New Coordinated Science Biology Class 7 Crash Course

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New Coordinated Science Biology Class 7 Crash Course

Welcome to our New Coordinated Science Biology Class 7 Crash Course! Are you ready to explore the wonders of biology and excel in your academic journey? You’ve come to the right place! Our crash course is meticulously designed to provide you with the fundamental knowledge and skills essential for success in biology at the Class 7 level. Led by experienced educators passionate about science education, our course promises to be an enlightening and enriching experience.

Why Choose Our Course:

Comprehensive Learning: Our crash course covers all essential topics in biology prescribed by the New Coordinated Science curriculum for Class 7. From cell biology to ecosystems, from genetics to human anatomy, we ensure thorough coverage of all key areas, laying a strong foundation for future biological pursuits.
Expert Guidance: Learn from seasoned instructors who possess a deep understanding of biology and a dedication to student success. Our teachers are committed to breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand explanations, ensuring you grasp every concept with confidence.
Interactive Classes: Engage in dynamic and interactive lessons designed to spark curiosity and foster active participation. Through hands-on experiments, group discussions, and multimedia presentations, you’ll have the opportunity to explore biological concepts in a tangible and engaging way.
Practical Application: Apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios through practical experiments and application-based learning. Our crash course emphasizes the practical application of biological principles, empowering you to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Flexible Schedule: We understand that every student has unique commitments. That’s why our crash course offers flexible scheduling options, allowing you to choose classes that fit your schedule and commitments.
Conducive Learning Environment: Our institute provides a welcoming and conducive learning environment where students can feel comfortable and motivated to excel. With state-of-the-art facilities and resources at your disposal, you’ll have everything you need to succeed in your biological studies.

Course Structure:

Our New Coordinated Science Biology Class 7 Crash Course is thoughtfully structured to optimize your learning experience. Here’s an overview of what to expect:

Duration: The crash course spans [4 weeks/months], with classes held [3 times] per week, 2 hours per class in 3 months duration.
Content Coverage: We cover essential biological topics relevant to Class 7, focusing on core concepts and practical applications.
Class Format: Each class combines theoretical instruction with practical experiments and discussions, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience.
Assessments: Throughout the course, you’ll have opportunities to demonstrate your understanding through quizzes, assignments, and interactive assessments.

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Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enhance your understanding of biology and boost your academic performance! Enroll in our New Coordinated Science Biology Class 7 Crash Course today and embark on a journey of biological discovery and achievement. For inquiries and enrollment, contact us at [email protected] or call us at +8801327331903. Let us help you unlock your biological potential and succeed in your academic endeavors!

Cell Structure and Function: Understand the components and functions of cells, including organelles and cellular processes.
Human Anatomy and Physiology: Explore the systems of the human body, such as circulatory, respiratory, digestive, and nervous systems.
Genetics and Heredity: Discover the principles of inheritance, genetic variation, and the structure of DNA.
Ecology and Ecosystems: Learn about the interrelationships between organisms and their environment, including food chains and biodiversity.
Plant Biology: Gain insights into plant structures, growth processes, and photosynthesis.
Microorganisms and Disease: Study microorganisms, their impact on human health, and disease prevention.
Biotechnology and Applications: Explore the field of biotechnology, including genetic engineering and its real-world applications.

Course Content

Chapter 1: Introducing Living Things

Lesson-1.1.1: The Origin of Life Understanding how life began on Earth. Early theories and hypotheses about the origin of life.
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Lesson -1.1.2: What Defines Living Things Defining characteristics of living organisms. Differentiating living things from non-living things.
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Lesson -1.1.3: Basic Needs of Living Organisms Investigating the essential needs of all living organisms. Exploring how living things fulfill their needs.
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Lesson -1.1.4: Classification of Living Things Introduction to the classification of living organisms. Exploring the hierarchy of classification, from domains to species.
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Lesson -1.1.5: The Building Blocks of Life – Cells Introduction to cells as the fundamental units of life. Types of cells and their structures.
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Lesson -1.1.6: Organization Beyond Cells Understanding how cells come together to form tissues and organs. Examples of tissues and organs in the human body.
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Lesson -1.1.7: Transport and Communication in Cells Examining how cells exchange materials with their environment. Cell transport mechanisms.
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Lesson -1.1.8: Cell Division – Mitosis The process of mitosis and its role in growth and repair. Stages of mitosis and their significance.
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Lesson -1.1.9: Cell Division – Meiosis Introduction to meiosis as a special type of cell division. Significance of meiosis in sexual reproduction.
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Chapter 2: Heredity, Variation, and Evolution

Chapter 3: Green Plants as Organisms

Chapter 4: Respiration, Circulation, Homeostasis, and Excretion

Chapter 5: Feeding and Digestion

Chapter 6: Senses and Coordination

Chapter 7: Living Things and Their Environment

Chapter 8: Planet Earth in Danger

Chapter 9: Looking After Your Body

Chapter 10: Further Topics

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Course Content

Chapter 1: Introducing Living Things

Lesson-1.1.1: The Origin of Life Understanding how life began on Earth. Early theories and hypotheses about the origin of life.

