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Scope and Sequence Chart CHAPTER 1 MIXTURES Lesson Title Big Ideas Essential Questions Objectives K to 12 Learning Competencies Learning Activities Values Assessment Tools Lesson 1 Mixtures and Their Characteristics Mixtures are materials made up of two or more substances. Each substance in a mixture retains its own characteristic properties. Solutions, suspensions, and colloids are mixtures that have spe- cific uses for humans. Why is forming mixtures important? How can the knowledge about mixtures help in one’s everyday life? How useful are common mixtures found at home and in the environment? How can certain mixtures become harmful to humans and the environment? Explain how a mixture is formed Describe and give examples of homo- geneous and hetero- geneous mixtures Identify the factors that affect the solubility of substances Describe the different types of mixtures and give examples for each Tell the uses of solutions, suspensions, and colloids Describe the appearance and uses of uniform and non-uniform mixtures Explaining the meaning of mixtures Preparing simple mixtures Classifying mixtures as homogeneous or heterogeneous Identifying the solute and solvent in a mixture Comparing diluted, concentrated, and saturated solutions Performing investigative activities about mixtures Discussing the factors that affect solubility Reporting about the meaning, types, uses, and examples of suspensions and colloids Accuracy in measuring components of mixtures Oral and written exercises Investigative activities Concept mapping Journal writing Vocabulary checking Performance task Quiz

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Page 1: Scope and Sequence Chart€¦ · Lesson title Big ideas essential Questions Objectives K to 12 Learning Competencies Learning activities Values assessment tools Lesson 2 Ways of Separating

Scope and Sequence ChartChapter 1 mixtureS

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Lesson 1mixtures and their Characteristics

• Mixturesarematerialsmadeupoftwoormoresubstances.Eachsubstanceinamixtureretainsitsowncharacteristicproperties.

• Solutions,suspensions,andcolloidsaremixturesthathavespe-cificusesforhumans.

• Whyisformingmixturesimportant?

• Howcantheknowledgeaboutmixtureshelpinone’severydaylife?

• Howusefularecommonmixturesfoundathomeandintheenvironment?

• Howcancertainmixturesbecomeharmfultohumansandtheenvironment?

• Explainhowamixtureisformed

• Describeandgiveexamplesofhomo-geneousandhetero-geneousmixtures

• Identifythefactorsthataffectthesolubilityofsubstances

• Describethedifferenttypesofmixturesandgiveexamplesforeach

• Telltheusesofsolutions,suspensions,andcolloids

• Describetheappearanceandusesofuniformandnon-uniformmixtures

• Explainingthemeaningofmixtures

• Preparingsimplemixtures

• Classifyingmixturesashomogeneousorheterogeneous

• Identifyingthesoluteandsolventinamixture

• Comparingdiluted,concentrated,andsaturatedsolutions

• Performinginvestigativeactivitiesaboutmixtures

• Discussingthefactorsthataffectsolubility

• Reportingaboutthemeaning,types,uses,andexamplesofsuspensionsandcolloids

• Accuracyinmeasuringcomponentsofmixtures

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Investigativeactivities

• Conceptmapping

• Journalwriting

• Vocabularychecking

• Performancetask

• Quiz

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Lesson 2Ways of Separating mixtures

• Thecomponentsofamixturecanbeseparatedusingdifferenttechniquessuchasdecantation,evaporation,filtration,sieving,andusingamagnet.

• Whatarethebenefitsofseparatingmixtures?

• Inwhateverydaycircumstancesarethetechniquesofseparatingmixturesapplied?

• Defineanddemonstratewaysofseparatingmixtures

• Citetheimportanceofseparatingmixtures

• Enumeratetechniquesinseparatingmixturessuchasdecantation,evaporation,filtration,sieving,andusingamagnet

• Tellthebenefitsofseparatingmixturesfromproductsincommunity

• Discussingtheimportanceandapplicationsofseparatingmixtures

• Matchingmixtureswiththeappropriatetechniquetoseparatetheircomponents

• Demonstratingthedifferentwaysofseparatingmixtures

• Performinggroupactivitiesthatinvolveseparatingmixturesthroughdecantation,evaporation,filtration,sieving,andusingamagnet

• Interviewingpeopletoinvestigateamethodofseparatingmixturesandthebenefitsthatpeoplegetfromit

• Patienceandcooperationamonggroupmembers

• Wastesegregation

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Investigativeactivities

• Conceptmapping

• Journalwriting

• Performancetask

• Quiz

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Chapter 2 the humaN BODY SYStemS

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Lesson 1the musculoskeletal System

• Thehumanbodyisacomplexstructuremadeupoforgansthataregroupedintosystems,eachofwhichperformsaparticularsetoffunctions.

• Themus-culoskeletalsystemservesastheinnerframeworkofthebody.Itgivesformtothebody,protectsmanyofthevitalorgans,andenablesthepartsofthebodytomoveandperformwork.

• Howimportantarethebonesandmusclesofthebody?

• Howcanonekeephis/hermusculoskel-etalsystemfirmandfittowork?

