Standard 10:
Students will know and understand the characteristics that are the basis
for classifying organisms.
| Benchmark | The Digital Frog 2.5 | The Digital Field Trip to The Wetlands | The Digital Field Trip to The Rainforest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use information about living things | |||
| The roles of structure and function in the organization of living systems | Food Chains, Web Game, Web Energy | Dependency Web, Botany | |
| Cells as the fundamental unit of life | Respiration, Circulation | ||
| The functions of cells which sustain life | Digestive system | Plant Adaptations | Plants, Botany |
| Cell division | Reproduction, Cellular Division | ||
| The use of nutrients by cells | Digestive System | Photosynthesis, Plant Adaptations | |
| The role of heredity and environment in the characteristics of individual organisms | Adaptations in a Bog, Organism Screens | Biodiversity, Organism Screens | |
| That small differences between offspring and parents my accumulate in succeeding generations and may or may not be advantageous to the species | Anatomy | Adaptations in a Bog, Organism Screens | Biodiversity, Organism Screens |
| Disease as a breakdown in the structure or functions of an organism | |||
| Categorize organisms according to reproduction and other characteristics | Reproduction | Organism Screens | Organism Screens |
Standard 11:
Students will know and understand the synergy among organisms and the environments
of the organisms.
| Benchmark | The Digital Frog 2.5 | The Digital Field Trip to The Wetlands | The Digital Field Trip to The Rainforest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Students will: | |||
| Identify organisms according to internal and external environmental regulation | Adaptations, Migration, Organism Screens | Dependency Web, Plant Study, Animal Study, Organism Screens | |
| Describe how organisms obtain and use resources, grow, reproduce, and maintain a stable internal environment while living in a constantly changing external environment | Organism Screens, Migration, Web Game, Photosynthesis, Food Chains | Organism Screens, Dependency Web, Plant Study, Animal Study, Web Game, Niches | |
| Predict behavior in relation to changes in an organisms internal and external environment | Organism Screens, Adaptations | Impact Screens, Organism Screens, Animal Study, Plant Study | |
| Use knowledge of population characteristics to distinguish specific populations | Organism Screens, Web Game | Web Game, Organism Screens, Botany Screens, Biodiversity | |
| Categorize organisms based on the function they serve within their ecosystem | Web Game, Food Web, Organism Screens, Trophic Levels | Dependency Web, Web Game, Organism Screens, Botany Screens | |
| Examine the impact humans have on other species and natural systems over time | Endangered Wetlands, Wetland Types | Endangered Rainforest, Rainforest Mechanisms | |
| Illustrate the impact that overpopulation might have on various regions of the world | Endangered Wetlands, Wetland Types | Endangered Rainforest, Rainforest Mechanisms | |
| Analyze consumption of nonrenewable resources based on population factors (birth rate, death rate, density) | Wetland Mechanisms, Wetland Types | Endangered Rainforest, Rainforest Mechanisms | |
| How almost all human cells contain two copies of 23 chromosomes | Reproduction | ||
| Illustrate the role of personal control of basic needs on health outcomes | |||
| Model responsible health behaviors for peers and others | |||
| Demonstrate the impact of nutrition and exercise on personal health | Anatomy, Muscular, Respiration |