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Introduction to Life Science Concepts

The document provides information about life science and the characteristics of living things. It discusses three activities that will be done in class, including making a timeline of students' lives, analyzing pictures to understand similarities, and grouping students to create a concept map about characteristics of living things. The document then lists and describes six main characteristics of living things: that they are made of cells, grow and develop, respond to stimuli, adapt to their environment, reproduce, and use energy. It provides examples for each characteristic.

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Introduction to Life Science Concepts

The document provides information about life science and the characteristics of living things. It discusses three activities that will be done in class, including making a timeline of students' lives, analyzing pictures to understand similarities, and grouping students to create a concept map about characteristics of living things. The document then lists and describes six main characteristics of living things: that they are made of cells, grow and develop, respond to stimuli, adapt to their environment, reproduce, and use energy. It provides examples for each characteristic.

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  • Introduction to Earth and Life Science
  • Activities

EARTH AND LIFE

SCIENCE
MS. JOIE MONREAL
SUBJECT TEACHER
INTRODUCTION
TO LIFE
SCIENCE
Activity 1: My life in a timeline
 
The students will make a timeline of their life from the day they were born up to present. They will be given 5 minutes to do it on a piece of
paper.
 
Some of the students will be called randomly to present the Life Timeline that they made.
 
Activity 2: Picture analysis

 Process Questions:
 What have you noticed from the given pictures?
 What could be the meaning of these similarities?
L IVING ORGANISM
LIFE SCIENCE
 Life Science is a collection of disciplines that is made up of
theories and principles that tackles the structure and function of
living things starting from the molecular level up to the entire
ecosystem.

 This field advances our Knowledge about the anatomy, cell


biology and physiology of all living things on Earth.
BIOLOGY
 DEFINED AS THE SCIENCE OF LIFE AND LIVING
ORGANISMS/STUDY OF LIFE
 CAME FROM THE GREEK WORDS
 “BIOS” WHICH MEANS LIFE
 “LOGOS” WHICH MEANS STUDY
BRANCHES OF LIFE SCIENCE

 Zoology
 Botany
 Microbiology
Activity 3

Students will be grouped into 4 and asked to do a concept map


about the different characteristics of living things. 10 minutes
CHARACTERISTICS OF
LIVING THINGS
 All Living things are made up of living cells
 Living things grow and develop
 Living things responds to stimuli
 Living things adapts to its environment
 Living things reproduce
 Living things use energy to survive
ALL LIVING THINGS ARE MADE
UP OF LIVING CELLS
LIVING THINGS GROW AND
DEVELOP
 Organisms grow and develop following specific
instructions coded for by their genes.
 These genes provide instructions that will direct
cellular growth and development, ensuring that a
species’ young will grow up to exhibit many of the
same characteristics as its parents.
LIVING THINGS RESPOND
TO STIMULI
 Organisms respond to diverse stimuli. For
example, plants can bend toward a source
of light, climb on fences and walls, or
respond to touch 
STIMULI
 Anything that makes an
organism or a part of an
organism react in some way.
LIVING THINGS ADAPTS TO
ITS ENVIRONMENT
 Organisms are able to maintain internal
conditions within a narrow range almost
constantly, despite environmental
changes, through homeostasis (literally,
“steady state”)—
ADAPTATION
LIVING THINGS REPRODUCE
 When reproduction occurs, genes
containing DNA are passed along to an
organism’s offspring. These genes ensure
that the offspring will belong to the same
species and will have similar
characteristics, such as size and shape.
LIVINGG THINGS USES
ENERGY TO SURVIVE
 All organisms use a source of energy for their
metabolic activities.
 Some organisms capture energy from the sun and
convert it into chemical energy in food
(photosynthesis);
 others use chemical energy in molecules they take
in as food (cellular respiration).
Among the different
characteristics of life, which
do you think is the most
important?
Process Questions:

1. What is Life Science?


2. Enumerate and explain the different
characteristics of living things?
True or False: Write T if the statement suggests
truth about the living things and if false write F.

______1. All living things are made up of cells.


______2. Living things cannot adapt to it’s environment.
______3. Living things does not always react to stimuli.
______4. Living things only reproduce through sexual reproduction.
______5. Evolution of man is an example of living thing’s adaptation to it’s environment.
______6. Living things can survive even without the use of energy.
______7. Living things follow their DNA during growth and development.
______8. Photosythesis is an example of adaptation.
______9. Stimuli is anything that makes an organism or a part of an organism react in some way.
______10.Organisms grow and develop following specific instructions coded for by their genes.
Biological Level of
Organization
 Is the hierarchy of complex
biological structures and systems
that define life using a
reductionistic approach
ATOMS
MOLECULE
S
ORGANELLE
S
CELL

BIOLOGICAL TISSUES

ORGAN
LEVEL OF
ORGANIZATION
ORGAN
SYSTEM
POPULATIO
N
COMMUNITY
ECOSYSTE
BIOSPHER M
E
• . It is the smallest unit in which matter
ATOM
can be divided

MOLECUL • Is an electrically neutral group of two or more


ES atoms held together by chemical bonds

ORGANELLE
S
• These are the functional units of a cell.
ORGANELLES
BASIC UNIT OF LIFE

CELL
• Collection of similar cells and that come together carry out a
specific function. 

TISSUE
• formed by the functional grouping
together of multiple tissues.

ORGAN
ORGAN
• group of organs that work together to SYSTE
perform a certain function in an
organism's body M
ORGANIS
• Composed of a group of organ system that works
together to help sustain life M
CELL
ORGANISMS
• Composed of a group of organ system that works together to help sustain life
ORGANISM

• A group of the same kinds of organisms


POPULATION
• A group of different kinds of
population
COMMUNITY

ECOSYSTEM
• A group of different kinds of
community
BIOSPHER
• A group of different ecosystems interacting with one
another E
POPULATION
COMMUNITY
ECOSYSTEM
BIOSPHERE
THANK
YOU!!!

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