• Identifyandlocatethesmallandlongbonesofthebody

• Tellthefunctionsofthemajorbonesofthebody

• Identifythedifferenttypesofjointsandthemovementstheycando

• Namesomemusclesofthebodyandexplainhowtheyhelpthebodymove

• Namesomevoluntaryandinvoluntaryactivitiesperformedbythebody

• Classifymusclesaccordingtotheirmovementandfunction

• Describethedifferenthealthproblemsassociatedwiththebonesandmuscles

• Citetheimportanceofpracticinghealth-fulhabitstoprotectthebonesandmus-clesofthebody

• Explainhowtheorgansofthemus-culoskeletalsystemworktogether

• Explainhowthedifferentorgansystemsworktogether

• Performingphysicalexercisestoinfertheimportanceofbonesandmusclesindoingactivities

• Comparingaframeworkofahousetotheskeletonofthebody

• Identifyingthedifferentbonesofthebodyusingamodelofhumanskeleton

• Locatingdifferentjointsinthebodyanddifferentiatingthemaccordingtomovement

• Performingagroupinvestigationtodescribetheconnectivetissuesofthebonesandmuscles

• Identifyingthemajormusclesofthebodyusingachartormodelofthemuscularsystem

• Differentiatingthetypesofmuscles

• Keepingoneselfphysicallyfit

• Gratitudeforthegiftoflife

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Groupactivities

• Performancetask

• Journalwriting

• Conceptmapping

• Quiz

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• Certainhealthproblemsas-sociatedwiththemusculo-skeletalsys-temmayaf-fectitsproperfunctioning.

• Propercareshouldbetakentokeepthemusculo-skeletalsys-temhealthyandingoodcondition.

• Discussing the inter-action of the func-tions of the brain,bones, and muscles

• Listening to a re-source speaker talk-ing about differentbone and muscleinjuries

• Demonstrating howto give first aid to apersonhavingaboneinjury

• Reportingaboutthecommonillnessesofthemusculoskeletalsystem

• Makingachecklistofthehealthpracticesthatoneshoulddotokeepthebonesandmuscleshealthy

Lesson 2 the integumentary System

• The integu-mentary sys-tem is madeup of organsthat protectthebody fromdamages likeloss of waterand abrasion.

• Certainhealthproblemsassociatedwiththe

• How do theorgans of theintegumentarysystem worktogether tokeep the bodyingoodcondi-tion?

• Whyisitim-portanttotakecareoftheintegumentarysystem?

• Identifyanddescribetheorgansofthein-tegumentarysystem

• Describethepartsoftheskin,hair,andnail

• Tellthefunctionsoftheorgansoftheintegumentarysystem

• Explainhowtheorgansoftheintegumentarysystemworktogether

• Explainhowthedifferentorgansystemsworktogether

• Observingcloselytheskin, hair, and nailsusing a magnifyingglass

• Researching andreporting aboutthe parts and func-tions of the skin

• Discussing the partsand functions of thehairandnails

• Personalhygiene

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Vocabularychecking

• Investigativeactivities

• Journalwriting

• Conceptmapping

• Game• Quiz

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integumentarysystemmayaffectitsproperfunctioning.

• Propercareshouldbetakentokeeptheintegumentarysystemhealthyandingoodcondition.

• Explainhowthepartsoftheintegumentarysystemworkwithotherorgansofthebody

• Describethehealthproblemsassociatedwiththeintegumentarysystem

• Discusstheimportanceofcaringfortheintegumentarysystem

• Interviewingaphysicianordermatologistaboutcommonproblemsassociatedwiththeskin,hair,andnails

• Discussingwaystokeepthepartsoftheintegumentarysystemhealthy

Lesson 3the Digestive System

• Thedigestivesystemchangesthefoodthatoneeatsintosolubleformthatcanbeabsorbedbythebloodandthusutilizedbythebody.

• Certainhealthproblemsassociatedwiththedigestivesystemmayaffectitsproperfunctioning.

• Howimportantisthedigestivesystemtothebody?

• Whyisthereaneedtodigestthefoodthatoneeats?

• Whyisitimportanttotakecareofthedigestivesystem?

• Identifythemainpartsofthedigestivesystem

• Describeandgivethefunctionofeachpartofthedigestivesystem

• Makeamodelofthedigestivesystemusingmodelingclay

• Tracetheprocessofdigestion

• Differentiatemechanicaldigestionfromchemicaldigestion

• Nametheaccessoryorgansthathelpintheprocessofdigestion

• Explainhowtheorgansofthedigestivesystemworktogether

• Explainhowthedifferentorgansystemsworktogether

• Creatingaclaymodelshowingthepartsofthedigestivesystem

• Filmviewingtotracetheprocessofdigestionfromthemouthtotheanus

• Identifyingthepartsofthedigestivesystemusingamodel

• Performinginvestigativeactivitiesaboutthepartsandfunctionsofthedigestivesystem

• Followinghealthtipstokeepthedigestivesystemhealthy

• Conceptmapping

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Groupactivities

• Vocabularychecking

• Performancetask

• Quiz

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• Propercareshouldbetakentokeepthedigestivesystemhealthyandingoodcondition.

• Describe the com-monhealthproblemsassociated with thedigestive system

• Citetheimportanceofpracticinghealthhab-itstokeepthediges-tive system healthy

• Reportingabouthealthproblemsassociatedwiththedigestivesystem

• Discussingthewaystocareforthedigestivesystem

Lesson 4the respiratory System

• Therespiratorysystemsuppliesoxygentothebloodandremovescarbondioxide,water,andotherwasteproductsfromthebody.

• Certainhealthproblemsassociatedwiththerespiratorysystemmayaffectitsproperfunctioning.

• Proper careshould betaken to keep

• Howdoestherespiratorysystemhelpthebodyfunctionwell?

• Howdoestheprocessofrespirationtakeplace?

• Howdoesapollution-freeenvironmenthelpkeeptherespiratorysystemhealthy?

