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1 Jamaica_Science_Grade 07 Table of Content with Listing of Activities 1. Sorting Materials Into Groups 4.1 Tutorial : Different objects are Made up of Materials 4.1 Review 1 : Different objects are Made up of Materials 4.1 Review 2 : Different objects are Made up of Materials 4.2 Tutorial : Properties of Materials (Physical state, Density, Appearance, Texture and 4.2 Review 1: Properties of Materials (Physical state, Density, Appearance, Texture and 4.2 Review 2: Properties of Materials (Physical state, Density, Appearance, Texture and 4.3 Tutorial : Properties of Materials (Solubility, Transparency) 4.3 Review 1 : Properties of Materials (Solubility, Transparency) 4.3 Review 2 : Properties of Materials (Solubility, Transparency) 4.4 Tutorial : Conduction of Heat by Materials 4.4 Review 1 : Conduction of Heat by Materials 4.4 Review 2 : Conduction of Heat by Materials 4.5 Tutorial : Properties of Materials (Attraction towards a Magnet & Conduction of Ele 4.5 Review 1 : Properties of Materials (Attraction towards a Magnet & Conduction of Elec 4.5 Review 2 : Properties of Materials (Attraction towards a Magnet & Conduction of Elec 4.6 Tutorial : Sorting Materials into Groups 4.6 Review : Sorting Materials into Groups 4. Column Matching 1 : Sorting Materials Into Groups 4. Column Matching 2 : Sorting Materials Into Groups 4. Column Matching 3 : Sorting Materials Into Groups 2. The Matter in our Surroundings 1.1 Tutorial 1 : Matter and its Physical Nature 1.1 Tutorial 2 : Characteristics of Particles of Matter 1.2 Tutorial : States of Matter 1.2 Review : States of Matter 1.3 Tutorial 1 : Properties of Solid 1.3 Tutorial 2 : Properties of Liquid
2 1.3 Tutorial 3 : Gaseous State 1.4 Tutorial : Change of State 1.4 Review : Change of State 1.5 Tutorial 1 : Evaporation 1.5 Tutorial 2 : Cooling Caused by Evaporation 1.6 Review : Latent Heat 1.8 Review : Water Vapour in the Air 1. Practice Test 1 : MC 1. Practice Test 2 : Fillups 1. Quiz 1 : MC 1. Quiz 2 : Fillups 1. Column Matching 1 : The Matter in our Surroundings 1. Column Matching 2 : The Matter in our Surroundings 1. Column Matching 3 : The Matter in our Surroundings 1. Column Matching 4 : The Matter in our Surroundings 1. Column Matching 5 : The Matter in our Surroundings 3. The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings 9.1 Tutorial : Habitat 9.1 Review 1 : Habitat 9.1 Review 2 : Habitat 9.2 Tutorial : Adaptation 9.3 Tutorial : A Journey Through Different Habitats 9.4 Tutorial : Terrestrial Habitat 9.4 Review 1 : A Journey Through Different Habitats / Terrestrial Habitat 9.4 Review 2 : A Journey Through Different Habitats / Terrestrial Habitat 9.5 Tutorial : Aquatic Habitat 9.5 Review 1 : Aquatic Habitat 9.5 Review 2 : Aquatic Habitat 9.6 Tutorial : Things Around Us 9.7 Tutorial : Characteristic Features of Living Things 9.7 Review 1 : Characteristic Features of Living Things 9.7 Review 2 : Characteristic Features of Living Things
3 9.7 Review 3 : Characteristic Features of Living Things 9. Column Matching 1 : The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings 9. Column Matching 2 : The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings 9. Column Matching 3 : The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings Useful Web Links: The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings 4. Diversity in the Living World 3.1 Tutorial : Diversity in The living world 3.1 Review : Diversity in The living world 3.2 Tutorial : Hierarchy of Categories/Groups 3.2 Review : Hierarchy of Categories/Groups 3.3 Tutorial : Systems of Classification 3.3 Review 1 : Systems of Classification 3.3 Review 2 : Systems of Classification 3.3 Review 3 : Systems of Classification 3.4 Tutorial : Plant