Science

Systematized body of knowledge

Process of thinking critically &
doing things systematically
Biology
From the Greek word
bios (life) and
logos (to study)
The science/ study of life
Biological aspects:
Physical nature of an organism
Function of different structures
Life process
Behavior
Relationship to the environment
Evolution of an organism
Importance
To appreciate life and living things
To discover more about the
relationship among humans,
animals, and plants
To understand the similarities and
differences of living organisms
 Biology is closely related to our
daily activities
Many things and people around
us is related to biology
Activities Biologic/non-biologic

Eating breakfast BIOLOGIC

Watching TV NON-BIOLOGIC
Watering the plants BIOLOGIC
Taking a bath BIOLOGIC
Playing PSP NON-BIOLOGIC
Exercise BIOLOGIC
Riding a car NON-BIOLOGIC
Occupation Biologic/non-biologic

Nurse BIOLOGIC
Actress/actor NON-BIOLOGIC
Scientists BIOLOGIC
Veterinarian BIOLOGIC
Politician NON-BIOLOGIC
Farmer BIOLOGIC
Singer/Dancer NON-BIOLOGIC
 BOTANY
- study of plants

ZOOLOGY
- study of animals
-identification, classification and naming of
organisms
-structure and form
-insects
-cells
-functions and activities
-early development
- Heredity and variations
- Relationship of organisms to the environment
-fossils and ancient life forms
-small organisms not seen by the naked eye
-change of species through time
-animal behavior
-reptiles and amphibians
-fish
-fungi
-birds
1.Define the following:
Observation
Inference
Classification

2. 5 steps of scientific method

3. Read about Andreas Vesalius
4. Review the lessons for today
Godbless You