• Identifyanddescribethedifferentpartsoftherespiratorysystem

• Tellthefunctionoftherespiratorysystem

• Explaintheprocessofrespiration

• Enumeratesomerespiratorydiseases

• Suggestwaysofkeepingtherespiratorysystemhealthy

• Explainhowtheorgansoftherespiratorysystemworktogether

• Explainhowthedifferentorgansystemsworktogether

• Performing a groupinvestigative activityto infer the functionof the respiratorysystem

• Explaining how therespiratory systemworks using an im-provisedmodeloftherespiratorysystem

• Viewingavideoabouttheprocessofrespiration

• Tracing the pathwayofairthatentersandexits the body usingachartoftherespira-torysystem

• Discussing the func-tions of the parts ofthe respiratory sys-tem

• Listening to a re-source speaker (for-mer smoker) about

• Propercareoftherespiratorysystem

• Benefitsofnotsmoking

• Livinginapollution-freeenvironment

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Vocabularychecking

• Projectmaking:artificialrespirator

• Journalwriting

• Conceptmapping

• Performancetask

• Quiz

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therespiratorysystemhealthyandingoodcondition.

the ill effects ofsmokingandtheben-efitsofhealthy lungs

• Discussingthedifferentrespiratorydiseasesandthepracticesneededtoavoidhavingthem

Lesson 5the Circulatory System

• Thecircula-torysystembringsnu-trientsandoxygentothecellsofthebody.

• Certainhealthproblemsas-sociatedwiththecircula-torysystemmayaffectitsproperfunc-tioning.

• Howdoesthecirculatorysystemhelpsustainlife?

• Howdoesthecirculatorysystemworktogetherwithothersystemsofthebody?

• Identifyanddescribetheorgansofthecirculatorysystem

• Tellthefunctionofeachorgan

• Describebloodanditscomponentparts

• Tellanddescribethefunctionofthebloodvessels

• Nameanddescribethepartsoftheheart

• Tracetheflowofbloodfromthehearttothedifferentpartsofthebody

• Enumeratethedifferenthealthproblemsassociatedwiththeblood,bloodvessels,andheart

• Explainhowtheorgansofthecirculatorysystemworktogether

• Explainhowthedifferentorgansystemsworktogether

• Doing group activi-ties about the mani-festationsoftheworkofthecirculatorysys-teminthebody

• Observingthebloodandbloodvesselsofafishtailunderamicroscope

• Conversingwithare-sourcespeaker (e.g.,medicaltechnologist)about the processand importance ofbloodtyping

• Discussingthepartsoftheheartandthefunctionofeachpart

• Viewingavideoshowinghowtheheartworks

• Tracingtheflowofbloodintheheartusingachartofthecirculatorysystem

• Becomingablooddonor

• Gratitudeforthegiftoflife

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Vocabularychecking

• Investigativeactivities

• Journalwriting

• Conceptmapping

• Diagrammaking

• Game• Performance

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• Propercareshouldbetakentokeepthecirculatorysystemhealthyandingoodcondition.

• Citetheimportanceofpracticinghealthfulhabitstopreventailmentsofthecirculatorysystem

• Drawingandlabelingadiagramoftheheart

• Measuringpulserateanddeterminingthefactorsthataffectit

• Listeningtoaresourcespeakertalkingaboutcommondiseasesofthecirculatorysystem

• Discussinghealthymeasurestopreventhavinghealthproblemsinthecirculatorysystem

Lesson 6the excretory System

• Theexcretorysystemeliminateswastematerialsfromthebody.

• Certainhealthproblemsassociatedwiththeexcretorysystemmayaffectitsproperfunctioning.

• Howdoestheexcretorysystemhelpthebodytofunctionwell?

• Howdoestheknowledgeoftheurinarysystemhelponetobecomeastewardofcreation?

• Namethepartsandfunctionsoftheexcretorysystem

• Namethepartsoftheurinarysystem

• Explainhowtheurinarysystemworks

• Describecommondisordersoftheurinarysystem

• Suggestmeasurestohelpkeeptheexcretorysystemhealthy

• Explainhowtheorgansoftheurinarysystemworktogether

• Explainhowthedifferentorgansystemsworktogether

• Identifyingthedifferentexcretoryorgansinthebodyandthecorrespondingwasteproductstheyexcrete

• Demonstratingthefunctionoftheurinarysystembypurifyingunclearwaterusingafinestrainerorcloth

• Viewingavideoshowingtheprocessofurination

• Regularandproperdisposalofwaste

• Urinatinginproperplaces

• Practicinghealthmeasurestokeeptheexcretorysystemhealthy

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Conceptmapping

• Journalwriting

• Vocabularychecking

• Performancetask

• Quiz

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• Propercareshouldbetakentokeeptheexcretorysystemhealthyandingoodcondition.

• Performinginvestigativeactivitiesabouttheurinarysystem

• Researchingandreportingaboutcommondiseasesoftheurinarysystem

• Discussingpracticesforthepropercareoftheexcretorysystem

Lesson 7the Nervous System

• Thenervoussystemcoordinatesalltheothersystemsofthebody,makingthemworktogetherharmoniouslyandefficiently.

• Certainhealthproblemsassociatedwiththenervoussystemmayaffectitsproperfunctioning.

• Howdoesthebrainhelpapersonindoingactivities?

• Howdoesthenervoussystemhelponeunderstandtheenvironmentwherehe/shelives?

• Identifythepartsofthenervoussystem

• Tellthefunctionofeachpartofthenervoussystem

• Namethepartsandfunctionofthebrain

• Classifyneuronsaccordingtouse

• Constructamodelofaneuron

• Explainhowthenervoussystemcontrolsthesensesandtheothersystemsofthebody

• Tracethepathofimpulseinthebody

• Explainhowtheorgansofthenervoussystemworktogether

• Explainhowthedifferentorgansystemsworktogether

• Identifyingthepartsofthenervoussystemusingachart

• Viewingavideoaboutthepartsofthebrain

• Discussingthefunctionsofeachpartofthebrain,aswellasthatofthespinalcordandthenerves

• Constructingamodelofaneuron;labelingitsparts

• Doingadyadactivitythatinvolvesobservingthepartner’sreactiontodifferentstimuli

• Thinkingwiselybeforedoingthings

• Respondingproperlytodifferentsituations

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Conceptmapping

• Vocabularychecking

• Journalwriting

• Performancetask

• Quiz

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• Propercareshouldbetakentokeepthenervoussystemhealthyandingoodcondition.

