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FIRST TERM:

LESSON 1: Continent: ASIA
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SECOND TERM:

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THIRD TERM:

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FOUTH TERM:

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Math worksheets

FIRST TERM: Numbers - Integers

LESSON 1: Whole Numbers
LESSON 2: PEMDAS: Order of Operations
LESSON 3: Associative Property of Addition
LESSON 4: Associative Property of Multiplication
LESSON 5: Distributive Property of Multiplication over Addition and Subtraction

Algebraic Expressions

LESSON 6: Literal Numbers: algebraic expression
LESSON 7: Algebra and EXPONENT
LESSON 8: Laws of Exponents
LESSON 9: Multiplying Powers with the same Exponents
LESSON 10: Power of a Quotient Rule of Exponents
Quiz: Simplifying an Exponential Expression

SECOND TERM:

LESSON 11: Parts of an Algebraic Expression
LESSON 12: Addition of Algebraic Expressions (Combine Like terms)
LESSON 13: Subtracting of Algebraic Expressions (Like terms)
LESSON 14: Multiplication of Two Monomials: Algebraic Expressions
LESSON 15: Multiplication of a Polynomial by a Monomial: Algebraic Expressions
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THIRD TERM: GEOMETRY

LESSON 16: Geometry: Type of Lines and Angles
LESSON 17: Congruent Angles and Angle Bisectors
LESSON 18: Geometry: Types Of Angles Pairs
Quiz: Lines and Angles

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FOURTH TERM: Fractions and Decimals

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Levels of Organization of the Human Organism

The major levels of organization in the body, from the simplest to the most complex are: atoms, molecules, organelles, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, human organism.

The atom is the basic building block for all matter in the universe.

All matter is made up of substances called Elements it's a substance that consists of only one type of atom for Example: oxygen All elements are made up of atoms. Atom is the smallest unit of element are made up of proton, neutron, and electron.

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CHAPTER 1: Life Science

FIRST TERM: Chemical Building Blocks of Life
LESSON 1: What is a Quark in an atom? 
LESSON 2: Structures and Functions of Life Cells, Tissues, and Organs
Levels of Organization
Specialized Cells
Cell Functions and Components
Cell Components
 

LESSON 3: Cell Division: Mitosis
LESSON 4: The differences between plant cell structure and animal cell structure

Organs and Systems of the Human Organism 
LESSON 5: Five Vital Organs in the Human Body 

LESSON 6: Circulatory System: The Heart 

LESSON 7: Respiratory System

LESSON 8: Muscular System

LESSON 9:  Skeletal System 

LESSON 10: Lymphatic System
LESSON 11: Immune system 

LESSON 12: Integumentary System

                        Skin  

LESSON 13: Digestive System

LESSON 14: Nervous System

LESSON 15: Endocrine System

LESSON 16: Reproductive System

LESSON 17: Urinary System 

LESSON 18: Composition of the human body

LESSON 19: Homeostasis

                    Nutrition Concepts

LESSON 20:DNA and Chromosomes
                    Alleles and Traits 

                    Heredity

 LESSON 21: Evolution
                    Evolutionary Relationships

                    Evolution by Natural Selection 

LESSON 22: Ecosystems

                    Energy in Ecosystems

                    Matter in Ecosystems
LESSON 23: Food Chains
                    Food Webs

                    Relationships in Ecosystems (Predator-Prey, Symbiosis)
                    Disruption of Ecosystems and Extinction

CHAPTER 2: Physical Science

SECOND TERM: Matter, Elements, Chemical Interactions

 

LESSON 24: Structures of Matter
                    Atomic Particles
                    Ions and Isotopes
                    Molecules, Elements, and Compounds
                    Physical and Chemical Properties
LESSON 25: States of Matter
                    Chemical Formulas and Equations
                    Conservation of Mass
                    Balancing Chemical Equations
                    Types of Chemical Reactions
                    Solutions and Solubility

                    Saturation, Weak and Strong Solutions

LESSON 26: Types of Energy
                    Energy Transformations
                    Waves
                    Types of Electromagnetic Radiation
                    Uses and Dangers of Electromagnetic Radiation
                    Heat
                    Energy in Reactions
                    Endothermic Reactions
                    Exothermic Reactions
                    Sources of Energy
LESSON 27: Motion and Force
                    Motion
                    Momentum and Collisions
                    Force

LESSON 28: Gravity
                    Newton’s Laws
                    Mass and Weight

LESSON 29:Work and Machines
                    Simple Machines
                    Mechanical Advantage and Power

 

CHAPTER 3: Earth and Space Science 

THIRD TERM: Space Systems

LESSON 30: The Solar System

                    The Sun, moons, Asteroids and Comets

                    Eight Planets and Dwarf Planet Pluto

                    Mercury

                    Venus

                    Earth

                    Mars

                    Jupiter

                    Saturn

                    Uranus

                    Neptune

LESSON 31: The Universe

                    Stars

 

 Earth Systems

LESSON 32:The Structure of Earth
                    Tectonic Plates

LESSON 33: Earth’s Atmosphere

LESSON 34: Weathering and Erosion
                    Wind
LESSON 35: Earth's Bodies of Water

                    The Five Oceans

                    Seas
                    Lakes
                    Rivers
                    Other bodies of water 
LESSON 36: Water Cycle

LESSON 37: Living Things and Non-living Things
LESSON 38: Life Cycle
LESSON 39: Land Biomes

                    tropical rainforests

                    savannas

                    deserts

                    chaparral (shrubland)

                    temperate grasslands

                    temperate forests

                    taiga (boreal forests)

                    tundra 

LESSON 40: Water Biomes

                    Freshwater Biomes (Lakes, Ponds, Rivers, Streams, Wetlands)

                    Marine biomes

                    Oceans, Coral Reefs, Estuaries, Intertidal Zones, 

                    Deep Sea, Photic Zone, Aphotic Zone