Follow along week by week as students journey from cellular biology and human body systems into the mechanics of inheritance and reproduction in plants and animals.
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National holiday observance (Sep 23 & 24).
Mid-semester scheduled break week.
Comprehensive review covering life science units ahead of final exams.
Semester culmination testing cell biology, body systems, and reproduction.
Introducing the foundational characteristics of living organisms and life science.
Deepening understanding of cellular life principles.
Transitioning from general life concepts into microscopic cellular components.
Mastering how organelle structures support essential cell functions.
Connecting cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems together.
Exploring skeletal and muscular systems that frame living organisms.
Understanding digestive, respiratory, and excretory functions.
Detailed breakdown of metabolic intake and output systems.
Analyzing circulatory and transport systems within organisms.
Investigating nervous system processing and response mechanisms.
Consolidating nervous and sensory coordination in living organisms.
Entering genetics: understanding inherited traits and genetic transmission.
Reinforcing how genetic information passes down through generations.
Scheduled autumn pause for students to recharge.
Comparing asexual and sexual reproduction strategies across organisms.
Investigating animal life cycles, behaviors, and development.
Exploring plant reproduction, pollination, and growth stages.
Reviewing all Module topics ahead of final evaluations.
Comprehensive evaluation of Semester 1 learning.
Finalizing evaluation for Semester 1.