• Enumerateanddescribethecommonailmentsofthenervoussystem

• Citetheimportanceofcaringforthenervoussystem

• Performinggroupactivitiesaboutthereflexfunctionofthenervoussystem

• Makingadiagramshowinghowsignaltravelsfromstimulusreceptiontoresponse

• Discussingthedifferenthealthproblemsassociatedwiththenervoussystemandthepracticesneededtoavoidhavingthem

Chapter 3 aNimaLSLesson 1Vertebrates and invertebrates

• Animalsareclassifiedintovertebrates(withback-bones)andinvertebrates(withoutbackbones).Theydifferintheirbodystructures,lifecycles,ratesofgrowth,andplaceswheretheylive.

• Howarevertebratesandinvertebratesdifferentfromoneanother?

• Howdoesthepresenceorabsenceofbackboneaffectthestructureandlifeprocessesofanimals?

• Defineanddescribevertebratesandinvertebrates

• Namethedifferentgroupsofvertebratesandinvertebrates

• Giveexamplesofanimalsthatbelongtoeachgroupofvertebratesandinvertebrates

• Classifyanimalsaccordingtotheirdistinguishingcharacteristics

• Determinethedistinguishingcharacteristicsofvertebratesandinvertebrates

• Observingthecharacteristicsofanimalsbyhavingatriptoazooorbyexaminingpicturesofdifferentanimals

• Sortinganimalsaccordingtotheirdistinguishingcharacteristics

• Identifyingthedifferenttypesofvertebrates—fish,amphibians,reptiles,birds,andmammals

• Gratitudeforthephysicalfeaturesandmentalabilitiesthatsethumansapartfromotheranimals

• Projectmak-ing:mobilesofverte-brateandinvertebrateanimals

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Groupinvestigativeactivities

• Conceptmapping

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• Vertebratesarehighformsofanimals.Theyhavebackbones.Theyincludefish,amphib-ians,reptiles,birds,andmammals.

• Invertebratesareanimalswithoutback-bones.Amongtheinverte-bratesaretheprotozoans,poriferans,coelenter-ates,platy-helminths,nematodes,annelids,echinoderms,mollusks,andarthropods.

• Discussingthedifferentclassesofmammals

• Makingmobilesshowingeachclassofvertebratesandinvertebrates

• Drawingexamplesofanimalsbelongingtoeachtypeofinvertebrates

• Roundtablediscussionandreportingaboutthecharacteristicsofthedifferenttypesofinvertebrates

• Vocabularychecking

• Journalwriting

• Performancetask

• Gameorquizbee

• Quiz

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Lesson 2Care and protection for animals

• Giventhebenefitsthathumansgetfromanimals,peopleshouldpracticewaystoprotectandcareforthem.

• Whydopeople,especiallypetowners,needtotakecareofandprotectanimals?

• Howcanoneprotecttheanimalsinthecommunity?

• Enumeratetheimportanceofanimals

• Tellhowcertainanimalshelppeople

• Listdowntheneedsofanimalsinordertosurvive

• Namewaysofcaringandprotectinganimals

• Discusstheimportanceofcaringandprotectinganimals

• Practicewaysofcaringforandprotectinganimals

• Matchingcommonanimalsfoundinthecommunitywiththeircorrespondinguses/importance

• Discussingtheimportanceofanimalsathomeandinthecommunity

• Viewingaslidepresentationonhowpeopleshouldtakecareofandprotecttheirpets

• Preparingachecklistandpostershowingwhattodotocareforandprotectanimals

• Readingandanalyzingnewsarticlesabouttheprotectionorexploitationofanimals

• Loveandcareforanimals

• Protectinganimalsespeciallytheendangeredspecies

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Conceptmapping

• Journalwriting

• Vocabularychecking

• Investigativeactivities

• Performancetask

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Lesson 1the Spore-Bearing plants

• Plantsmaybeclassifiedasfloweringandnonflowering.Nonfloweringplantscanbespore-bearingorcone-bearingbasedontheirreproductiveprocesses.

• Fernsarespore-bearing,seedlessplantswithtrueroots,stems,andleaves.Mosses,ontheotherhand,aresimplespore-bearingplantsthatdonothavetrueroots,stems,andleaves.Theybothgrowindampandmoistplaces.

• Howdofernsandmossesreproduce?

• Whyarespore-bearingplantsimportantfortheenvironment?

• Explainhowalternationofgenerationtakesplaceinfernsandmosses

• Comparethelifecyclesoffernsandmosses

• Telltheimportanceoffernsandmossesintheenvironment

• Explainhowspore-bearingplantsreproduce

• Visitingtheschoolgardentoobservefernsandmosses

• Explainingtheimportanceoffernsandmosses

• Discussingthelifecyclesandreproductionprocessoffernsandmossesusingtransparenciesorcharts

• Constructingadiagramshowinghowspore-bearingplantsundergoalternationofgeneration

• Havingthehabitofgrowingplants

• Appreciatinghowplantsbeautifythesurroundings

• Investigativeactivities

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• Fernsandmossesreproducethroughalternationofgeneration.

Lesson 2the Cone-Bearing plants

• Nonfloweringplantslikepineandcypressareconifersorcone-bearingplants.Theyreproducethroughseedsenclosedincones.

• Howimportantareconifersintheenvironment?

• Howdoconifersreproduce?

• Describeandgiveexamplesofconifers

• Explainhowconifersgrowintonewplants

• Givetheimportanceofconifers

• Explainhowcone-bearingplantsreproduce

• Differentiatingthecommontypesofconifers

• Discussingtheim-portanceofconiferstotheenvironment

• Explaininghowconifersreproduceusingachartorslidepresentation

• Performinginves-tigativeactivitiestoobserveandexaminepinecones

• Reforestation • Oralandwrittenexercises

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Lesson 3Vegetative plant propagation

• Plantsmayalsobepropagatedusingtheirvegetativepartsorthroughartificialmethods.

