Life Science, 3rd Edition Lesson Plan Overview

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1 Chapter 1: Studying Life Science 1A What Is Science? B Why Study Life Science? 1C What Do Scientist Do? Chapter 1 Life Science, 3rd Edition Lesson Plan Overview 1 7 Limitations of science Thinking Christianly about science Christian vs. non-christian worldviews Loving God by studying His Searching Scripture to see if things are true C or 1D The glory of God seen in His The goodness of God seen in His Dominion Mandate Glorifying God through good stewardship God s of the world The physical and mental effects of the Fall Man s need for a Savior God s provision of redemption Loving your neighbor Suffering as a means for seeing God s glory 6 Chapter 1 Test Chapter 2: Classifying Living Things 2A Why Ideas 2A Adam s naming the animals 7 Classify? Man created in God s image 8 9 2B Scientific Names 2C Problems of Classification Ideas 2B Field Investigation 2F or 2G or Personal Investigation 2I 10 Chapter 2 11 Chapter 2 Test 12 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 3: Life and Cells Man as different from the animals Names in the Bible Appendix C Man as separate from the rest of God s God s command for living things to reproduce after their own kind Ideas 2C and 2D

2 13 3A Living Organisms Ideas 3A God s command for living things to reproduce after their own kind Exercising wise dominion over the earth Scriptural response to the Gaia theory The Bible and idolatry Physical life vs. spiritual life Future judgment of man Eternal life for those who believe in Christ Need for time in God s Word for spiritual growth Importance of witnessing to the lost 3B The Basic Ideas 3B Scripture and the origin of life 14 Unit 3E 15 3C Molecules and Life F or 3G Use of cloth in Bible times Science as a means to show God s love and goodness to others 16 Chapter 3 Ideas 3D 17 Chapter 3 Test Chapter 4: Cell Structure 18 4A Membranes s God s intelligence and power B Typical Parts of Cells 4E and 4F s 4G and 4H God s design of cell structure Understanding of increased by faith in Christ Serving God as a pathologist 21 Chapter 4 22 Chapter 4 Test Chapter 5: Activities of Cells 5A Order Among Cells Ideas 5A 5E B Cellular Respiration 5C Photosynthesis Chapter 5 28 Chapter 5 Test Chapter 6: Cell Division A Genes and Cell Division God s of the energy in the universe Theism and atheism as matters of faith The church of Christ compared to the human body Leaven as an example of the spread of 5F or 5G or both sin E Ideas 6B and 6C Man formed by God (Psalm 139)

3 B How Genes Function 33 Chapter 6 34 Chapter 6 Test Chapter 7: Genetics of Organisms A The Origin of Modern Genetics 7B Genes, Chromosomes, and Heredity Ideas 6D Disease as a means of drawing people to Christ The complexity of DNA as evidence for the existence of God Man s in the image of God Personal The Bible and abortion Investigation 7D 7E Ideas 7B 38 Chapter 7 39 Chapter 7 Test 40 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 8: Genetic Changes 8A Mutations D B Applied Genetics Ideas 8B God s purpose in allowing diseases and disorders God s sovereignty The story of the man that was born blind Doing good to others The Bible and discrimination The effect of the Curse on the physical The Flood Changes after the Flood The world s degeneration, not evolution Mutations as a result of the Curse Effect of presuppositions on interpretation of evidence Evolution as faith-based, not sciencebased Abuse of Dominion Mandate Jacob s use of selective breeding Breeding and evolution Serving God as a livestock breeder Ethical issues involved in cloning The Bible and human cloning Twins in the Bible Man s dominion over other organisms Man s God-given ability to learn Responsibility of using knowledge wisely Christian response to the Human Genome Project Suffering as the result of the Curse Continuation of the Curse until Christ s return Inability of science to solve all of man s problems Salvation through Christ alone

4 44 Chapter 8 45 Chapter 8 Test Chapter 9: Biblical Creationism A What the Bible Teaches About Creation 9B Creationist Views Ideas 9A Importance of a Christian worldview Biblical ism vs. evolutionism Creation or evolution accepted by faith The Bible as the infallible Word of God Fulfilled prophecy, science, and the Holy Spirit as testimonies to the Bible s truth God s of the world Importance of the doctrine of God s by direct acts God s sustaining of His God s power seen through His The biblical account of God s special of man Man s accountability to God The degeneration of God s Personal Investigation 9E Research Investigation 9F (as homework) Ideas 9B Chapter 9 Research 49 Investigation 9F oral reports 50 Chapter 9 Test Chapter 10: Biological Evolution 10A How Biological 51 Evolution Supposedly Took Place 52 Creation and intelligent design Importance of the doctrine of A literal interpretation of the biblical account of The length of a day in Genesis 1 A biblical response to nonliteral views of The Bible, science, and the age of the earth Biblical genealogies The Flood and Noah s ark God s grace for difficult tasks The Bible and fossil evidence Dinosaurs in the Bible Biblical evidence sufficient for rejection of evolution Scriptural and scientific evidence against evolution God s plan for creatures to reproduce after their own kind Ideas 10A and 10B 10D

