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Science 10 Evolution Activities

1. The document discusses concepts related to evolution including fossil records, comparative anatomy, and comparative embryology. 2. Students are asked to complete a concept map connecting these evolutionary concepts, solve a puzzle to identify missing concepts, and finish a crossword puzzle using clues about homologous, analogous, and vestigial structures. 3. Two discussion questions at the end ask students if they believe in evolution and think knowledge of evolution is important for understanding human origins. Students are prompted to provide arguments to support their answers.

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Science 10 Evolution Activities

1. The document discusses concepts related to evolution including fossil records, comparative anatomy, and comparative embryology. 2. Students are asked to complete a concept map connecting these evolutionary concepts, solve a puzzle to identify missing concepts, and finish a crossword puzzle using clues about homologous, analogous, and vestigial structures. 3. Two discussion questions at the end ask students if they believe in evolution and think knowledge of evolution is important for understanding human origins. Students are prompted to provide arguments to support their answers.

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ACTIVITY IN SCIENCE 10
Name:__________________________________ Date:____________________________
Grade and Section:________________________ Teacher: Ms. Jessibel C. Salvador
Activity 1: CONCEPT MAPPING
A. Directions: A. Complete the concept map below.
B. Select the correct concept and its corresponding description on the answer
bank.

EVOLUTION

Definition

Pieces of evidence

Answer Bank
Fossil records Comparative anatomy Comparative embryology
Microbiology Molecular biology Genes and mutation
Similarities in structures or process in which species change in gene structure,
functions of body part of undergo changes through the entire or portion of
different organisms time chromosome
comparing the organisms’ preserved remains or traces biochemical composition,
developmental changes in of primitive organisms which proteins, and the nitrogen
structures from egg to adult lived in prehistoric times base sequence of DNA
Activity 3: PUZZLE DECRYPTION
B. Directions: A. Use the description given below to decrypt the missing concept in the puzzle.
Activity 2: CONCEPT CONNECTION
B. Use the letter clues in the puzzle to easily decrypt the concept.
Directions: A. Connect the correct concept from A to B, then B to C using a line.
Description
A
a. An organism in its earliest stage of B h. The systematic study of ancientC life
development
Homologous Structure through fossil records
Same structure, same function Bird and insect wings
b. A proof i. The change in gene structure,
C of a claim or an existence of
something nitrogen base sequence of a
Analogous
c. The Structure
structures of No function, structureparticular
different loses hereditaryBat
trait.
and bird wings
organisms with the same function
that appears
Vestigial similar based on
Structure their structure, same function
Different Human coccyx
ancestor Puzzle
d. The era in geologic time scale 14
1. E _ _ _ _ _
which is between Mesozoic and
Precambrian 2. _ V _ _ _ _ _ _
e. The period in geologic time scale 3. _ O _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
wherein dinosaurs ruled the Earth 4. _ _ L _ _ _ _ _ _
as the dominant animal life on land 5. _ U_ _ _ _ _ _
f. A non-functional or less functional
6. _ _ _ T _ _ _ _ _
structure of an organism which
believes to be reduced in size 7. _ _ _ _ I _ _
throughout the time
g. A group of organisms with the same 8. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ O _ _ _ _
number of chromosome and 9. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ N
capable of interbreeding

Activity 4: SUPPLYING DATA OF GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE


CROSSWORD PUZZLE
C. Directions: Complete the crossword puzzle by using the clues below.

1 6
E
2
O

3 4
S A

O O

Clues
1. These are preserved remains or traces of primitive organisms that lived during
prehistoric times.
2. The process in which species change through time.
3. These structures are body parts that appears to be reduced in size and does not seem
to have a function.
4. They are the parts of the organisms that perform the same function but differ in
structures.
5. These are the structures of organisms that appear similar based on their origin.
6. The study of organisms’ developmental changes in bodily structures that takes place
from egg to adult.

6
D. Directions: A. Answer the questions below. Using your knowledge about the pieces of evidence of
evolution, create arguments which support your answer.

1. Do you believe in evolution? Yes or No? ______________


Why? (Kindly present you argument or answer below)
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

2. Do you think knowledge of evolution is important in understanding our origin? Yes or No? ________
Why? (Kindly present you argument or answer below)

________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

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