• Howdoplantsreproducevegetatively?

• Howcantheknowledgeofartificialplantpropagationbebeneficial?

• Describehowcertainplantsarepropagatedthroughasexualreproduction

• Giveexamplesofplantsthatcanbegrownvegetatively

• Grownewplantsusingtheirvegetativeparts

• Describeplantsthatcanbepropagatedvegetatively

• Visitingagardentoobservedifferentkindsofplants

• Distinguishingplantsthatgrowfromseedsandthosethatgrowfromvegetativeparts

• Discussinghownewplantsgrowfromspecialstems,leaves,androots

• Loveforgrowingplantsvegetatively

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Conceptmapping

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• Demonstrateartificialmethodsofplantpropagation

• Growingnewplantsthroughnaturalveg-etativepropagation

• Demonstratingartificialmethodsofplantpropagationlikecutting,layering,grafting,andbudding

Chapter 5 eCOSYStemSLesson 1tropical rain Forests

• Ecosystemistheinteractionbetweenlivingandnonlivingthings.Organismssuchasplantsandanimalsthriveinplaceswheretheycangrowandmultiply.

• Organismsinteractwiththeprevailingphysicalconditionssuchastheamountofsunlight,temperature,andamountofrainfallinthe

• Howdotheorganismsintropicalrainforestsinteractwiththephysicalconditionsoftheenvironmentandwithoneanother?

• Howdorainforestsbenefithumans,otherorganisms,andtheenvironment?

• Howcanonehelpinprotectingandconservingthetropicalrainforests?

• Describethephysicalconditionsoftropicalrainforests

• Explaintheinteractionsamonglivingandnonlivingthingsintropicalrainforests

• Givetheimportanceoftropicalrainforests

• Namewaysofprotectingandconservingthetropicalrainforests

• Realizetheimportanceofprotectingandconservingthetropicalrainforests

• Discusstheinteractionsamonglivingthingsandnonlivingthingsintropicalrainforests

• Explaintheneedtoprotectandconservetropicalrainforests

• Discussingthephysicalconditions,includingthediffer-entlayers,oftropicalrainforests

• Creatingadioramaofatropicalrainforest

• Researchingandreportingaboutthelifeandinteractionsintropicalrainforests,aswellastheirimportanceandprotectionandconservation

• Viewingavideoabouttropicalrainforests

• Makingaposterandsloganabouttheprotectionandconservationofrainforests

• Preservationandconservationoftropicalrainforests

• Investigativeactivities

• Groupactivities

• Projectmaking:dioramaofatropicalrainforest

• Projectmaking:posterandsloganaboutforestconservation

• Vocabularychecking

• Conceptmapping

• Oralandwrittenexercises

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environment.Theyalsodependonotherorganismsforsurvival.

• Interactionsforsurvivalamonglivingandnonlivingthingstakeplaceintropicalrainforests,coralreefs,andmangroveswamps.

• Tropicalrainforestsarewarm,humidforeststhatcontainagreatvarietyoflifeonland.

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Lesson 2Coral reefs

• Coralreefsarerock-likestructuresintheseathathousehundredsofsaltwaterspecieslikecorals,

• Howdothelivingandnonlivingthingsincoralreefsinteract?

• Howimportantarecoralreefstopeople?

• Describecoralreefs• Namesomeplants

andanimalsfoundincoralreefs

• Explainhowthelivingthingsincoralreefsinteractwiththephysicalconditionsofthe

• Discusstheinteractionsamonglivingthingsandnonlivingthingsincoralreefs

• Discussingtheformation,types,andzonesofcoralreefs

• Viewingavideoaboutcoralreefstolearnaboutthelifeandinteractionsinthem

• Preservationandconservationofcoralreefs

• Investigativeactivities

• Vocabularychecking

• Conceptmapping

• Oralandwrittenexercises

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jellyfish,andseaanemones.

• Whyisitimportanttoprotectandconservethecoralreefsinthecountry?

environmentinordertosurvive

• Enumeratesomewaysofprotectingandconservingcoralreefs

• Explaintheneedtoprotectandconservecoralreefs

• Reportingabouttheinteractionsoftheorganismsincoralreefswiththeirenvironmentandwithoneanother

• Readingandanalyzingnewsarticlesaboutthedestructionofcoralreefs

• Makingaprojectproposalthatcanhelpprotectandconservecoralreefs

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Lesson 3mangrove Swamps

• Mangroveswampshaveplantsandanimalsthathaveadaptedtolifeinwater.

• Howdothelivingandnonlivingthingsinmangroveswampsinteractforsurvival?

• Howimpor-tantareman-groveswampstohumans?

• Whatcanpeopledotoprotectandconservemangroveswamps?

• Describemangroveswamps

• Namesomeplantsandanimalsthatcanadapttoalifeinmangroveswamps

• Explainhowplantsandanimalsinmangroveswampsinteractinordertosurvive

• Tellwhymangroveswampsareimportanttohumans

• Suggestwaysofprotectingandconservingmangroveswamps

• Discusstheinteractionsamonglivingthingsandnonlivingthingsinmangroveswamps

• Explaintheneedtoprotectandconservemangroveswamps

• Familiarizingwithmangrovetreesbyvisitingamangroveswamp,watchingavideoaboutmangroves,orexaminingpicturesofmangroves

• Researchingandreportingaboutthelifeofplantsandanimalsinmangroveswamps,aswellastheirinteractionswiththeenvironmentandwithoneanother

• Preservationandconservationofmangroveswamps

• Investigativeactivities

• Vocabularychecking

• Conceptmapping

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Journalwriting

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• Presentingashortskitabouthumanactivitiesthatdestroymangroveswampsandpossiblewaystoremedytheproblemandreducedamages

Chapter 6 FOrCeS at WOrKLesson 1Friction

• Forcescanmoveanobjectatrestandslowdown,speedup,orstopanobjectinmotion.