5 10B A Record Ideas 10C of Evolution? Research 53 Investigations 10E and 10F 54 Chapter Chapter 10 Test 56 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 11: Little-Seen Kingdoms A Kingdoms Archaebacteria and Eubacteria 11B Kingdom Protista 11C Kingdom Fungi Chapter Chapter 11 Test Chapter 12: Plant Kingdom: Structure 12A Form and 62 Structure God s design in Creationist view of homology Flood theory of fossil formation Origin of life Evolution and as matters of faith Ideas 11A 11G Purpose in God s design of Wise stewardship Bacteria before and after the Fall Creation of protozoans Ideas 11B God s design of protozoans God s provision for His creatures needs 11H Famines in the Bible Ideas 11C and11d 11F Ideas 12A and 12B Begin Field Investigation 12F Effect of the Curse on plant life 12B Anatomy Ideas 12C The olive tree in Gethsemane Comparison between a plant s need for water a Christian s need for God s Word 12C Major Plant Groups Chapter Ideas 12D Observe Field Investigations 12F 66 Chapter 12 Test 67 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 13: Plant Kingdom: Processes A Functions of Plants Field Investigation 12G Ideas 12E s 13E, 13I, and 14E (will continue on day 71) G or 13H Set up Class Investigation 13F (will be observed throughout the day) The greatness and glory of God seen in His design of plant life Evolutionist vs. ist interpretation of the origin of plants Changes in the post-flood environment God s special design of plants A Christian s hope and trust found in Christ God s wisdom seen in Using science to help others

6 13B The Ideas 13C Design in nature as evidence of a 70 Environment Designer and Plant Responses 71 and Finish Investigations catch-up 13E, 13I, and 14E 72 Chapter Chapter 13 Test Chapter 14: Plant Kingdom: Reproduction 14A Sexual Reproduction Ideas 14A Creation of plants Christ s use of lilies and sparrows to 74 illustrate His care for humans Growth of a seed as an example of the B Asexual Reproduction 14D Begin Class Investigation 14E 77 Chapter Chapter 14 Test 79 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 15: Invertebrates I: Sponges, Jellyfish, and Worms A What Is an Invertebrate? growth of a Christian Seeds as an example of God s wisdom and love Serving God as a horticulturist Differences between animals and plants seen in Genesis 1 15B Sponges C The Ideas 15A Loving your neighbor Jellyfish: A God s amazing design of jellyfish Cnidarian God s in the depth of the sea 15D The Planarian: A Flatworm 15E Roundworms 83 15F Segmented Worms 84 as another example of His greatness Ideas 15B and 15C The Creator s provision for each of His creatures needs Parasites as a result of the Fall Christ s victory over death and sin and His promise of a new heaven and a new earth Ideas 15D King Herod and worms Set up Class Parasites and loving your neighbor Investigation 16F Dominion Mandate 15F 85 Chapter Chapter 15 Test Chapter 16: Invertebrates II: Mollusks, Arthropods, and Echinoderms 87 16A Mollusks Ideas 16A God s design of the earth Controlling the tongue

7 Selection of activities from TE 88 Selection of Investigations from Student Activities 89 16B Arthropods F 90 16C 294 Ideas 16B and 16C Echinoderms 91 Chapter Chapter 16 Test 93 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 17: Vertebrates I: Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles 17A Body s in 94 Vertebrate Animals God s creativity and design in God s infinite wisdom and creativity compared to humans limited wisdom and creativity God s creative design of the bee colony The ant as an illustration of the importance of being prudent and industrious Ideas 17A God s greatness seen throughout The theme of blood in the Bible Christ s provision of salvation The Lord s Supper Ideas 17B God s greatness seen in His design 96 17B Fish F 97 17C God s care for His creatures Amphibians 17G D Reptiles Frog Dissection (optional) 100 Chapter Chapter 17 Test Chapter 18: Vertebrates II: Birds and Mammals 18A Ideas 18A 102 Endotherms and Ectotherms 18B Birds s God s design of birds that allows for E and 18F flight Ideas 18B C Mammals Ideas 18C How shows God s intelligent design Man as a special of God Biblical examples of the difference between humans and animals 105 Chapter Chapter 18 Test 107 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 19: Animal Behavior Research Investigation 18G

