Life Sciences |
Living and non-living things: characteristics and differences |
Plants: basic parts (roots, stems, leaves, flowers), needs, and life cycles |
Animals: basic classification, body parts, needs, and habitats |
Human body: basic external parts and five senses |
Personal hygiene and healthy habits |
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Physical Sciences |
Materials and their properties: natural vs. man-made, texture, color, shape |
Basic states of matter: solids and liquids |
Pushes and pulls: introduction to forces |
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Earth and Space Sciences |
Weather: daily patterns, seasonal changes, appropriate clothing |
Day and night cycle: basic understanding |
Earth's resources: soil, water, air, and conservation |
Water cycle: simple introduction |
Sky observations: sun, moon, stars, clouds |
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Scientific Inquiry Skills |
Observation using senses |
Asking simple questions |
Simple measurements with non-standard units |
Collecting and recording simple data through drawings |
Following simple procedures |
Working safely with materials |
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Environmental Awareness |
Caring for plants and animals |
Reducing waste: introduction to reusing and recycling |
Conserving water and energy: simple practices |
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Technology and Applications |
Simple tools and their uses |
Everyday technology at home and school |
Safety with tools and equipment |
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Life Sciences |
Life cycles of plants and animals: detailed stages |
Plant growth: factors affecting growth (water, light, temperature) |
Animal diversity: habitats, adaptations, and behaviors |
Food chains: simple producers and consumers |
Human body: internal organs introduction, healthy diet, exercise |
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Physical Sciences |
Properties of materials: strength, flexibility, absorbency, transparency |
Changes in materials: reversible and irreversible changes |
States of matter: solids, liquids, and introduction to gases |
Forces and motion: push, pull, friction |
Sound: vibration, pitch, volume |
Light: reflection, shadows |
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Earth and Space Sciences |
Earth's surface: land and water features |
Rocks and soils: basic properties and types |
Weather: instruments for measurement, recording data |
Seasonal changes: effects on plants, animals, and human activities |
Solar system: introduction to sun, moon, and planets |
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Scientific Inquiry Skills |
Making predictions |
Planning simple investigations |
Measuring using standard units |
Collecting and organizing data with simple tables |
Drawing conclusions from observations |
Communicating findings |
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Environmental Awareness |
Habitats and their protection |
Resource conservation: practical applications |
Pollution: introduction to air and water pollution |
Recycling: sorting materials |
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Technology and Applications |
Simple machines: levers, pulleys, wheels |
Designing solutions to simple problems |
Technological products and how they work |
Digital tools for learning |
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Life Sciences |
Plant and animal classification: more detailed categories |
Plant parts and functions: detailed study |
Animal adaptations: structural and behavioral |
Food chains and food webs: energy transfer |
Ecosystems: components and interactions |
Human body systems: skeletal, muscular, digestive systems |
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Physical Sciences |
Materials: natural and synthetic, properties and uses |
States of matter: detailed properties of solids, liquids, and gases |
Changes of state: melting, freezing, evaporation, condensation |
Forces and magnets: attraction, repulsion, poles |
Light: sources, reflection, shadows, transparency |
Heat: sources, conductors, and insulators |
Simple circuits: components and construction |
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Earth and Space Sciences |
Earth's materials: rocks, minerals, soil, water |
Water cycle: detailed processes |
Weather patterns and climate: factors and measurement |
Natural resources: renewable and non-renewable |
Earth's movements: rotation and day/night cycle |
Solar system: sun, planets, and their characteristics |
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Scientific Inquiry Skills |
Formulating testable questions |
Designing fair tests |
Using appropriate equipment |
Accurate measuring and recording |
Creating tables and simple graphs |
Identifying patterns in data |
Drawing conclusions based on evidence |
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Environmental Awareness |
Human impact on environments |
Conservation strategies |
Waste management and recycling systems |
Sustainable practices in everyday life |
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Technology and Applications |
Engineering design process: introduction |
Simple machines and their applications |
Energy uses in everyday life |
Technology and environmental impacts |
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Life Sciences |
Living things: classification into major groups |
Plant reproduction and life cycles: pollination, seed dispersal |
Animal diversity: vertebrates and invertebrates |
Habitats: adaptation of plants and animals to specific environments |
Food chains and webs: producers, consumers, decomposers |
Human body systems: circulatory, respiratory, digestive systems |
Health and nutrition: balanced diet, disease prevention |
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Physical Sciences |
Properties and changes of materials: comparative analysis |
Mixtures and solutions: separation techniques |
