Download Ethiopian old Curriculum grade 9 chemistry Teacher's Guide PDF

Looking for the Ethiopian Old Curriculum Grade 9 Chemistry Teacher’s Guide PDF? This teacher’s guide, published by Ethiopia’s Ministry of Education (MoE), is tailored for Grade 9 Chemistry teachers using the old curriculum. It includes 5 units across 223 pages, offering structured lesson plans, classroom activities, and instructional support aligned with Ethiopia’s former national standards. The guide simplifies complex chemistry concepts into clear, teachable lessons, helping teachers deliver engaging and effective classes. With a compact file size of 1.9 MB, it’s easy to download and use as a dependable reference for planning and instruction.

Teacher’s Guide Summary

• Country: Ethiopia
• Publisher: Ministry of Education (MoE)
• Published Year: 2010 (2002 E.C.)
• Subject: Chemistry
• Grade Level: Grade 9
• Curriculum type: Ethiopian Old Curriculum
• Book Type: Teacher’s Guide
• Total Units: 5 units
• Total Pages: 223
• File Size: 1.9 MB
• File Format: PDF

The book is written by:

• J.L. Sharma (Ph.D.)
• Merid Tessema (Ph.D.)
• Nell Angelo
• Stella Johnson
• Solomon Tekleyohannes
• Taye Hirpassa

The Grade 9 Chemistry Teacher’s Guide has 5 units. Each of the five units in this guide is designed to help teachers deliver chemistry concepts through organized lessons, demonstrations, and problem-solving exercises rooted in real-world applications.

Unit 1: Structure of the Atom

In this unit, teachers guide students through the historical development of atomic theory. It covers discoveries of subatomic particles, the composition of atoms, isotopes, and evolving atomic models. Teachers use these concepts to help learners understand the fundamental building blocks of matter.

Unit 2: Periodic Classification of the Elements

This unit helps teachers introduce the logic behind organizing chemical elements. It explains the structure of the modern periodic table, highlights periodic trends (such as atomic size and reactivity), and discusses the benefits of classification in predicting element behavior.

Unit 3: Chemical Bonding and Intermolecular Forces

Teachers use this unit to explain how atoms bond to form molecules and compounds. The unit covers ionic, covalent, and metallic bonding, followed by a look at intermolecular forces. These foundational ideas help students grasp how substances are held together and how they interact.

Unit 4: Chemical Reaction and Stoichiometry

In this unit, teachers introduce the laws governing chemical reactions. Lessons include balancing chemical equations, identifying reaction types, energy changes during reactions, redox processes, and stoichiometric calculations. The unit also introduces factors affecting reaction rates and dynamic equilibrium.

Unit 5: The Physical States of Substances

Teachers guide students to understand matter’s physical states through the kinetic theory. The unit discusses the properties of gases, liquids, and solids, emphasizing particle behavior and phase changes. It sets a strong base for thermodynamics and physical chemistry in future grades.