• Contactforcesrequireaclosecontactbetweentheobjectthatexertstheforceandtheobjectonwhichtheforceacts.

• Howdoesfrictionaffectthemovementofdifferentobjects?

• Inwhatwaysisfrictionbeneficialorharmfultoman?

• Howistheknowledgeoffrictionusefulineverydayactivities?

• Definefriction• Giveexamplesof

activitieswherefrictionisobserved

• Enumeratethedifferentkindsoffrictionandgiveexamplesforeach

• Infertheeffectsoffrictiononobjects

• Citewaysonhowtolessenorincreasefrictiontomakeituseful

• Inferthatfrictioncanbecomeharmfulincertainsituations

• Suggestandpracticesafetymeasurestopreventaccidentsthatmaybecausedbyfriction

• Inferhowfrictionaffectsthemovementofdifferentobjects

• Playingthegametug-of-wartounderstandthemeaningofforce

• Distinguishingbetweencontactforceandnoncontactforce

• Demonstratingactivitiesthatshowstatic,sliding,androllingfriction

• Citingsituationswherefrictionbecomesusefulorharmfultopeople

• Appreciatingtheimportanceoffrictiontopeople

• Beingcarefulinsituationswherelessorgreatfrictionmaycauseharm

• Oralandwrittenexercises

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Noncontactforcesdonotinvolvedirectcontactbetweenobjects.

• Frictionisacontactforcethatresultswhentwosurfacesareinclosecontactwitheachother.

• Discussingwaystolessenorincreasefrictiontomakeitusefulandreducepossibleharm

Lesson 2Gravity

• Gravityisanoncontactforcethatactsatadistance.Itpullsobjectstowardthecenteroftheearth.

• Frictionandgravityaffectthemovementofobjects.

• Howdoestheforceofgravityaffectthemovementofobjects?

• Inwhateverydaysituationsistheactionoftheforceofgravityobserved?

• Definegravity• Provethatgravity

affectsthemovementofobjects

• Citesituationsthatshowtheeffectsofgravity

• Inferhowgravityaffectsthemovementofdifferentobjects

• Observingfallingobjectsthataremovedbygravity

• Discussingwhatgravitycandotoobjectsonthesurfaceoftheearth

• Explainingtheimportanceofgravity

• Performinginvestigativeactivitiestoprovetheeffectofgravityonobjects

• Appreciatingtheimportanceofgravitytopeople

• Beingcarefularoundfallingobjects

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Conceptmapping

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Lesson 1 transformation of energy

• Energyistheabilityorcapacitytodowork.Allthechangesthatmatterundergoes,whetherphysicalorchemical,comeaboutasaresultoftheuseofenergy.

• Energyisveryimportanttopeople’sdailylivesbecauseitisutilizedinnumerousactivities.Everyoneisresponsibleforthewiseuseofenergy.Efficientuseofenergyathomecontributestotheglobalcampaignonenergyconservation.

• Howandwhydoestrans-formationofenergytakeplace?

• Inwhatin-stancesisenergytrans-formedfromoneformtoanother?

• Howdoestheknowledgeofenergytrans-formationbecomeusefulineverydaylife?

• Describethedifferentformsofenergy(heat,sound,light,andelectricity)

• Namethedifferentsourcesoftheseformsofenergy

• Citeexampleswheredifferentformsofenergyareobservedorapplied

• Explainhowheat,light,sound,andelectricityaretransformed

• Suggestwaystoconserveenergyathome

• Demonstratehowsound,heat,light,andelectricitycanbetransformed

• Doingsimplephysicalactivitiesthatinvolvetheuseofenergy

• Distinguishingbetweenpotentialenergyandkineticenergy

• Demonstratingactivitieswhereheat,light,sound,andelectricitycanbeobserved

• Reportingaboutthesourcesandapplicationsofthedifferentformsofenergy

• Performinggroupinvestigativeactivitiestoexplainhowenergyistransformedfromoneformtoanother

• Creatingadiagramtoshowthetransformationofenergyincommonmachines

• Discussingthewaystohelpconserveenergyathome

• Conservationofenergy

• Investigativeactivities

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writtenexercises

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• Energyistransferredfromamainsource.Itistransformedfromoneformtoanotherasitisusedintheenvironmentandinsimplemachines.

Lesson 2Simple machines

• Simplemachines,whenused,canmultiplytheappliedforce,changethedirectionoftheforce,andincreasethespeedwithwhichworkisdone.

• Thesixmajorgroupsofsimplemachinesarelever,pulley,wheelandaxle,inclinedplane,wedge,andscrew.

• Whyaresimplemachinesuseful?

• Inwhatwaysdosimplemachinesmakeworkeasier?

• Enumeratethetypesofsimplemachinesandgiveexamplesofeachtype

• Demonstratehowsimplemachinesareusedtomakeworkeasier

• Practicecareinusingsimplemachinestopreventaccidents

• Manipulatesimplemachinestodescribetheircharacteristicsanduses

• Demonstratethepracticalandsafeusesofsimplemachines

• Analyzingapicturetounderstandhowmachinesmakeworkeasier

• Demonstratinghowcommonsimplemachinesathomeareused

• Visitingtheschoolplaygroundtoobserveandusedifferentsimplemachines

• Describingthedifferentgroupsofsimplemachines

• Explaininghowsimplemachinesmakeworkeasier

• Safetyinusingsimplemachines

• Investigativeactivities

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Gameorquizbee

• Conceptmapping

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• Identifyingthesimplemachinescommonlyusedbypeople

• Makingariddleaboutsimplemachines

• Demonstratingtheproperwayofusingcommonsimplemachinesathomeandinschooltopreventaccidents

Chapter 8 FOrCeS that Shape the earth’S CruStLesson 1earthquakes

• Understandingthemovementoftheearth’scrusthelpspeoplerealizethatthereareeventslikeearthquakesandvolcaniceruptionswitheffectsthatshouldbemanagedbecausetheyaffecthumanlivesandtheenvironment.