Lesson -1.1.2: What Defines Living Things Defining characteristics of living organisms. Differentiating living things from non-living things.

Lesson -1.1.3: Basic Needs of Living Organisms Investigating the essential needs of all living organisms. Exploring how living things fulfill their needs.

Lesson -1.1.4: Classification of Living Things Introduction to the classification of living organisms. Exploring the hierarchy of classification, from domains to species.

Lesson -1.1.5: The Building Blocks of Life – Cells Introduction to cells as the fundamental units of life. Types of cells and their structures.

Lesson -1.1.6: Organization Beyond Cells Understanding how cells come together to form tissues and organs. Examples of tissues and organs in the human body.

Lesson -1.1.7: Transport and Communication in Cells Examining how cells exchange materials with their environment. Cell transport mechanisms.

Lesson -1.1.8: Cell Division – Mitosis The process of mitosis and its role in growth and repair. Stages of mitosis and their significance.

Lesson -1.1.9: Cell Division – Meiosis Introduction to meiosis as a special type of cell division. Significance of meiosis in sexual reproduction.

Chapter 2: Heredity, Variation, and Evolution

Lesson -2.1.1: Diversity of Life – Exploring the incredible diversity of life on Earth. – Appreciating the vast array of species and their adaptations.

Lesson -2.1.2: Heredity and Inheritance – Understanding the concept of heredity and traits. – How traits are passed from one generation to the next.

Lesson -2.1.3: Chromosomes and Genes – Introduction to chromosomes and their role in heredity. – Basic genetics and the relationship between genes and traits.

Lesson-2.1.4: The Genetic Code – DNA – The discovery of DNA and its structure. – How DNA serves as the genetic code of life.

Lesson-2.1.5: Patterns of Inheritance – Part I – Mendel’s laws of inheritance and their implications. – Punnett squares and predicting trait inheritance.

Lesson-2.1.6: Patterns of Inheritance – Part II – More complex inheritance patterns, including codominance and incomplete dominance. – Genetic disorders and their inheritance.

Lesson-2.1.7- Selective Breeding and Cloning – The process of selective breeding in agriculture. – Understanding the science behind cloning and its applications.

Lesson-2.1.8:Genetic Engineering – Introduction to genetic engineering techniques. – Ethical considerations and potential benefits of genetic engineering.

Lesson -2.1.9: Exploring Evolution – Part I – Introduction to the concept of evolution. – Key figures and early ideas about evolution.

Lesson-2.1.10: Exploring Evolution – Part II – Understanding the mechanisms of evolution. – The role of natural selection and adaptation in species evolution.

Lesson- 2.1.11: Early Evolutionary Theories – Overview of early theories on the origin of species. – How modern evolutionary theory has developed.

Chapter 3: Green Plants as Organisms

Lesson- 3.1.1: What Is a Plant? Defining characteristics of plants. Basic plant anatomy and adaptations.

Lesson-3.1.2: Plant Nutrition – Part I Understanding photosynthesis as the process of plant food production. Role of chloroplasts and pigments in photosynthesis.

Lesson-3.1.3: Plant Nutrition – Part II The role of minerals and water in plant nutrition. Nutrient transport in plants.

Lesson -3.1.4: Leaves – The Powerhouses of Plants Structure and function of leaves. The process of transpiration and its significance.

Lesson-3.1.5: Transport and Support in Plants Investigating the vascular system in plants. How plants maintain rigidity and transport materials.

Lesson- 3.1.6: Plant Senses Discovering how plants sense and respond to their environment. Tropisms and plant movements.

Lesson-3.1.7: Plant Hormones Introduction to plant hormones and their regulatory functions. Examples of plant hormone actions.

Chapter 4: Respiration, Circulation, Homeostasis, and Excretion

Lesson- 4.1.1: Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration Differentiating between aerobic and anaerobic respiration. The role of mitochondria in energy production.

Lesson- 4.1.2: Lungs and Gas Exchange Examining the respiratory system and gas exchange in humans. How oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported in the body.

Lesson -4.1.3: The Heart – The Body’s Pump Understanding the structure and function of the heart. The cardiac cycle and blood circulation.

Lesson-4.1.4: What Makes Blood Flow Factors that regulate blood flow and pressure. Maintaining cardiovascular health.

Lesson -4.1.5: Heart Disease – Causes and Prevention Common heart diseases and their risk factors. Strategies for preventing heart disease.

Lesson -4.1.6: What Blood Is and Does Composition and functions of blood. Blood types and transfusions.

Lesson -4.1.7: How Oxygen and Food Reach Cells Investigating the circulatory system’s role in nutrient and oxygen transport. Capillaries, arteries, and veins.

Lesson -4.1.8: Maintaining Balance – Homeostasis Understanding the concept of homeostasis in the body. Role of feedback mechanisms in maintaining balance.

