JHS SCIENCE RECOVERY PLAN

SAN BEDA SCIENCE CURRICULUM AUDIT

A.Y. 2023-2024
UNIVERSITY
Integrated Basic Education Department
www.sanbeda.edu.ph

GRADE 1ST QUARTER 2ND QUARTER 3RD QUARTER 4TH QUARTER

LEVEL
7 Matter
I. Nature of Science
A. Scientific Investigation
B. Measurement
II. The Particle Nature of Matter
A. Properties of Solid, Liquid and
Gas
B. Effects of Heat on the Particle
Nature of Matter
III.Diversity of Materials in the
environment
A. Pure Substances
a. Elements
i. Metals, Metalloids and
Non-metals
b. Compounds
i. Organic and Inorganic
Compounds
ii. Acids and Bases and Salts
B. Mixtures
a. Solutions (solute and solvent)
b. Factors affecting solubility
(stirring, particle size,
temperature)
c. Saturation of solutions
d. Concentration of solutions
i. Percent by mass
Living Things and Their
Environment
I. Structure and Functions
A. Cells
a. History
b. The Cell Theory
c. Parts of Cell
d. Prokaryotic and
Eukaryotic cell
e. Transport Mechanisms in
Cells
B. Biomolecules
II. Heredity: Inheritance and
Variation
A. Sexual and Asexual
Reproduction
B. Chromosomes
C. Cell Cycle and Division
D. Chromosomal Aberrations
III. Biodiversity and Evolution
A. Levels of Biological
Organization
IV. Ecosystem
A. Flow of Energy and Matter
in Ecosystems
a. Trophic levels
b. Cycling of Materials
Forces and Motion
I. Forces and Motion
a. Motion in One Dimension
i. Description of Motion
a. Meaning of Acceleration
b. Graphical representations of
acceleration
II. Energy
a. Waves
i. Types of waves according to the
motion of the particles
a. Transverse wave
b. Longitudinal wave
ii. Types of waves according to
medium
a. Mechanical wave
b. Electromagnetic waves
iii. Characteristics of waves
iv. Properties of waves (reflection
and refraction)
III. Sound
a. Subjective and Objective
characteristics of sound
IV. Light
a. Characteristics of Light (intensity and
color)
Earth and Space
I. Earth and Its Processes
a. Earthquakes and Faults
i. Types of Fault
ii. Active and inactive faults
iii. Movement along faults
iv. Earthquake focus and epicenter
v. Seismic waves
vi. Magnitude and intensity of
earthquake
vii. Earthquake and tsunami
b. Volcanoes
i. Types of volcanic eruption
ii. Energy from volcanoes
II. Weather and Climate
a. Layers of the Atmosphere
b. Land and Sea Breeze
c. Monsoons
d. Intertropical Convergence Zone
III. Solar System and the Universe
a. Seasons
i. Relation of seasons to the position
of the sun in the sky
b. Constellations
i. Circumpolar
ii. Seasonal
iii. Zodiacal

