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BIOLOGY LESSON NOTE FOR FIRST TERM SS1

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Biology Scheme of Work for SS1 First Term

WEEK 1: Biology and LivingThings

WEEK 2: Living things and Non Living Things, Classification

WEEK 3: Classification of Living Things

WEEK 4: Classification of Animals and Organization of Life

WEEK 5: The cell (Definition, Forms, Structure, Functions and Theory)

WEEK 6: The cell and Its Environment (Osmosis, Diffusion, Biological Significance)

WEEK 7: Properties and Functions of the Cell (Cellular Respiration)

WEEK 8: Mode of Nutrition and Plant Nutrition (Photosynthesis and Chemosynthesis)

WEEK 9: Mode of Nutrition and Plant Nutrition (Photosynthesis and Chemosynthesis)

WEEK 10: Growth (Basis and Aspects of Growth)

WEEK 11: Revision 

WEEK 12: Examination

WEEK 13: Examination

REFERENCE BOOKS

  • Modern Biology for Senior Secondary Schools by S.T. Ramlingam
  • Essential Biology by M.C Michael
  • New Biology by H. Stone and Cozen
  • SSCE, Past Questions and Answers
  • New System Biology by Lam and Kwan
  • College Biology by IdodoUmeh
  • UTME, SSCE and CAMBRIDGE Past Questions and Answers
  • Biology Practical Text

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BIOLOGY LESSON NOTE FOR FIRST TERM SS1

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WEEK 1: BIOLOGY AND LIVING THINGS

CONTENT

  • Biology as Inquiry inScience
  • Process or Method of Science
  • Microscope Parts and Functions

BIOLOGY AS AN INQUIRY IN SCIENCE

Science is the study of nature (living and non-living things).  Biology is a science that studies living things in nature. Biology was formed from the Greek words “Bio” (meaning life) and “logos” (meaning, study of).

The organisms studied in biology are generally classified into plants and animals. Therefore, biology is a science subject that can be subdivided into two main branches or subjects namely:

  • Botany –the study of
  • Zoology – the study of animals.

Other branches of biology include zoology, botany, microbiology, parasitology, anatomy, physiology, biotechnology, etc.

RELEVANCE OF BIOLOGY

Biology has found great applications in many areas of human life, some of which include:

  1. Medicine: Production of drugs and vaccines for preventing and curing many diseases e.g. penicillin, organ transplant e.g. kidney (renal) transplant, in-vitro fertilization in infertile couples.
  2. Agriculture: Production of hybrid (crops and animals with desired qualities), use of biological pestic.ides to control agricultural pests
  3. Bioremediation i.e. use of naturally occurring bacteria to clean up oil spills and toxic
  4. Biotechnology: Use of genetic engineering to fight genetic diseases.
  5. Food production: Production of single cell protein (SCP) to reduce protein deficiency problem, food storage and preservation

EVALUATION

  1. What is
  2. Describe the following branches of Biology (a) parasitology (b) anatomy (c)
PROCESS OR METHOD OF SCIENCE

This is a systematic approach used to investigate enquiries arising from any observation made in nature. Therefore, the scientific method is the tool used to unravel the mysteries of life. The scientific methods include the following steps:

  • Observation
  • Classification
  • Inference
  • Measurement and Identification
  • Hypothesis
  • Experiment
  • Control or Conclusion
  • Theory or Law

The starting point of scientific method is observation which involves the use of the senses to describe what one has seen or felt about an object. The observation then leads to classification, then to inference (logical reasoning) and later to measurement and identification of the existing problem. This is followed by hypothesis which is a reasonable explanation for an observation made and which can be tested experimentally. A tested hypothesis may be accepted, rejected or modified to form a new hypothesis. A tested hypothesis that is found to be repeatedly true within the limits of available evidence becomes a theory. A theory is therefore an aggregate of many verified hypotheses. An extensively tested and proven theory becomes a law or principle which is still subject to change due to continual experimentation or research. To carry out a successful experiment (void of false conclusions), a parallel experiment called controlled experiment is usually set up. This is done by keeping constant all factors affecting the result of the main experiment and varying the factor being tested.

Experiments should be reported following a generally accepted pattern laid down by scientists. The pattern includes:

  1. Aim: the purpose of the
  2. Apparatus/ materials required.
  3. Method /procedure followed
  4. Observation made.
  5. Conclusion based on observation made and final result got.

Note: Precaution or care that should be taken against dangers/hazards can also feature during experimentation.

EVALUATION

  1. Define (a) Hypothesis     (b) Theory     (c) Principle
  2. List the steps in scientific methods.

MICROSCOPE PARTS AND FUNCTIONS

A microscope is an instrument used in magnifying and viewing organisms smaller than 0.1mm that is too tiny to be seen by the human eyes. A compound light microscope consists of the following parts:

  1. Revolving nose piece: it is used for selecting lens to be used and to be in line with the eye
  2. Objective lenses (low, medium and high power): for magnification of object
  3. Eye piece lens or ocular: for viewing magnified
  4. Body tube: provides attachment to eyepiece, revolving nose piece, low-power, medium-power and high-power objective lens.
  5. Coarse focus knob: for focusing on object at low power.
  6. Fine adjustment knob: for focusing on object at medium and high power magnification so that object is sharper at focus.
  7. Arm: for lifting or carrying the microscope.
  8. Clip: for holding glass slide on stage.
  9. Stage: for displaying slide and specimens under focus.
  10. Condenser: regulates the amount of light rays entering the microscope and object.
  11. Knob: to raise and lower the
  12. Base: for balancing the microscope on the
  13. Mirror: for collecting light rays and directing them to condenser and

EVALUATION

  1. List five major parts of a microscope and their
  2. Mention two other types of

GENERAL EVALUATION

  1. “Biology is a science that studies life”.
  2. State the various professions practicable with adequate knowledge of biology.
  3. How relevant is biology to you as a living organism?
  4. What is a scientific method?
  5. Describe the pattern followed during experimentation in a scientific study.

