INVENTORY LIST IN SCIENCE LABORATORY

As of February, 2022

No. Items Quantity

1. Compound Microscope
2. Simple Microscope
3. Glass slide
4. Glass cover
5. Dissecting sets
6. Erlenmeyer Flask
7. Beaker
8. Bell Jar
9. Stirring Rod
10. Planetarium
11. Tripod
12. Set of Weights
13. Graduated Cylinder
14. Thermometers
15. Magnifying Glass
16. Test Tube
17. Funnel
18. Pipette
19. Test tube rack
20. Bunsen burner
21. Alcohol lamp
22. Syringe
23. Tongs
24. Dropper
25. Tuning fork
26. Magnet
27. Weighing Scale
28. Balance scale
29. Spatula
30. Burette
31. Ring stand
32. Wire Gauze
33. Mortar and Pestle
34. Rubber Stopper/cork
35. Evaporating Dish
36. Petri Dish
37. Forceps
38. Wire Brush
39. Watch Glass
40. Litmus paper
41. Filter paper
 LIST OF LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS/ACTIVITIES
GRADE QUARTE
EXPERIMENTS/ACTIVITIES
LEVEL R
The Scientific Method
Elements and Compounds
Distinguish Mixtures from Substances Based on a set of
1 Properties
Properties of Solutions
Concentrations of Solutions
Parts and Function of the Microscope
Focusing Specimens Using Compound Microscope
Different Levels of Biological Organization from Cell to
Biosphere
Animal and Plant Cell
2 Cell as the Basic and Functional Unit of Life
Reproduction: Asexual and Sexual Reproduction
Biotic and Abiotic Factors
Everything is Connected
7 Energy Transfer in the Ecosystem
Motion
Speed
Acceleration
Waves
3 Properties and Characteristics of Sound
Light
Colors of Light – Colors of Life
Heat Transfer
Types of Changing Process
All About Location
To Protect and to Conserve
4 Reason for the Seasons
Solar Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse
Force and Motion
Newton’s Third Law of Motion
Potential Energy and Kinetic Energy
When Hotter, Faster, or Slower?
Colors of Light
1 Heat and Temperature
Relationship between Voltage and Current
Advantages and Disadvantages of Series and Parallel
8 Connections
Electrical Safety Devices
Earthquakes and Faults
EARTHQUAKE: Epicenter vs. Focus, Intensity vs.
Magnitude and Active vs. Inactive Fault
2 The Relationship Between Faults and Earthquakes
Typhoon
Understanding Typhoon
Comets, Asteroids and Meteors
GRADE
QUARTER EXPERIMENTS/ACTIVITIES
LEVEL
Matter Sort
Physical Change or Chemical Change
3 Phase Change
Water Cycle
Atomic Structure
8 Frayer Model
Meiosis I and II
My Global Name
4
Who’s on the Red List?
Food Chain and Food Web
Never-ending Cycle
What a Bunch of Grapes
What’s the Word?
Bikini Bottom Genetics: Incomplete Dominance
1
My Backyard Biodiversity
Understanding Glycolysis
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
Lewis Electron Dot Structure (LEDS)
Atomic Model
Ionic Bond
2
Organic Compounds
9
Alkane, Alkene or Alkyne
Mole Concept
Volcanoes
Soda-mint Candy (volcanic eruption)
3 When the Sun’s Rays Strike
Poster Making (climate change/global warming)
Am I a Climate Hero or a Climate Culprit?
Problem Solving
4 Concept Map
Flowchart
Head-On Collision
Mountain Building
1
Going Separate Ways
Concept Map
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Image Characteristics and Laws of Reflection
Type of Image Formed by Concave Mirrors at Different
2
Object Positions
How Does a Pinhole Viewer Work?
Concept Map
10 Menstrual Cycle
Break it Down!
3 DNA and RNA molecule
Genetic Diseases
AHA! Analogous! Homologous
Problem Solving
Graphic Organizer
Decomposition, Combination, Single Replacement, or
4
Double Replacement
Exothermic or Endothermic
Poster Making