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    The document describes different types of interactions between living things, including mutualism where both organisms benefit, commensalism where one benefits without affecting the other, parasitism where one harms the host, and predation where the predator benefits by eating the prey. Examples of each type of interaction are provided, such as flowers and butterflies demonstrating mutualism, deer unaffected by spiders demonstrating commensalism, and parasitic worms harming a human host. Learning tasks then assess understanding of identifying interaction types from pictures.

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    Science 4 Week 7

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    The document describes different types of interactions between living things, including mutualism where both organisms benefit, commensalism where one benefits without affecting the other, parasitism where one harms the host, and predation where the predator benefits by eating the prey. Examples of each type of interaction are provided, such as flowers and butterflies demonstrating mutualism, deer unaffected by spiders demonstrating commensalism, and parasitic worms harming a human host. Learning tasks then assess understanding of identifying interaction types from pictures.

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    Interactions Among Living

    Things in Their Environment


    Objectives

    Describe some types of


    beneficial and harmful
    interactions among living
    things.
    Review
    Tell whether the word listed are BIOTIC or ABIOTIC.
    Things in the Biotic/Abiotic
    Environment
    1. Trees
    2. Sun
    3. Soil
    4. Goat
    5. Rain
    Review
    Tell whether the word listed are BIOTIC or ABIOTIC.
    Things in the Biotic/Abiotic
    Environment
    1. Trees Biotic
    2. Sun Abiotic
    3. Soil Abiotic
    4. Goat Biotic
    5. Rain Abiotic
    Interaction Among Living Things
    Beneficial Harmful
    Mutualism Parasitism

    Commensalism Predation
    MUTUALISM
    It is an interaction
    of two organisms
    wherein both are
    getting benefits
    from each other.
    MUTUALISM
    It is an interaction
    of two organisms
    wherein both are
    getting benefits
    from each other.
    COMMENSALIS
    M
    This is an interaction
    between organisms in
    which one is benefiting
    while the one never
    been affected neither
    beneficially nor
    harmfully.
    COMMENSALIS
    M
    • The tree provides a
    stable environment
    to orchids.
    • The tree is neither
    harmed or
    benefited.
    COMMENSALIS
    M
    Cattle egrets eat the
    insects stirred up by
    cattle when they are
    grazing. The cattle are
    unaffected, while the
    birds gain food.
    PARASITISM

    Parasites are small


    organisms that live
    outside or inside the
    body of the host
    (organism that is
    harmed).
    PARASITISM

    Parasites are small


    organisms that live
    outside or inside the
    body of the host
    (organism that is
    harmed).
    PREDATION

    The predator is an
    animal that is usually
    benefited by eating
    the prey (animal that
    is harmed).
    PREDATION

    The predator is an
    animal that is usually
    benefited by eating
    the prey (animal that
    is harmed).
    Learning Task
    Examine the pictures below. Tell the name of the
    organisms. Write the relationships that exist between each
    organism.
    PICTURE ORGANISM RELATIONSHIP

    A.

    B.
    Learning Task
    Examine the pictures below. Tell the name of the
    organisms. Write the relationships that exist between each
    organism.
    PICTURE ORGANISM RELATIONSHIP

    A.

    B.
    Learning Task
    Examine the pictures below. Tell the name of the
    organisms. Write the relationships that exist between each
    organism.
    PICTURE ORGANISM RELATIONSHIP

    A.

    B.
    Learning Task
    Examine the pictures below. Tell the name of the
    organisms. Write the relationships that exist between each
    organism.
    PICTURE ORGANISM RELATIONSHIP

    A.

    B.
    Learning Task
    Examine the pictures below. Tell the name of the
    organisms. Write the relationships that exist between each
    organism.
    PICTURE ORGANISM RELATIONSHIP

    Let us answer
    Learning Task
    Examine the pictures below. Tell the name of the
    organisms. Write the relationships that exist between each
    organism.
    PICTURE ORGANISM RELATIONSHIP

    A. FLOWER
    MUTUALISM
    B. BUTTERFLY
    Learning Task
    Examine the pictures below. Tell the name of the
    organisms. Write the relationships that exist between each
    organism.
    PICTURE ORGANISM RELATIONSHIP

    A. DEER
    COMMENSALIS
    B. SPIDER M
    Learning Task
    Examine the pictures below. Tell the name of the
    organisms. Write the relationships that exist between each
    organism.
    PICTURE ORGANISM RELATIONSHIP

    A. HUMAN
    STOMACH
    B. PARASITIC
    PARASITISM
    WORMS
    Learning Task
    Examine the pictures below. Tell the name of the
    organisms. Write the relationships that exist between each
    organism.
    PICTURE ORGANISM RELATIONSHIP

    A. SHARK
    PREDATION
    B. SMALL FISH
    Learning Task

    Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4


    1. Which of the pictures or organisms show beneficial
    interaction?
    Learning Task

    Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4


    2. When do we say that an interaction (relationship) is
    beneficial?
    Learning Task

    Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4


    3. Which of the organisms are not benefited nor harmed?
    Learning Task

    Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4

    Let us answer
    Learning Task

    Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4


    1. Which of the pictures or organisms show beneficial
    interaction?
    Picture 1 and Picture 2
    Learning Task

    Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4


    2. When do we say that an interaction (relationship) is
    beneficial?
    When it support life of one organism.
    Learning Task

    Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4


    3. Which of the organisms are not benefited nor harmed?

    Picture 2, which is the deer


    Summary

    Interaction Among Living Things


    Beneficial Harmful
    Mutualism Parasitism

    Commensalism Predation

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