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FIDP Earth and Life Science
FIDP Earth and Life Science
FIDP Earth and Life Science
Core Subject Description: This learning area is designed to provide a general background for the understanding of Earth Science and Biology. It presents the
history of the Earth through geologic time. It discusses the Earth’s structure, composition, and processes. Issues, concerns, and problems pertaining to natural
hazards are also included. It also deals with the basic principles and processes in the study of biology. It covers life processes and interactions at the cellular,
organism, population, and ecosystem levels.
Culminating Performance Standard: Conduct a survey to assess possible geological and hydrometeorological hazards that the community may experience.
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and Processes three and Rocks of the rocks and into igneous, into igneous,
A. Minerals and main (the origin minerals found sedimentary, sedimentary,
Rocks categories and in the and and
of rocks environment community metamorphic metamorphic
of formation
of common
minerals and
rocks)
C. Endogenic 4. geologic C. Endogenic 6. describe U 4. describe U Analyzing Essay Communication Think, Pair,
Processes processes Processes where the where the Share
thatoccur (geologic Earth’s internal Earth’s internal
within the processes heat comes heat comes
Earth thatoccur from. from.
within the
Earth)
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and contrast contrast the
the formation formation of
of the different the different
types of igneous types of igneous
rocks rocks
11. describe U Analyzing Essay Communication Simulation
how rocks
behave under
different types
of stress such as
compression,
pulling apart,
and shearing
6. plate 12. explain how U Analyzing Communication Simulation
tectonics the continents
drift
13. cite K Rem Representation Video CLips
evidence that
support
continental drift
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n of the the movement the movement Simulation
Earth’s Crust of plates leads of plates leads
(plate to the to the
tectonics) formation of formation of
folds and faults folds and faults
15. explain how U Analyzing Written Report Communication
the seafloor
spreads
16. describe the U Analyzing Essay Communication Article
structure and analysis
evolution of
ocean basins
7. how the E.History of 17. describe U 9. describe how U Analyzing Home Team Report Communication jigsaw
planet the Earth how layers of layers of rocks
earth (how the rocks (stratified (stratified rocks)
evolved in planet earth rocks) are are formed
the last evolved in the formed
4.6 billion last 4.6 billion
years years
(including (including the
the age of age of the
the earth, earth, major
major geologic time
geologic subdivisions,
time and marker
subdivisio fossils)
ns, and
marker
fossils) 18. describe the U 10. describe the U Analyzing Group Report Communication Picture
different different Analysis
methods methods (Small Group)
(relative and (relative and
absolute dating) absolute dating)
to determine to determine
the age of the age of
stratified rocks stratified rocks
B. 2. the B.Hydromete Conduct a survey 2. using hazard K 2. using hazard K Understan Poster Representation Graphic
Hydrometeorolog different orological to assess the maps, identify maps, identify ding Organizers
ical Phenomena hazards Phenomena possible areas prone to areas prone to
and Hazards caused by and Hazards geologic/hydrom hazards hazards brought
hydromet eteorological brought about about by
eorologica hazards that by earthquakes,
l their community earthquakes, volcanic
phenomen may experience volcanic eruptions, and
a (tropical eruptions, and landslides
cyclones, landslides
monsoons
, floods
and
tornadoes
or ipo-ipo)
3. give U Evaluating Written Recom- Reasoning Proof Scenario
practical ways mendation Building
of coping with
geological
hazards
caused by
earthquakes,
volcanic
eruptions, and
landslides