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Exploring Nature Grade 5. We study the living nature of the Earth. Collection 1

Course Difficulty Icon Intermediate
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Course Duration Icon 11 hrs
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We study the living nature of the Earth, focusing on organisms, their characteristics, and the methods used to explore them. Through interactive lessons and hands-on experiments, students gain a deeper understanding of the living environment, its diversity, and the relationships between organisms and their habitats.

Key Features of the Course:

  • Organisms and Methods of Their Study
  • Animal Nutrition and Respiration
  • Plant Nutrition and Respiration
  • Support and Movement in Animals
  • Support and Movement in Plants
  • Fungi
  • Interaction of Organisms with the Environment
  • Terrestrial and Aerial Habitats
  • Aquatic Habitats
  • Soil Habitats

Course Modules:

Module 1: We study the living nature of the Earth

  • Lesson 22: What Are the Characteristics of Organisms and How Are They Studied
    - Learn about organisms and their properties
    - Explore methods of studying organisms
    - Experiment with planting and germinating beans
  • Lesson 23: Why and How Animals Eat and Breathe-
    - Discover animal diets and how they obtain foo
    - Understand animal nutrition and respiration
  • Lesson 24: How Plants Eat and Breathe
    - Study plant nutrition
    - Experiment with plant respiration
  • Lesson 25: Investigating Support and Movement in Animals and Plants
    - Learn about support and movement in animals
    - Explore different movement methods in animals
    - Study plant movement towards the sun
  • Lesson 26: What Are the Characteristics of Fungi
    - Learn about the structure and life of fungi
    - Discover fungal diversity
    - Investigate fungi through experiments
  • Lesson 27: How Organisms Interact with Their Environment
    - Explore habitats of organisms
    - Learn about interactions among organisms
    - Study the connections between different organisms
  • Lesson 28: Adaptations of Organisms to Terrestrial and Aerial Habitats
    - Learn about terrestrial and aerial habitats and their inhabitants
    - Investigate the adaptations of organisms in these environments
  • Lesson 29: How Organisms Adapt to Aquatic and Soil Habitats
    - Discover aquatic habitats and their inhabitants
    - Explore soil habitats and their diversity

Expected Learning Outcomes:

By completing this course, students will be able to:

  • Identify and describe the characteristics of organisms.
  • Explain the methods used to study organisms.
  • Compare animal and plant nutrition and respiration.
  • Analyze the support and movement mechanisms in animals and plants.
  • Classify fungi and describe their life characteristics.
  • Model the relationships between organisms and their environment.
  • Explain adaptations of organisms to various habitats.
  • Recognize and name local plants, animals, and fungi.
  • Present individual or group research projects.

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of Earth's living nature, fostering curiosity and scientific thinking while encouraging a respectful attitude toward all living things.

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