Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region V
Division of Masbate
BALENO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Baleno, Masbate
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SCIENCE 7
Quarter 2
ACTIVITY SHEET
Activity 1
"Jumbling Minds"
General Instruction for the Teacher:
1. Prepare the materials needed for the activity. (8 brown envelope, tape, scissor)
2. Print-out in readable and visible form the following:
a. Words of the different levels of biological organization from cell to biosphere
b. Pictures of the different levels of biological organization
c. Descriptions of the different levels of biological organization
d. Words showing examples of the different levels of biological organization
3. Cut the printed materials and place it separately into the brown envelope.
4. Prepare the task card for each group (See the Group Task) and put it inside the brown envelope separately.
5. Distribute the brown envelope with the materials inside to each group.
The Levels of Biological Organization
Cell - It is the basic unit of life.
Examples: red blood cell, fat cells, neurons, plant cell
Tissues - A group of associated, similarly structured cells that perform specialized functions.
Examples: Muscle tissue, connective tissue
Organs – a group of tissues that carries a particular function.
Examples: Heart, liver, stomach
Organ Systems - A group of organs that cooperate in to carry out a particular function for the organism
Examples: Respiratory system, circulatory system
Organism – An individual living thing
Examples: Human, dog, cat
Population - Composed of all organisms of one type occupying a particular area.
Examples: African elephants and Herd of Sheep
Community – An assemblage of many populations occupying a given area at a given time interval.
Examples: Community of lions, giraffe, wild boar, elephants, deer, trees, grasses, etc. and a community
dominated by trees
Ecosystem - A relatively self-contained, dynamic system composed of a natural community along with its physical
environment.
Examples: Forest (Amazon rainforest), grasslands (African Savanna), deserts (Sahara desert), tundra (High
Arctic), fresh water (Lake Baikal) and marine (Palau Island)
Biosphere - All of the life on earth and all of the places where life exists.
Photos:
Levels of Biological Organization
Cell Animal Cell
Red Blood Cell
Plant Cell
Parenchyma Cells
Tissues
Columnar epithelial tissue Xylem tissues
Organs
Human Heart
Human kidney
Organ Systems
Organism
Plant Animal
Population
Herd of Sheep
African elephants
Community
A community dominated by trees
Community of lions, giraffe, wild boar, elephants,
deer, trees, grasses, etc.
Ecosystem
Amazon Forest African Savanna Sahara Desert
Arctic Tundra
Lake Baikal
Palau Island
Biosphere
All of the life on earth and all of the places where life exists.
Prepared by:
JON-JON S. MANLAPAS
Teacher – I
Quality Assured by:
PATT CRISPINA O. CARANDANG EFIPANIA A. BANTILLO, EdD
Master Teacher – I Principal - II
Rubrics for Performance Assessment
Group: ______________________________________ Activity/ Lesson: ________________________
Grade and Section: _____________________________ Date: __________________________________
Points Criteria
Completes the task given. Answers to problems were clearly stated with
90-100
supporting evidences. Scientific concepts were well understood.
Completes the task given. Answers were clearly stated. Scientific
80-89
concepts were well understood.
Task was performed, with a few flaws in the understanding of concepts or
70-79
processes. Answers to problems were stated.
Task only partially completed. Answers have shown some significant
60-69
errors in the understanding of concepts or processes.
Task was attempted to be completed yet not successful with the expected
10-59
results.
0 No attempt to perform the task.
Prepared by:
JON-JON S. MANLAPAS
Teacher – I
Quality Assured by:
PATT CRISPINA O. CARANDANG EFIPANIA A. BANTILLO, EdD
Master Teacher – I Principal - II