States of matter: particle theory introduction |
Forces and motion: types of forces, balanced and unbalanced forces |
Electricity: circuits, conductors, insulators, switches |
Light: reflection, refraction, color spectrum |
Sound: production, transmission, pitch, volume |
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Earth and Space Sciences |
Earth's structure: layers (crust, mantle, core) |
Rocks and minerals: types, formation, uses |
Soils: types, formation, properties |
Water resources: distribution, conservation, pollution |
Weather and climate: factors, prediction, instruments |
Solar system: planets, moons, asteroids, comets |
Earth's movement: rotation, revolution, seasons |
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Scientific Inquiry Skills |
Planning investigations: variables, fair testing |
Measurement: accuracy and precision |
Data collection and representation: tables, bar graphs, line graphs |
Analysis and interpretation of data |
Evaluating evidence and conclusions |
Communicating scientific information |
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Environmental Awareness |
Ecosystems: balance and interdependence |
Human impact: deforestation, pollution, urban development |
Conservation: endangered species, habitat preservation |
Sustainable practices: energy conservation, waste reduction |
Climate change: introduction to causes and effects |
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Technology and Applications |
Engineering design process: identify problems, design solutions |
Simple machines: combinations and applications |
Energy sources: renewable and non-renewable |
Technological innovations: past, present, future |
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Life Sciences |
Classification systems: kingdoms, phyla, classes |
Plant anatomy and physiology: cellular structure, photosynthesis |
Animal adaptations: structural, behavioral, physiological |
Ecosystems: biomes, biodiversity, ecological relationships |
Human body systems: nervous, endocrine, excretory |
Heredity: introduction to inherited traits |
Evolution: introduction to adaptation and natural selection |
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Physical Sciences |
Properties of matter: physical vs. chemical properties |
Atoms and molecules: basic structure and behavior |
Chemical changes: basic reactions, signs of chemical change |
Energy forms: potential, kinetic, thermal, electrical, light |
Energy transformations and conservation |
Forces: gravity, friction, magnetic, electric |
Motion: speed, velocity, acceleration |
Simple machines: mechanical advantage, efficiency |
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Earth and Space Sciences |
Earth's systems: geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, biosphere |
Plate tectonics: continental drift, earthquakes, volcanoes |
Rock cycle: igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic |
Water systems: oceans, lakes, rivers, groundwater |
Weather and climate: global patterns, climate zones |
Earth in space: solar system, galaxies, universe |
Earth's movements: rotation, revolution, tides, seasons |
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Scientific Inquiry Skills |
Developing hypotheses |
Designing controlled experiments |
Identifying and controlling variables |
Precise measurement using appropriate tools |
Data analysis: patterns, trends, outliers |
Drawing conclusions based on evidence |
Evaluating methods and suggesting improvements |
Scientific modeling |
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Environmental Awareness |
Biodiversity and conservation |
Human environmental impact: pollution, resource depletion |
Climate change: detailed causes and effects |
Sustainable development |
Renewable energy sources |
Ecological footprint |
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Technology and Applications |
Engineering design process: detailed steps |
Technological solutions to environmental problems |
Energy efficiency and conservation technologies |
Digital technologies for data collection and analysis |
Biotechnology: basic concepts and applications |
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Life Sciences |
Cell theory: structure and function of cells |
Plant systems: transport, reproduction, responses |
Animal systems: comparative anatomy and physiology |
Classification: detailed taxonomic hierarchy |
Interdependence in ecosystems: energy flow, matter cycling |
Human body: integumentary, muscular, skeletal systems |
Reproduction and heredity: asexual vs. sexual reproduction |
Microorganisms: bacteria, viruses, fungi, protists |
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Physical Sciences |
Atomic structure: protons, neutrons, electrons |
Elements, compounds, and mixtures |
Periodic table: introduction to organization |
Physical and chemical changes: detailed characteristics |
Energy: forms, transformations, conservation |
Forces and motion: Newton's laws introduction |
Simple machines: mechanical advantage calculations |
Electricity: voltage, current, resistance, series and parallel circuits |
Light: wave properties, electromagnetic spectrum introduction |
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Earth and Space Sciences |
Earth's structure: detailed layers and composition |
Plate tectonics: theory, evidence, boundaries |
Minerals and rocks: identification, properties, classification |
Weathering, erosion, and deposition |
Water cycle: detailed processes and human impacts |
Weather and climate: factors, forecasting, extreme events |
Space exploration: history, technology, discoveries |
Astronomy: stars, galaxies, universe |
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Scientific Inquiry Skills |
Scientific method: detailed understanding |
Experimental design: controlling variables |
Data collection techniques |
Statistical analysis: mean, median, mode, range |
Graphical representation: various types of graphs |
Scientific modeling: limitations and uses |