READING ASSIGNMENT

Modern Biology, chapter 1, page 1 – 5.

WEEKEND ASSIGNMENT

  1. Biology is a subject concerned with the study of ____ (a) living things (b) non-living things (c) living and non-living things (d) climate.
  2. A parallel experiment done alongside a laboratory experiment is said to be _______         (a) side experiment (b) certainty experiment (c) controlled experiment (d) emergency experiment.
  3. A reasonable explanation for any observation made in nature is scientifically termed ____ (a) idea (b) theory (c) hypothesis (d) notion.
  4. _____ is a scientific fact (a) observation  (b) theory (c) idea (d) hypothesis
  5. The part that regulates the amount of light entering a microscope is the  (a) knob    (b) fine adjustment  (c) condenser  (d) objective lens

THEORY

  1. State four relevance of biology to
  2. List five careers in biology.

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WEEK 2: LIVING THINGS AND NON LIVING THINGS

Overview:

CONTENT

  • Characteristics of Living Things
  • Differences between Plants and Animals
  • Classification of Living Things

CHARACTERISTICS OF LIVING THINGS

Everything in nature can be classified into two groups: living and non -living things.

The living things can be distinguished from their nonliving counterparts through the following characteristics observable in all living things:

  1. MOVEMENT: Animals can move from place to place on their own in search of food. Higher plants move certain parts of their body in response to growth or external stimuli
  2. RESPIRATION: In order to perform the…  To Download the Full Lesson Note Online, CLICK HERE. You can also reach us on WhatsApp, Click Here to Chat with us.

WEEK 3: CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING ORGANISMS

Overview:

CONTENT

  • Modern Classification of Living Organisms
  • Kingdom Monera, Protista, Fungi
  • Kingdom Plantae
  • Kingdom Animalia

MODERN CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING ORGANISMS

All organisms cannot be suitably classified as either plants or animals based on CarolusLinneaus classification. Therefore five kingdoms have been generally accepted for all living organisms, these include Monera, Protista, fungi, plantae and animalia.

KINGDOM MONERA (Prokaryotes)

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WEEK 4: CLASSIFICATION OF ANIMALS AND ORGANIZATION OF LIFE

Overview:

CONTENT

  • The vertebrates
  • Level of organization of life
  • Complexity of organization in higher organization

THE VERTEBRATES (PHYLUM CHORDATA)

All vertebrates have the following features:

  1. A bilaterally symmetrical body which is divided into a head, trunk and a tail with a neck joining the head to the trunk in most vertebrates.
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Biology Lesson Note for SS1 (First Term)

WEEK 5: THE CELL

Overview:

CONTENT

  • Definition of cell and forms of cellular existence
  • Cell structure and functions of the cell components
  • Similarities and Differences between plant and animal cell
  • Cell theory

DEFINITION AND FORMS OF CELLULAR EXISTENCE

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WEEK 6: CELL AND ITS ENVIRONMENT

Overview:

CONTENT

  • Environment/Nature and state of matter
  • Diffusion (Definition, process and significance)
  • Osmosis (Definition, process and significance)
  • Relationship between osmosis and diffusion
  • Haemolysis and plasmolysis
  • Flaccidity and turgidity

Environment/Nature and State of Matter

Living cells are known to be surrounded by a watery environment. This may include:

Fresh/salt water in which the unicellular organisms live, Intercellular fluid that bath the bodies of cells of higher animals.

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WEEK 7: SOME PROPERTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE CELL

Overview:

CONTENT

  • Cellular respiration
  • Mechanism of cellular respiration

CELLULAR (INTERNAL/TISSUE) RESPIRATION

The oxidation of glucose in the cell to release energy is known as cellular respiration and it occurs in the mitochondria of all living cells. There are two types of… To Download the Full Lesson Note Online, CLICK HERE. You can also reach us on WhatsApp, Click Here to Chat with us.

WEEK 8: MODE OF NUTRITION AND PLANT NUTRITION

Overview:

CONTENT

  • Autotrophic nutrition
  • Heterotrophic nutrition
  • Modes of Autotrophic Nutrition (Photosynthesis and Chemosynthesis)
  • Photosynthesis
  • Mechanisms of photosynthesis
  • Importance of photosynthesis
  • Experiments on photosynthesis
  • Chemosynthesis
  • Mineral Requirements of Plants

AUTOTROPHIC NUTRITION   

Plants are referred to as autotrophs, i.e. being able to manufacture their food (Organic compound from inorganic materials such as water, carbon dioxide)

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Biology Lesson Note for SS1 (First Term)

WEEK 9: MODE OF NUTRITION AND PLANT NUTRITION

Overview:

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WEEK 10: GROWTH

Overview:

CONTENT

  • Basis of growth
  • Aspects of growth
  • Regulation of growth by hormones

GROWTH

Growth is the irreversible increase in dry mass, size and complexity of an organism brought about by the synthesis of new protoplasm.

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WEEK 11: Revision

WEEK 12: Examination

WEEK 13: Examination

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