Kingdom (Plantae) 3.4 Review : Plant Kingdom (Plantae) 3.5 Tutorial : Sub kingdom Cryptogamae 3.5 Review 1 : Sub kingdom Cryptogamae 3.5 Review 2 : Sub kingdom Cryptogamae 3.6 Tutorial : Sub Kingdom Phanerogamae 3.6 Review : Sub Kingdom Phanerogamae 3.7 Tutorial : Animal Kingdom (Animalia) 3.7 Review 1 : Animal Kingdom (Animalia) 3.7 Review 2 : Animal Kingdom (Animalia) 3.8 Tutorial : Non Chordata 3.8 Review 1 : Non Chordata 3.8 Review 2 : Non Chordata 3.8 Review 3 : Non Chordata 3.8 Review 4 : Non Chordata 3.9 Tutorial : Chordata 3.9 Review 1 : Chordata 3.9 Review 2 : Chordata
4 3.9 Review 3 : Chordata 3.10 Tutorial : Nomenclature 3.10 Review : Nomenclature 3. Column Matching 1 : Diversity in the Living World 3. Column Matching 2 : Diversity in the Living World 3. Column Matching 3 : Diversity in the Living World 3. Column Matching 4 : Diversity in the Living World 3. Column Matching 5 : Diversity in the Living World 3. Column Matching 6 : Diversity in the Living World 3. Column Matching 7 : Diversity in the Living World 3. Column Matching 8 : Diversity in the Living World 5. Getting To Know Plants 7.1 Tutorial1 : Getting to Know Plants 7.1 Tutorial2 : Classification of the Plants on the Basis of Their Size and Structure 7.1 Review : Classification of the Plants on the Basis of Their Size and Structure 7.2 Tutorial : Classification of the Plants on the Basis of Life Span 7.2 Review : Classification of the Plants on the Basis of Life Span 7.3 Tutorial 1 : Specific Parts of a Plant 7.3 Tutorial 2 : The Shoot System The Stem 7.3 Review : Specific Parts of a Plant / The Shoot System The Stem 7.4 Tutorial : The Shoot System The Leaf 7.4 Review 1 : The Shoot System The Leaf 7.4 Review 2 : The Shoot System The Leaf 7.5 Tutorial : The Shoot System Flowers and Fruits 7.5 Review : The Shoot System Flowers and Fruits 7.6 Tutorial : The Root System 7.6 Review : The Root System 7. Column Matching 1 : Getting To Know Plants 7. Column Matching 2 : Getting To Know Plants 7. Column Matching 3 : Getting To Know Plants
5 6. Reproduction in Plants 1 Tutorial: Introduction Tutorial: Sexual Reproduction Tutorial: Pollens and Seed Dispersal Tutorial: Asexual Reproduction in Plants Activity 1: Reproduction in Plants Activity 2: Reproduction in Plants Activity 3: Reproduction in Plants Activity 4: Reproduction in Plants Activity 5: Reproduction in Plants Activity 6: Reproduction in Plants 7. Reproduction in Plants Tutorial : Reproduction 12.2 Tutorial : Asexual Reproduction in Plants 12.2 Review : Reproduction Asexual Reproduction in Plants 12.3 Tutorial : Vegetative Propagation 12.3 Review 1 :Vegetative Propagation 12.3 Review 2 :Vegetative Propagation 12.4 Tutorial : Sexual Reproduction in Plants 12.4 Review 1 : Sexual Reproduction in Plants 12.4 Review 2 : Sexual Reproduction in Plants 12.5 Tutorial : Pollination 12.6 Tutorial : Dispersal of Seeds and Fruits 12.6 Review 1 : Dispersal of Seeds and Fruits 12.6 Review 2 : Dispersal of Seeds and Fruits 12. Column Matching 1 : Reproduction in Plants 12. Column Matching 2 : Reproduction in Plants 12. Column Matching 3 : Reproduction in Plants 4.1 Lab : Asexual reproduction Binary fission in amoeba 8. Sexual Maturity 10.1 Tutorial : Physical Changes in Human Being During Growth 10.1 Review : Physical Changes in Human Being During Growth