• Howdoearthquakeschangethesurfaceoftheearth?

• Howcanpeoplecopeupwiththeeffectsofearthquakesonhumanlivesandtheenvironment?

• Explainhowandwhyanearthquakeoccurs

• Differentiateatectonicfromavolcanicearthquake

• Describehowearthquakesaremeasured

• Listdowntheeffectsordamagescausedbyanearthquake

• Demonstratesafetymeasuresthatshouldbedonebefore,during,andafteranearthquake

• Describethechangesontheearth’ssurfaceasaresultofearthquakes

• Simulatingthedifferentmovementsoftheearth’scrust

• Distinguishingbetweentectonicandvolcanicearthquakes

• LocatingtheRingofFireonaglobeorworldmap

• Distinguishingbetweenintensityandmagnitudeofanearthquake

• Discussingtheeffectsofearthquakes

• Preparednessforearthquakes

• Followingsafetymeasuresduringandafteranearthquake

• Investigativeactivities

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Conceptmapping

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• Game• Group

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• Forcesdeepwithintheearthactonthecrustandcauseittomove.Thismovement,calledearthquake,mayinvolvestrongandsuddenshakingofthegroundandcausegreatdestruction.

• Peoplecannotpreventearthquakebutcanonlylessenthedamageitmaybringbycarefulplanninginbuildingroadsandhousesandbybeingawareofwhattododuringandafteratremor.

onthesurfaceoftheearththroughgroupreporting

• Demonstratingthesafetymeasurestofollowduringandafteranearthquake

• Holdinganearthquakedrillinclass

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Lesson 2Volcanic eruptions

• Volcanoesreleasedust,ashes,gases,andhotmoltenrocksduringeruption.Thedamageandeffectsofvolcaniceruptionsmaybeminimizedbyfollowingcertainsafetymeasures.

• Howdovolcaniceruptionschangethesurfaceoftheearth?

• Howcanonemanagetolessenthebadeffectsofvolcaniceruptionsonlifeandtheenvironment?

• Explainhowvolcanoesareformed

• Enumeratetheeffectscausedbyvolcaniceruptions

• Discussthesafetyprecautionsbefore,during,andaftervolcaniceruptions

• Describethechangesontheearth’ssurfaceasaresultofvolcaniceruptions

• Familiarizingwiththedifferentclassificationsofvolcanoesbasedonactivityandonphysicalfeatures

• Readingarticlesaboutvolcaniceruptions

• Discussingthepositiveandnegativeeffectsofvolcaniceruptions

• Constructingamodelofavolcano;simulatingavolcaniceruption

• Demonstratingthesafetymeasurestofollowbefore,during,andafteravolcaniceruption

• Preparednessforvolcaniceruptions

• Followingsafetymeasuresbefore,during,andafteravolcaniceruption

• Investigativeactivities

• Oralandwrittenexercises

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Chapter 9 Weather aND CLimate iN the phiLippiNeSLesson 1 Weather

• Weatherreferstothegeneralconditionoftheatmo-spherefromdaytoday.

• Meteorolo-gistsdosys-tematic

• Howcanonepredicttheweatherfortheday?

• Whyisitimportanttoknowhowtopredictweather?

• Defineweather• Enumerateand

describethedifferentelementsofweatherandtheinstrumentsthatareusedtomeasurethem

• Useweatherinstrumentsaccurately

• Describetheweatheroftheday

• Predicttheweatherconditionbyobservingtheelementsofweather

• Matchingthedifferentelementsofweatherwiththeircorrespondingdescriptionsandtheinstrumentsusedtomeasurethem

• Performingagroupinvestigationthat

• Safetyduringbadweather

• Planningactivitiesaccordingtotheweather

• Investigativeactivities

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Conceptmapping

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observationsofweatherelementssuchastemperature,airpressure,humidity,windspeed,andamountofcloudstomakeaweatherforecast.

• Knowingtheweatherforthedayisimportantbecausepeo-ple’sactivitiesareaffectedbyit.

• Predicttheweatherbyobservingthedifferentweatherelements

involvesgatheringinformationontheweatherelementsusingdifferentinstrumentsandmakinganaccurateweatherforecastfortheday

• Analyzingpicturestoinferandidentifytheweathershownorimplied

• Discussingtheimportanceofplanningaccordingtotheday’sweather

• Vocabularychecking

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Lessons 2Climate

• ThePhilippinesexperiencesatropicalclimatewithtwomajorseasons:thedryandwetseasons.

• Seasonsaffectnotonlywhatpeoplecando

• InwhatwaysdopeoplecopewiththeseasonsinthePhilippines?

• Howdothewetanddryseasonsinthecountryaffectpeopleandtheenvironment?

• DescribethetwoseasonsinthePhil-ippines

• Discusshowtheseasonsaffectthelifeofpeople

• Enumeratetheactivitiesthatpeoplecandoduringeachseason

• Suggestwaysofcopingduringbadseasonalconditions

• DescribethedifferentseasonsinthePhilippines

• DiscussappropriateactivitiesforspecificseasonsofthePhilippines

• Discussingthetwoseasonsinthecountryusingpicturesofpeopledoingvariousactivities

• Distinguishingtheactivitiesdone,foodeaten,andclotheswornduringthedryandwetseasons

• Preparednessforseasonalchanges

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Investigativeactivities

• Conceptmapping

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intheirdailyactivitiesbutalsowhattheywearandeat.

