Course Content
THEME 1-HUMAN BODY: THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
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THEME 2-HUMAN BODY: THE SKELETAL SYSTEM
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THEME 3- FOOD AND HEALTH
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THEME 4 – POLLINATION
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THEME 5 – PLANT REPRODUCTION
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THEME 6 – SOLIDS, LIQUIDS AND GASES
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THEME 7 – INTERDEPENDENCE IN LIVING BEINGS – PLANTS AND ANIMALS
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THEME 8 – SOUND AND NOISE
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THEME 9 – WORK AND ENERGY
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Science – 5
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Theme 7: Interdependence in Living Beings – Plants and Animals (Class 5 Science)

In Theme 7 of Class 5 Science, students delve into the fascinating world of interdependence among living beings, focusing specifically on plants and animals. The theme explores the intricate relationships between these two major components of ecosystems and how their mutual dependencies contribute to the balance of nature. Here’s a summary of the key topics covered:

1. Introduction to Interdependence:
– Understanding the concept of interdependence in the context of living organisms.
– Recognizing that plants and animals rely on each other for survival and sustenance.

2. Roles of Plants:
– Studying the essential role of plants in providing oxygen through photosynthesis.
– Exploring how plants serve as a primary source of food for various animals.

3. Roles of Animals:
– Examining the diverse roles animals play in ecosystems, including pollination, seed dispersal, and maintaining ecological balance.
– Recognizing the interdependence of animals on plants for food and habitat.

4. Food Chains and Webs:
– Understanding the interconnected relationships in ecosystems through the concepts of food chains and webs.
– Identifying producers, consumers, and decomposers in various ecosystems.

5. Habitats and Adaptations:
– Exploring different habitats and understanding how plants and animals adapt to their environments.
– Recognizing the significance of biodiversity in maintaining healthy ecosystems.

6. Human Impact:
– Investigating the impact of human activities on the interdependence of plants and animals.
– Discussing conservation measures to preserve biodiversity and protect ecosystems.

7. Hands-On Activities:
– Engaging in practical activities, experiments, and observations to reinforce theoretical concepts.
– Promoting a hands-on approach to learning about the interdependence of plants and animals.

By the end of Theme 7, students should have gained a comprehensive understanding of the intricate web of relationships between plants and animals, emphasizing the importance of balance and conservation in the natural world. This knowledge lays the foundation for future environmental awareness and responsible citizenship.