Lesson -4.1.9: Skin and Temperature Control The skin’s functions in temperature regulation and protection. How sweat and blood vessels help control body temperature.

Lesson -4.1.10: Excretion – Removing Waste – Investigating the excretory system’s role in waste elimination. – Kidneys, urine formation, and maintaining fluid balance.

Chapter 5: Feeding and Digestion

Lesson- 5.1.1: What You Eat Turns Into You – Understanding the connection between diet and health. – The importance of balanced nutrition.

Lesson – 5.1.2: Food – Our Energy Source – The role of macronutrients (carbohydrates, proteins, fats) in energy production. – Measuring food energy in calories.

Lesson -5.1.3: More About Food – Micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) and their functions. – The importance of fiber in the diet.

Lesson -5.1.4: A Balanced Diet and Health – Building a balanced diet for optimal health. – Dietary guidelines and recommendations.

Lesson -5.1.5: Feeding the World’s Billions – The global challenge of food production and distribution. – Sustainable agriculture and food security.

Lesson -5.1.6: Digestion – Breaking It Down – Overview of the digestive system’s function in breaking down food. – The role of enzymes in digestion.

Lesson -5.1.7: A Closer Look at Digestion – Detailed exploration of the digestive process from mouth to small intestine. – Nutrient absorption in the digestive system.

Lesson -5.1.8: Absorption and the Liver – The liver’s role in processing nutrients and detoxification. – Nutrient transport in the bloodstream.

Chapter 6: Senses and Coordination

Lesson- 6.1.1: The Amazing Body Machine – Part II – Overview of the human sensory and nervous systems. – How sensory organs detect external stimuli.

Lesson -6.1.2: Touch, Taste, and Smell – Exploring the senses of touch, taste, and smell. – How sensory receptors function.

Lesson- 6.1.3: The Eyes – Windows to the World – Understanding the structure and function of the eye. – Vision, light refraction, and eye disorders.

Lesson -6.1.4: More About Senses – Exploring additional human senses, including hearing and balance. – How sensory information is processed in the brain.

Lesson -6.1.5: The Nervous System – Control Center – In-depth study of the central and peripheral nervous systems. – Role of neurons and synapses in signal transmission.

Lesson -6.1.6: More About the Nervous System – Detailed examination of the brain’s structure and functions. – The role of the spinal cord in reflexes.

Lesson -6.1.7: Hormones – Chemical Messengers – Introduction to hormones and their role in regulating bodily functions. – Major endocrine glands and hormone actions.

Lesson -6.1.8: Sex Hormones and Menstruation – Understanding sex hormones, their functions, and the menstrual cycle. – Puberty and reproductive development.

Lesson -6.1.9: Sex Hormones and Development – How sex hormones influence secondary sexual characteristics. – Gender development and sexual differentiation.

Lesson -6.1.10: Control of Human Fertility – Birth control methods and their mechanisms. – Family planning and reproductive health.

Chapter 7: Living Things and Their Environment

Lesson -7.1.1: Depending on Each Other – Exploring ecological relationships and interdependence. – Symbiosis and predator-prey interactions.

Lesson -7.1.2: More About Food Chains – Understanding food chains and food webs. – Energy flow in ecosystems.

Lesson -7.1.3: The Carbon Cycle – Investigating the carbon cycle and its importance in global ecology. – Human impacts on the carbon cycle.

Lesson -7.1.4: The Nitrogen Cycle – The nitrogen cycle and its role in nutrient cycling. – Human activities and nitrogen pollution.

Lesson -7.1.5: Living Things and Their Environment – Studying ecosystems and biomes. – Factors affecting biodiversity and ecosystem health.

Lesson -7.1.6: Wild Animal Populations – Understanding factors affecting wild animal populations. – Conservation efforts to protect endangered species.

Lesson -7.1.7: Predators and Their Prey – Examining predator-prey relationships and population dynamics. – Coevolution and adaptations.

Lesson -7.1.8: Adaptations to Climate – How organisms adapt to different climates and environments. – Behavioral and physical adaptations.

Lesson -7.1.9: Plant Adaptations – Plant adaptations to various habitats and environmental challenges. – Examples of desert, aquatic, and forest adaptations.

Lesson -7.1.10: Managed Ecosystems – Introduction to managed ecosystems and agriculture. – Sustainable farming practices and their benefits.

Chapter 8: Planet Earth in Danger

Lesson-8.1.1: Human Populations – Studying global human population trends. – Population growth rates and implications.

Lesson-8.1.2: The Impact of Population Growth – Understanding the environmental impact of population growth. – Resource consumption and habitat destruction.

Lesson-8.1.3: Human Population Growth and Wildlife – Investigating the relationship between human populations and wildlife. – Habitat loss and species endangerment.

Lesson-8.1.4: Destruction of Tropical Rainforests – The importance of rainforests and the threats they face. – Conservation efforts in rainforest regions.