• Describingthefourtypesoftropicalclimateinthecountryandlocatingtheplacesthatexperienceeachtype

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Chapter 10 mOVemeNtS OF earthLesson 1rotation of earth

• RotationisthespinningofEarthonitsaxis.IttakesEarth23hoursand56minutestocompleteonerotation.

• Earth’srotationalongitsaxiscausesdayandnight.

• HowcanoneprovethatEarthiscontinuouslymovingonitsaxis?

• WhydopeopleonEarthexperiencedayandnight?

• DemonstratetherotationofEarthusingamodel

• DiscusstheeffectsoftherotationofEarth

• ExplaintheoccurrenceofdayandnightonEarth

• Telltimeusingthemeridiansoflongitude

• DemonstraterotationofEarthusingaglobetoexplaindayandnight

• SimulatingEarth’srotationusinghumanmodels

• ShowingthemovementofEarthalongitsaxisusingtheplanetariummodel,emphasizingtheorientationofEarthrelativetothesun

• ExplaininghowdaytimeandnighttimeoccurbecauseoftherotationofEarth

• TellingthetimeindifferentplacesonEarthusingthemeridiansoflongitude

• DiscussinghowrotationcausesthewindsystemonEarth

• Beingagoodfollower

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• Performinginves-tigativeactivitiestodemonstratetherotationofEarth

Lesson 2revolution of earth

• RevolutionisthetravelingofEartharoundthesunfollowinganellipticalorbit.IttakesEarth365¼daystocompleteonerevolution.

• Earth’srevolutionaroundthesuncausesthedifferentseasons.

• HowdoestherevolutionofEarthaffectpeople?

• Whydopeopleindifferentplacesexperiencedifferentseasons?

• DemonstratetherevolutionofEarthusingamodel

• ExplainhowtherevolutionofEarthcausesthedifferentseasons

• DemonstratetherevolutionofEarthtoexplaintheoccurrenceofseasons

• SimulatingEarth’srevolutionusinghu-manmodels

• Showingthemove-mentofEartharoundthesunusingtheplanetariummodel,emphasizingthepo-sitionandorientationofEarthrelativetothesun

• Explaininghowsea-sonsoccurbecauseoftherevolutionofEarth

• DistinguishingthefourseasonsontheNorthandSouthHemispheresofEarth

• Showingacreativepresentationde-pictingthesalientfeaturesofthefourseasons

• Performinginves-tigativeactivitiestodemonstratetherevolutionofEarth

• Beingagoodfollower

• Creativity

• Investigativeactivities

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Lesson 1the terrestrial planets

• Thesunisthemainsourceofenergyandthecenterofthesolarsystem.

• Planetsarecelestialbod-iesthatspinontheirownaxisandre-volvearoundthesun.Theplanetshavesimilaritiesanddifferenc-esassatellitesofthesun.

• Theplanetsaredividedintotwo:theinnerorterrestrialplanetsandtheouterorJovianplanets.TheterrestrialplanetsareMercury,Venus,Earth,andMars.

• Howdoestheunderstandingoftheinnerplanetsbecomebeneficialtopupils?

• Howdoestheknowledgeaboutplanetsencourageonetodiscovernewthings?

• Identifyanddescribetheinnerplanetsofthesolarsystem

• Differentiatetheinnerplanetsintermsofsize,distancefromthesun,andnumberofsatellites

• Constructmodelsoftheinnerplanetsusingpapier-mâché

• Comparetheinnerplanetsofthesolarsystem

• Constructmodelsofthesolarsystembasedontheirrelativesizesanddistancesfromthesun

• Identifyingtheinnerplanetsaccordingtotheirdistancefromthesunusingasolarsystemmodelorchart

• Viewingavideoaboutthesolarsystem,specificallytheinnerplanets

• Discussingthedistinctcharacteristicsoftheinnerplanets

• Fillingoutachartwitheachplanet’snumberofsatellite/s,rotationandrevolutionperiods,anddistinctcharacteristics

• Creatingamodeloftheinnerplanetsusingpapier-mâché

• Gratitudeforthebeautifulcreation

• Investigativeactivities

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Projectmaking:papier-mâchémodeloftheinnerplanets

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Lesson 2the Jovian planets

• Theplanetsaredividedintotwo:theinnerorterrestrialplanetsandtheouterorJovianplanets.TheJovianplanetsareJupiter,Saturn,Uranus,andNeptune.

• DoyouthinklifeispossibleintheJovianplanets?Why?

• Howdoestheknowledgeaboutplanetsencourageonetodiscovernewthings?

• IdentifyanddescribetheJovianplanets

• Comparetheouterplanetsintermsofsize,distancefromthesun,andnumberofsatellites

• Identifytheplanetsbytheirdistinctcharacteristics

• ConstructmodelsoftheJovianplanetsusingballoons

• Comparetheouterplanetsofthesolarsystem

• Constructmodelsofthesolarsystembasedontheirrelativesizesanddistancesfromthesun

• Identifyingtheouterplanetsaccordingtotheirdistancefromthesunusingasolarsystemmodel

• Viewingavideoaboutthesolarsystem,specificallytheouterplanets

• Discussingthedistinctcharacteristicsoftheouterplanets

• Fillingoutachartwitheachplanet’snumberofsatellite/s,rotationandrevolutionperiods,anddistinctcharacteristics

• RoundtablediscussionandreportingabouttheJovianplanets

• Creatingamodeloftheouterplanetsusingballoons

• Gratitudeforthebeautifulcreation

• Investigativeactivities

• Oralandwrittenexercises

• Projectmaking:balloonmodeloftheouterplanets

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