LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET Introduction to Life Science (WEEK 2)
Activity No. 1: Picture Analysis
Process Questions: 1. What was the first form of life? Its prokaryotes 2. When in Earth’s history did life develop? 4.5 billion years ago 3. How long did it take for complex life to develop? It appears that simple cells rise to complex once, just once in 4billion years of evolution Activity No. 2: Be a Trackway Detective 1. How many individual animals were here? There are 6 animals. 5 adults and one young. 2. Did the animal that left the red tracks move on two or four limbs? Move on two (2) limbs. 3. Can you determine whether any dinosaurs were running? Why or why not? No, I can’t see nothing because there is not enough information that there is a trace of dinosaur. 4. Which animal walked across the area first? How do you know? A animal with the black tracks wherein other animals tracks is imprinted over it. 5. Did the animals that left the yellow tracks travel together? RICO JESUS T. PARILLA GR11. GAS-SHAKESPEARE
Absolutely yes, because they are very close together.
6. Why are the yellow tracks two different sizes? What made the larger tracks? What made the smaller tracks? It is an adult and a young one wherein they travelled together. The adult had a bigger tracks and the young one had a smaller tracks. 7. How many different animals were here? There are 5 different animals. 8. Can you tell whether or not the animals were here at the same time? Why or why not? I only know is the animals left the tracks, but I don’t know how much time it took for others animals to leave their tracks.
Activity No. 3: Linking lesson to real-life
1. What do you see on the bread? Describe in one sentence. I see molds, MOLDS. 2. What do you think brought them there? Bread molds grow because of the rich organic materials found in it. They grow from tiny spores that float around in the air. When some of these spores fall onto a piece of damp food or other materials, they grow into. RICO JESUS T. PARILLA GR11. GAS-SHAKESPEARE