6 10.2 Tutorial : Changes at Puberty 10.2 Review : Changes at Puberty 10.3 Tutorial : Secondary Sexual Characteristic 10.3 Review : Secondary Sexual Characteristic 10.4 Tutorial : Hormones 10.4 Review 1 : Hormones 10.4 Review 2 : Hormones 10.5 Tutorial : Sex Determination 10.5 Review : Sex Determination 10.6 Tutorial : Hormones other than Sex Hormones 10.6 Review 1 : Hormones other than Sex Hormones 10.6 Review 2 : Hormones other than Sex Hormones 10.7 Tutorial : Reproductive Health 10.7 Review : Reproductive Health 10. Column Matching 1 : Reaching the age of Adolescence 10. Column Matching 2 : Reaching the age of Adolescence 10. Column Matching 3 : Reaching the age of Adolescence 10. Column Matching 4 : Reaching the age of Adolescence 10. Column Matching 5 : Reaching the age of Adolescence 9. Why do we fall Ill 4.1 Tutorial : The Concept of Health 4.1 Review : The Concept of Health 4.2 Tutorial : Diseases And Their Types 4.2 Review 1 : Diseases And Their Types 4.2 Review 2 : Diseases And Their Types 4.2 Review 3 : Diseases And Their Types 4.3 Tutorial : Infectious Diseases 4.3 Review 1 : Infectious Diseases 4.3 Review 2 : Infectious Diseases 4.3 Review 3 : Infectious Diseases 4.3 Review 4 : Infectious Diseases 4.4 Tutorial : AIDS(Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome)
7 4.4 Review : AIDS(Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrom) 4.5 Tutorial : How can we Prevent Diseases 4.5 Review : How can we Prevent Diseases 4.6 Tutorial : Organ Specific & Tissue Specific Manifestations 4.6 Review : Organ Specific & Tissue Specific Manifestations 4.7 Tutorial : What is Vaccination 4.7 Review : What is Vaccination 4. Column Matching 1 : Why do we fall Ill 4. Column Matching 2 : Why do we fall Ill 4. Column Matching 3 : Why do we fall Ill 4. Column Matching 4 : Why do we fall Ill 4. Column Matching 5 : Why do we fall Ill 4. Column Matching 6 : Why do we fall Ill 4. Column Matching 7 : Why do we fall Ill 4. Column Matching 8 : Why do we fall Ill 10. Reproduction in Animals 4.1 Tutorial : Reproduction 4.1 Review : Reproduction 4.2 Tutorial : Asexual Reproduction 4.2 Review : Asexual Reproduction 4.3 Tutorial : Asexual Reproduction in Plants (Vegetative Propagation) 4.3 Review 1 : Asexual Reproduction in Plants (Vegetative Propagation) 4.3 Review 2 : Asexual Reproduction in Plants (Vegetative Propagation) 4.4 Tutorial : Sexual Reproduction 4.4 Review : Sexual Reproduction 4.5 Tutorial : Sexual Reproduction in Plants 4.5 Activity : Germination 4.5 Review 1 : Sexual Reproduction in Plants 4.5 Review 2 : Sexual Reproduction in Plants 4.5 Review 3 : Sexual Reproduction in Plants 4.6 Tutorial : Sexual Reproduction in Humans 4.6 Review 1 : Sexual Reproduction in Humans
8 4.6 Review 2 : Sexual Reproduction in Humans 4.6 Review 3 : Sexual Reproduction in Humans 4.7 Tutorial : Fertilization 4.7 Review 1 : Fertilization 4.7 Review 2 : Fertilization 4.8 Tutorial : Family Planning 4.8 Review 1 : Family Planning 4.8 Review 2 : Family Planning 4.9 Tutorial : Human Reproduction and Reproductive Health 4.9 Review : Human Reproduction and Reproductive Health 4. Column Matching 1 : How Do Organisms Reproduce 11. Energy Tutorial 1: Sources of Energy Tutorial 2: Kinds of Energy Tutorial 3: Forms of Energy (I) Tutorial 4: Forms of Energy (II) Tutorial 5: Transformation of Energy Tutorial 6: Energy Transfer Tutorial 7: Energy Around You Activity 1: Energy Activity 2: Energy Activity 3: Energy 12. The Sun, the Planets, and other Heavenly Bodies Tutorial 1: The Sun Tutorial 2: The Planets Activity 1: The Sun, the Planets, and other Heavenly Bodies Activity 2: The Sun, the Planets, and other Heavenly Bodies Activity 3: The Sun, the Planets, and other Heavenly Bodies 13. Fuels Tutorial 1: Fuels and Their Uses Tutorial 2: Solid Fuels Tutorial 3: Liquid and Gaseous fuels
9 Tutorial 4: Some Alternative Fuels Tutorial 5: Fuel conservation Tutorial 6: Fire prevention and Emergency measures Activity 1: Fuels Activity 2: Fuels Activity 3: Fuels 14. The Solar System Tutorial 1: The Solar System (I) Tutorial 2: The Solar System (II) Tutorial 3: The Solar System (III) Activity 1: The Solar System Activity 2: The Solar System
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