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Table of Specification Earth and Life Science
Table of Specification Earth and Life Science
SUBJECT: Earth and Life Science GRADE: 11 GRADING PERIOD: 1st grading
No. of No.
Hours Weight of Total
Content Competencies BLOOM’S TAXONOMY LEVEL
% Items OF LEARNINGS
I Origin and Structure 1. State the different Easy 70% Average 20% Difficult 10 % TOTAL
Of the Earth hypotheses explaining
the origin of the universe
a. Universe and 2. Describe the different: Rememberin Understandin Applying Analyzing Evaluatin Creatin
Solar System hypotheses explaining g g g g
the origin of
The solar system
b. Earth and Earth 3. Recognize the 7 17.5% 5
System uniqueness of Earth,
being the only planet
In the solar system with
properties necessary to
support
The life
4. Explain that the Earth
consists of four
subsystems , across
whose boundaries matter
and energy flow.
5. Explain the current
advancements/
information on the solar
system
6. Show the contributions
of personalities/ people
on the understanding of
the earth systems.
7. Identify the layers of the
Earth (Crust, mantle,
core)
8. Differentiate the Layers
of the Earth
II. Earth Materials and 1. Identify common rock-
Processes forming minerals using
their physical
And chemical properties
a. Minerals and 2. Classify rocks into 2 5% 1
Rocks Igneous, sedimentary,
and metamorphic.
b. Exogenic 3. Describe how rocks
Processes undergo weathering
4. Explain how the 3 7.5% 2
products of weathering
are carried away by
erosion and deposited
elsewhere
5. Make a report on how
rocks and soil move
downslope due to the
direct action of gravity
c. Endogenic 6. Describe where the
processes Earth’s internal heat
comes from
7. Describe how magma is
formed ( magmatism)
8. Describe what happens 6 15% 5
after the magma is
formed (plutonism and
volcanism )
9. Describe the changes in
mineral components and
texture of rocks due to
changes in pressure and
temperature
(metamorphism)
10. Compare and contrast
the formation of the
different types of
igneous rocks
11. Describe how rocks
behave under different
types of stress such as
compression, pulling
apart, and shearing
d. Deformation of 12. Explain how the
the Crust continental drift
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