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State Content Standards and Learning Expectations
Life Science
Content standard: 1.0 Cell Structure and Function
The student will investigate the function
of plant and animal cells
Learning Expectations: 1.1 Know that all organisms are made of
one or more cells.
Content standard: 2.0 Interactions between Living Things
and Their Environment.
The student will investigate how things
interact with one another and with non-living elements of their environment.
Learning Expectations: 2.1 investigate the relationships among
organisms in a specific ecosystem.
2.2 Recognize that organism’s area able to
change their environment.
Content Standard: 3.0 Food Productions and Energy for Life
The student will study the basic parts of
plants, investigate how plants produce food, and discover that plants and
animals use food to sustain life.
Learning Expectations: 3.1 realize that plants and animals use
food for energy.
3.2 Recognize the function of specific
structures in organisms that allow them to obtain and use energy.
Content Standard: 4.0 Heredity and Reproduction
The student will understand the basic
principles of inheritance.
Learning Expectations: 4.1 realize that certain characteristics
are passed from parent to offspring.
4.2 Realize that reproduction is necessary
for the survival of species.
4.3 Investigate the life cycles of
different organisms.
Content Standard: 5.0 Diversity and Adaptation among Living
Things
The student will understand that living
things have characteristics that enable them to survive in their environment.
Learning Expectations: 5.1 realize that plants and animals can
be grouped according to similarities and differences in their characteristics.
5.2 Determine that adaptations help
organisms to survive in their environment.
Content Standard: 6.0 Biological Change
The student will understand that living
things have changed over time.
Learning Expectations: 6.1 realize that fossils show connections
between organisms that lived in the past and those that live in the present.
6.2 recognize that extinction has occurred
in the past and continues today.
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