VirtualPhysics suggests an alternative way of teaching physics in school. Using virtual environments, the program simulates a high-end workshop, through which students can perform advanced experiments that require expensive apparatus, or simply could not be completed in an ordinary laboratory. Relying on virtual experiments and accurate representations of physical phenomena, VirtualPhysics strives to recreate as precise as possible the conditions and processes that illustrate the laws of physics.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
? to define a chemical change
? to recognize a chemical change and distinguish it from a physical one
? to read a chemical equation
? to write chemical equations
? to balance chemical equations
? to classify chemical reactions
? to write formation and combustion reactions for given compounds.
? to recognize the limitant reactant
? to make stoichiometric calculations:
from mass to moles, from moles to mass, yield, masses needed for complete reactions (from a given quantity of a reactant)

Lesson Objectives
1. To be able to write the name of the ionic compound the formula of which is given.
2. To be able to write formula of the ionic compound the name of which is given.
3. To be able to write the name of the covalent compound the formula of which is given.
4. To be able to write the formula of the covanlent compound the name of which is given.
5. To use ICT as a successful tool when learning.

“Let’s continue with the mysteries theme. I have some riddles for you.” The class is now divided into groups of 4-5 students, riddles are presented to the class one by one. Each group has to discuss the riddle in English and then the first group to find out what the answer is gets 1 point. If the riddle is too difficult for the students, the teacher gives hints. The winning group receives some present- something little, connected with the topic.

Students should know more complex structures of the English sentence and know how to ask questions related to their everyday experience (past tense of verbs to be, to have, most common verbs related to everyday activities, modals, quantifiers).

This is a grammar and vocabulary review activity (it is related to the world of art)
This is the way it works:
The teacher asks some questions so that students use known grammar in their answers (some will be more difficult than others).
Every time a student answers a question correctly they can click once on a slide to uncover part of a piece of art (or twice if the question is difficult). This will continue until a student guesses they type of art represented (portrait, sketch, etc.)
At the end of the activity the teacher and the students will do an assessment of the results.