Form 3 Level One Science – Coming Soon P200.00

Course Overview

This Form 3 Science Module provides an engaging and in-depth exploration of key scientific concepts that form the foundation of physical science, chemistry, and environmental studies. Designed to be practical and relatable, this course takes students on a journey through the structure of matter, chemical behavior, technological advancements, and real-world environmental concerns.

The module begins with ICT in Science, showing students how digital tools and systems are used for data collection, communication, research, and simulations in modern scientific work. From there, students will delve into the building blocks of matter—atoms, molecules, elements, compounds, and mixtures—developing a clear understanding of how substances combine and interact.

Students will examine melting and boiling points as physical properties, learning how they help identify substances and understand states of matter. The course continues with separation techniques, teaching students how to purify or isolate substances using methods such as filtration, distillation, chromatography, and decanting—skills vital to laboratory work.

As students advance, they’ll explore the chemical nature of acids and bases, recognizing their properties, uses, and how to measure their strength with indicators and the pH scale. The course also places a strong emphasis on pollution—its causes, types (air, water, soil), and the impact it has on ecosystems and human health. Students are encouraged to think critically about sustainability and their role in preserving the environment.

Through videos, assessments, quiz tutorials learners will gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on scientific skills that prepare them for higher-level science topics and responsible global citizenship.

Key Topics Covered:

• Introduction to ICT in Science and its role in modern research and communication

• Understanding atoms and molecules as the fundamental units of matter

• Differentiating between elements, compounds, and mixtures

• Investigating melting and boiling points as physical characteristics

• Exploring common separation techniques and their practical uses

• Studying the properties, classification, and uses of acids and bases

• Learning about pollution, its environmental effects, and possible solutions