Scientific communication: lab reports, presentations |
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Environmental Awareness |
Ecosystem dynamics: stability and change |
Biodiversity: importance and threats |
Resource management: water, land, energy |
Pollution: types, effects, prevention |
Climate change: detailed science and global impacts |
Sustainable practices: individual and societal levels |
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Technology and Applications |
Engineering design cycle: detailed process |
Material science: properties for specific uses |
Energy technology: generation, transmission, storage |
Biotechnology: genetic engineering introduction |
Information technology in science |
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Biology |
Unit 1: Cell Biology |
Cell structure and organization |
Cell transport (diffusion, osmosis, active transport) |
Cell division (mitosis and meiosis) |
Cellular respiration and photosynthesis |
Stem cells and specialized cells |
Unit 2: Human Biology |
Organ systems and their coordination |
Homeostasis |
Nutrition and digestion |
Respiratory system |
Circulatory system |
Nervous system basics |
Unit 3: Genetics and Evolution |
DNA structure and function |
Basic inheritance patterns |
Genetic variation |
Natural selection |
Evidence for evolution |
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Chemistry |
Unit 1: Atomic Structure and Bonding |
Atomic structure and electron configuration |
Periodic table organization |
Chemical bonding (ionic, covalent, metallic) |
Properties of compounds based on bonding |
Unit 2: Chemical Reactions |
Types of chemical reactions |
Balancing equations |
Factors affecting reaction rates |
Energy changes in reactions |
Acid-base reactions |
Redox reactions |
Unit 3: Matter and Materials |
States of matter |
Physical and chemical changes |
Solutions and solubility |
Pure substances and mixtures |
Separation techniques |
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Physics |
Unit 1: Forces and Motion |
Newton's laws of motion |
Forces and their effects |
Momentum and impulse |
Work, energy, and power |
Simple machines |
Unit 2: Waves |
Types of waves |
Wave properties and behavior |
Sound waves |
Light waves |
Electromagnetic spectrum |
Unit 3: Energy |
Energy forms and transformations |
Conservation of energy |
Heat transfer |
Renewable and non-renewable energy |
Electrical energy and circuits |
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Course Overview |
An integrated science curriculum exploring biological, chemical, and physical phenomena through comprehensive theoretical and practical learning. |
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Unit 1: Cellular and Atomic Foundations |
Biology: Cell Biology |
Cell structure and organelles |
Cellular metabolism |
Photosynthesis and cellular respiration |
Cell division (mitosis and meiosis) |
Membrane transport mechanisms |
Chemistry: Atomic Structure and Periodic Table |
Atomic models and electron configurations |
Periodic table organization |
Element properties and trends |
Atomic bonding mechanisms |
Ionic and covalent bonds |
Physics: Mechanics |
Kinematics: Linear motion and displacement, Velocity and acceleration, Graphical representation of motion |
Dynamics: Newton's Laws of Motion, Force and motion, Work, energy, and power |
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Unit 2: Genetic and Chemical Interactions |
Biology: Genetics |
DNA structure and function |
Genetic inheritance patterns |
Chromosomal mutations |
Gene expression |
Biotechnology principles |
Chemistry: Chemical Reactions |
Balancing chemical equations |
Types of chemical reactions |
Stoichiometry |
Oxidation-reduction reactions |
Acid-base chemistry |
Physics: Wave Physics and Optics |
Wave Characteristics: Types of waves, Wave properties, Sound waves and acoustic principles |
Optics: Light as a wave and particle, Reflection and refraction, Electromagnetic spectrum |
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Unit 3: Evolution, Composition, and Energy |
Biology: Evolution and Diversity |
Natural selection |
Evolutionary theory |
Biological classification |
Species diversity |
Adaptation mechanisms |
Chemistry: Chemical Composition |
Molecular and empirical formulas |
Mole concept |
Concentration calculations |
Solution chemistry |
Limiting reactants |
Physics: Electricity and Magnetism |
Electrical Concepts: Electric charge and fields, Ohm's Law, Series and parallel circuits |
Magnetism: Magnetic fields, Electromagnetic induction, Generator and motor principles |
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Unit 4: Ecological and Thermodynamic Systems |
Biology: Ecology and Environment |
Ecosystem dynamics |
Energy flow |
Biogeochemical cycles |
Population interactions |
Environmental sustainability |
Chemistry: Thermochemistry |
Energy in chemical reactions |
Endothermic and exothermic processes |
Heat transfer |
Enthalpy calculations |
Chemical energy storage |
Physics: Thermodynamics |
Temperature and heat |
Thermal energy transfer |
Laws of thermodynamics |
Heat engines |
Thermal expansion |
Phase changes |
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Unit 5: Physiological and Matter Systems |
Biology: Human Physiology |
Human body systems |
Homeostasis |
Immune system |
Reproductive biology |
Nervous system fundamentals |
Endocrine regulation |
Chemistry: States of Matter |
Intermolecular forces |
Phase transitions |
Gas laws |
Kinetic molecular theory |
Plasma and exotic states of matter |
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Laboratory and Research Skills |
Scientific method application |
Experimental design |
Data collection and analysis |
Lab safety protocols |
Microscopy |
Scientific instrumentation |
Technical report writing |
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Cross-Disciplinary Connections |
Mathematics |
Physics |
Chemistry |
Biology |
Environmental science |
Technology |
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