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Life Science

Life Science

Georgia Lesson Plans

1.1 - What is science?

1.2 - Living Things

1.3 - Where does life come from?

1.4 - How are living things Classified?

2.1 - Cell Structure

2.2 - Viewing Cells

2.3 - Viruses

3.1 - Chemistry of Life

3.2 - Moving Cellular Materials

3.3 - Energy for Life

4.1 - Cell Division and Mitosis

4.2 - Sexual Reproduction and Meiosis

5.1 - Genetics

5.2 - Genetics Since Mendel

5.3 - Advances in Genetics

6.1 - Ideas About Evolution

6.2 - Clues About Evolution

6.3 - The Evolution of Primates

7.1 - What are bacteria?

7.2 - Bacteria in Your Life

8.1 - Protists

8.2 - Fungi

9.1 - An Overview of Plants

9.2 - Seedless Plants

9.3 - Seed Plants

10.1 - Introduction to Plant Reproduction

10.2 - Seedless Reproduction

10.3 - Seed Reproduction

11.1 - Photosynthesis and Respiration

11.2 - Plant Responses

12.1 - Is it an animal?

12.2 - Sponges and Cnidarians

12.3 - Flatworms and Roundworms

13.1 - Mollusks

13.2 - Segmented Worms

13.3 - Arthropods

13.4 - Echinoderms

14.1 - Chordates and Vertebrates

14.2 - Fish

14.3 - Amphibians

14.4 - Reptiles

15.1 - Birds

15.2 - Mammals

16.1 - Types of Behavior

16.2 - Behavioral Interactions

17.1 - The Skeletal System

17.2 - The Muscular System

17.3 - The Skin

18.1 - Nutrition

18.2 - The Digestive System

19.1 - The Circulatory System

19.2 - Blood

19.3 - The Lymphatic System

20.1 - The Respiratory System

20.2 - The Excretory System

21.1 - The Nervous System

21.2 - The Senses

22.1 - The Endocrine System

22.2 - The Reproductive System

22.3 - Human Life Stages

23.1 - The Immune System

23.2 - Infectious Diseases

23.3 - Noninfectious Diseases

24.1 - Living Earth

24.2 - Populations

24.3 - Interactions Within Communities

25.1 - Abiotic Factors

25.2 - Cycles in Nature

25.3 - Energy Flow

26.1 - How Ecosystems

26.2 - Biomes

26.3 - Aquatic Ecosystems

27.1 - Resources

27.2 - Pollution

27.3 - The Three Rs of Conservation