YEAR 10 Outdoor & Environmental Studies SCOPE AND SEQUENCE 2013 Semester One Term 1 Topics and skills Week 1: Introduction Initiative games – team building Define nature Outdoor environments Bush, rock, aquatic, alpine Outdoor pursuits Major environmental issues Week 2: Bush Environments Local flora and fauna Aboriginal history/culture Week 3: Bush Environments Traveling in Bush Enviros Base camping techniques Minimal Impact Week 4: Bush Environments Traveling in Bush Enviros Base camping techniques Minimal Impact Week 5: Bush Environments Navigation and orienteering Reading/predicting the weather Week 6: Bush Environments Ecological Footprint Skill Summary Week 7: Aquatic Environments Sub-environment features flat, moving, open, coastal Aquatic outdoor pursuits Resources/Excursions/ Assessment Tasks Video: “Team Building in OE environments” Assessment: Bubble Map Movie: The Day after Tomorrow Assessment: Multi-Flow map of major environmental issues, position statement/reflection Assessment: create a field guide page for a native plant & animal Term 2 Topics and skills Week 1: Aquatic Environments Flat water vs. moving water Paddling techniques Resources/Excursions/ Assessment Tasks Assessment: Paddling Techniques worksheet Week 2: Aquatic Environments Flat water vs. moving water Paddling techniques Week 3: Rock Environments 3 Types of Rock Rock Cycle Excursion: Sea Kayaking Excursion: 1000 Steps Week 4: Rock Environments Traveling in Rock Environments Climbing equipment terminology Prac: Sugar Cube Bunsen burner Excursion: Indoor Climbing Equipment: Compasses etc. Assessment: rogaine activity Prac: Make a Barometer Excursion: Pt. Nepean Bike Ride Week 5: Rock Environments Important knots Risk: perceived vs actual Week 6: Rock Environments Skills Summary Begin Alpine Environments Week 7: Alpine Environments Main Alpine features Alpine Flora and Fauna Travelling in Alpine Enviros Excursion: Caving Assessment: Knot tying worksheet challenge Assessment: Climbing Equipment worksheet Equipment: Tent, stove etc. Assessment: Trangia Brace Map Assessment: Double Bubbles comparing sub-environments Assessment: Rock Cycle labelled/colour coated diagram Movie: 127 Hours Movie: Touching the Void Assessment: Construct an Australian Alps Field Guide Week 8: Aquatic Environments Coastal Environments Beach Safety Rip Currents Rip identification Week 9: Aquatic Environments Ocean tides Wave formation Week 10: Aquatic Environments Open water environments Pursuits: scuba, sailing, snorkel Assessment: Bridge map Week 8: CAMP Camp: Teacher discretion Week will vary based on numerous variables Prac: Make a Wave Week 9: Exam Revision EXAM Excursion: Surfing/Snorkelling Week 10: Summary Highlights Reflections Discussion Movie: Into the Wild