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 ii. Percent by volume
e. Naturally occurring and process
solutions
8 Forces and Motion
I. Force and Motion
b. Laws of Motion
i. Law of Inertia
ii. Law of Acceleration
iii. Law of Interaction
II. Energy
a. Work and Energy
i. Definition of work
ii. Mechanical energy
(Potential and Kinetic
Energy)
iii. Law of Conservation of
Energy
b. Sound
i. Speed of sound and
temperature
c. Light
viii. Reflection of Light
a. Law of reflection
ix. Refraction of Light in
different media
x. Characteristics of visible
light
d. Heat and temperature
i. Thermal Equilibrium
ii. Effects of heat
i. Water cycle
ii. Oxygen-carbon cycle
iii. Nitrogen cycle
VI. Electricity
Earth and Space Living Things and Their Environment
I. Earth and Its Processes
a. Plate Tectonics
i. Global distribution of
volcanoes, earthquake
and epicenters and
mountain ranges
ii. Internal structure of the
Earth
iii. Plate boundaries
iv. Processes and
landforms along plate
boundaries
v. Mechanisms that drive
plate movement
vi. Evidence of plate
movement
II. Weather and Climate
a. Understanding Typhoons
i. Formation of Typhoon
ii.Location of the
Philippines and the
occurrence of typhoons
iii. Landforms and bodies
of water affecting
typhoons within the
Philippine Area of
V. Heat Transfer iv. Motions of the Earth and the
a. conduction Constellations
b. convection
c. radiation
a. static electricity
b. charges
c. charging process
Matter
I. Structure and Function I. Atomic Structure
A. Processes in the Human Digestive a. Development of the Atomic Theory
System i. Dalton’s Atomic Model
i. Digestion ii. J.J. Thompson’s Plum Pudding
ii. Excretion Model
II. Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of iii. Rutherford’s Nuclear Model
Traits iv. Bohr’s Orbital Model
A. The Cell b. Sub-atomic Particles
i. Chromosomes i. Protons
ii. Cell Cycle ii. Neurons
iii. Cell Division iii. Electrons
B. Mendelian Genetics c. Isotopes
C. Non-Mendelian Genetics d. Electron Configuration (Aufbau
i. Incomplete dominance Principle)
ii. Codominance i. Ground state electron
iii. Multiple alleles ii. Noble Gas electron configuration
iv. Polygenic inheritance e. Orbital Diagram (Pauli’s Exclusion
III. Biodiversity and Evolution Principle and Hund’s Rule)
A. Taxonomic Classification f. Valence Electrons
i. Domains (Bacteria, Archaea, II. Periodic Table of Elements
Eukarya) a. Development of the Periodic Table
ii. Six-kingdom scheme b. Arrangement of Elements in the
(Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, Periodic Table
Protista, Fungi, Plantae, c. Trends in the Periodic Table
Animalia)
B. Binomial Nomenclature
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 a. Change in temperature responsibility (PAR)
b. Thermal Expansion III. Solar System and the
Universe
a. Other Members of the
solar system
i. Comets
ii. Meteoroids
iii. Asteroids
iv. Dwarf Planets
9 Living Things and Their Environment Matter
IV. Ecosystem
A. Flow of Energy and Matter in
Ecosystems
i. Photosynthesis
ii. Cellular Respiration
Earth and Space Forces and Motion

I. Structure and Function I. Atomic Structure I. Earth and Its Processes I. Forces and Motion
a. Process in the Human Body a. Electron Configuration a. History of the Earth a. Free Fall
i. Respiration (Aufbau Principles) i. Geologic Time i. Kinematic equations for
ii. Circulation (circulation of i. Ground state electron ii. Absolute and relative dating Free-fall
materials such as food, configuration II. Weather and Climate ii. Graphical representation of
wastes, gases, electrolytes) ii. Noble gas electron a. Factors that affect climate Free-fall motions
II. Heredity: Inheritance and Variation configuration iii. Applications/examples of
i. Latitude
of Traits b. Orbital Diagram (Pauli’s free-fall motion
ii. Elevation
a. Mendelian Genetics Exclusion Principle and
iii. Distance from the ocean b. Momentum and Impulse
b. DNA Hund’s Rule)
iv. Topography c. Conservation of Linear Momentum
c. Central Dogma c. Valence Electrons
i. DNA Replication v. Ocean current
ii. Protein synthesis II. Chemical Bonding vi. Human Activities II. Energy
d. Mutations a. Lewis Electron Dot b. Global Climate Phenomena a. Light
III. Biodiversity and Evolution Structures (LEDS) i. Greenhouse Effect i. Diffraction
a. Levels of Biodiversity (genetics, b. Formation of Ionic bonds ii. Carbon footprint ii. Interference
species, and ecosystem) c. Naming and Writing Ionic iii. El Niño and La Niña iii. Polarization of Light
b. Species diversity compounds iv. Ozone Depletion b. Heat and Work
i. Threatened Species d. Formation of covalent III. Solar system and the Universe i. Heat Engine
Categories (critically bonding a. Stars ii. Efficiency of heat
endangered, endangered, e. Naming and writing i. Characteristics (luminosity, engines
vulnerable, other threatened covalent compounds surface, temperature, mass) c. Electricity
species) f. Determining ionic or ii. Stellar Evolution i. Current, voltage, and
c. Threats to Biodiversity covalent of Ionic bonds resistance
(pollution, climate change, g. Metallic Bonding ii. Ohm’s Law

