​ Closing refrigerator doors.
●​ Using magnetic toys and games.
●​ Picking up iron nails and pins.
●​ Using speakers and headphones.
●​ Electric motors in appliances.
●​ Magnetic locks and latches.
●​ MRI machines in hospitals.

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