8 19A Innate Behaviors D God s control of the earth seen in His of the animals 108 God s provision for His creatures survival Dominion Mandate How God regards the prayers of believers B Learned 337 How God sometimes provides for our Behaviors Ideas 19A needs through our own labor 19C Intelligent Behaviors Chapter Chapter 19 Test 113 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 20: Animal Sexual Reproduction A Meiosis, Gametes, and Fertilization 20B External Fertilization 20C Internal Fertilization Ideas 19B Man s accountability to God Man as distinct from the animals Man s responsibility to care for God s Ideas 20A The effect of the Fall on animal life D Ideas 20B and 20C Research Investigation 20E 117 Chapter Chapter 20 Test 119 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 21: The Ecosystem A Ecosystems 21B The Abiotic Environment of Ecosystems Facet: Succession in Ecosystems 21C The Biotic Community 21D Rhythms in the Ecosystem Honoring God-given authority God s marvelous work seen throughout Serving God as a marine biologist Research Investigation 21F Studying ecology to help in practicing wise stewardship Parts of the ecosystem seen in the 21G Psalms Ideas 21B and 21C Field Investigation 21H Chapter Chapter 21 Test 128 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 22: Organism Relationships Finish and discuss Investigations Ideas 21D Organization seen in God s Man s relationship to animals before and after the Fall Physical processes designed by God God s design of different biological rhythms God s promise after the Flood

9 22A Energy Begin Research 129 Exchange Investigation 22E Between Begin Class Organisms Investigation 22G 377 (foodweb Ideas 22A or 22B 130 activity) 22B Relationships 131 Between Organisms of the Same Species C Relationships Between Different Species Appendix D Major Biomes of the World 134 Chapter Chapter 22 Test Chapter 23: Natural Resources A Living Things as Natural Resources 23B Man s Role in the Ecosystem The future of the earth The origin, purpose, and future of destructive factors in the world Satan as a predator Ideas 22C God s design for communication between ants The ant as an example of diligence H God s provision of protection for animals Ideas 23A God s promise to supply our needs God s provision through natural resources Christians responsibility to be good stewards of God s Principles for Christian living from James Work on Research Investigation 23E Ideas 23B Ideas 23C Begin Personal Investigation 23G C Pollution Finish Personal Investigation 23G Ideas 23D H Personal Investigation 23F (student reports) 141 Chapter Chapter 23 Test 143 Use as a catch-up period if needed. The Flood and extinction of species Stewardship Agriculture in the Bible God s command to Israel to let the soil rest every seventh year The Bible and genetically modified crops Christ s imminent return God s provision for our needs Stewardship of natural resources Care and concern for our neighbor Loving your neighbor Serving God as an environmental engineer Using wisdom from God to solve ecological problems

10 Chapter 24: and Movement A Human Skin (except facets) B The 146 Skeletal 24C The 147 Muscular Chapter Chapter 24 Test Chapter 25: Internal Balance 24G (facets) s 24H and 24I Ideas 24B and 24C s 24I and 24J Ideas 24E and 24F A The Heart and Blood Vessels 25G H and 25I B The Blood J C The Body s Defense 25D The Excretory The complexity of God s design Jesus s humanity The Bible and racism Jesus s prayer in Gethsemane Ideas 25D Serving God as a phlebotomist The crucifixion Christ s death and resurrection to provide salvation for man Trusting the Lord to provide for every need Ideas 25E Life after the Fall Restoration of The Christian and AIDS Ideas 25F 157 Chapter Chapter 25 Test 159 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 26: Energy A The Respiratory 26B The Digestive 164 Chapter Chapter 26 Test Ideas 26A Christians and smoking Ideas 26B and 26C Ideas 26D Using biblical principles for healthy Christian living Trusting God through stressful situations Ideas 26E 26F

11 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 27: Control A The Ideas 27A God s design of internal coordination Nervous H B The Sense Organs 27C The Endocrine Chapter Chapter 27 Test 175 Use as a catch-up period if needed. Chapter 28: Human Reproduction*** A The Male Reproductive 28B The Female Reproductive 28C From Fertilization to Birth 28D Moral Issues 178 Chapter 28 Test 27I J Ideas 27C and 27D Biblical maturity Living for God A pure thought life The Christian and psychoactive drugs Relying on God for comfort and strength True happiness found in Christ The work of the Holy Spirit in a believer s life Claiming God s promises Ideas 27E Putting complete faith and trust in Christ 1 2 The institution of marriage given in the Bible Satan s perversion of human sexuality Man s in the image of God Death as a result of sin Other results of sin The Bible and abortion God s provision of salvation for those who accept Christ Sexual purity Christ s comfort and strength during temptation *Not all of the Ideas and Investigations activities are listed in the Materials column. Others may be completed in class or assigned as homework as time allows. **Some of the Bible Integration topics are covered in the teacher s edition margin notes and are not directly covered in the student text. ***This chapter is included on the Materials CD.