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 overexploitation, invasive
species, and habitat lass)
d. Protection and conservation of
endangered and economically
important species
IV. Ecosystem
a. Types of Ecosystems in the
Philippines
i. Tropical rainforests
ii. Swamps
iii. Estuaries
iv. Mangrove forests
v. coral reefs
b. Impact of human activities in an
(loss of habitat, decrease in
biodiversity, etc.)
10 Earth and Space
I. Earth and Its Processes
a. Sustainable management of
resources
II. Weather and Climate
a. Mitigation and Adaptation
using Green Technology
III. Solar System and the Universe
a. Theories on the formation of
the Solar System
i. Nebular hypothesis
ii. Accretion theory
iii. Protoplanet theory
iv. Capture Theory
-Measurement of current
III.Chemical Reaction and voltage
a. Evidences of Chemical iii. Variations of voltage,
Reactions current, and
b. Chemical Equation resistance in series
c. Balancing Chemical and parallel
Equations connections
d. Law of Conservation of d. Electricity and Magnetism
Mass i. Electromagnetic induction
e. Types of Chemical
ii. Electric motor and generator
Reactions (combination,
decompositions, single-
replacement, double-
replacement, combustion)
f. Factors Affecting the Rates
of Chemical Reactions
Forces and Motion Matter Living Things and Their Environment
I. Energy I. Mole Concept I. Structures and Functions
a. Light a. Mass a. Processes in the Human Body
i. Mirror (plane and b. Moles i. Coordination (nervous and
curved) c. Avogadro’s Number endocrine system-hormones)
ii. Lenses d. Percentage composition of a ii. Body Regulation (Homeostasis-all
iii. Ray compound body systems)
diagramming II. Gas Law II. Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of
b. Electricity a. Kinetic Molecular Theory Traits
b. Volume, pressure, temperature and a. Biotechnology
i. Static electricity
number of moles relationship i. Traditional
ii. Charges
i. Boyle’s Law ii. Modern
iii. Charging
ii. Charles’ Law III.Biodiversity and Evolution
process
iii. Gay-Lussac’s Law a. Theories of Evolution
iv. Current, voltage,
iv. Avogadro’s Law i. Lamarck’s Theory of Evolution
and resistance
v. Ideal Gas Laws ii. Darwin’s Theory of Evolution
v. Ohm’s Law
III.The variety of Carbon Compounds b. Lines of Evidence of Evolution
-Measurement of
a. Carbon Atom’s (fossils, biography, comparative
current and
b. Types of Hydrocarbons morphology, patterns of development)
voltage
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 vi. Variations of IV. Ecosystems
voltage, current, and a. Photosynthesis
resistance in series b. Cell respiration
and parallel c. Carrying capacity of an ecosystem
connections d. Population Growth

c. Heat, Work, and

Efficiency (G9)
i. Generation,
Transmission, and
distribution of
electrical energy
from power plants
and geothermal
energy
d. Electromagnetic Waves
i. Relative
wavelength,
frequency, and
energy
ii. Practical
applications of EM
waves
iii. Effects of
radiation on living
things
e. Nuclear Energy
i. Nucleus of the
Atom
ii. Types of
radiation
iii. Nuclear fusion
and fission

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Prepared by:

Ms. Rechel T. Avenido Ms. Toni Yzabelle B. Bilo Ms. Ma. Janina Joy F. Fernandez Mr. Gregorio C. Simangan

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