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    The document provides directions for making a foldable pyramid to illustrate the levels of biological organization. It lists the steps as: 1) creating a pyramid template, 2) taping it together along diagonal lines, 3) pasting the levels of organization from cells to biosphere on one side in order, 4) pasting descriptions of each level on another side, and 5) pasting examples of each level on the third side.

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    Level of Biological Organization Activity

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    The document provides directions for making a foldable pyramid to illustrate the levels of biological organization. It lists the steps as: 1) creating a pyramid template, 2) taping it together along diagonal lines, 3) pasting the levels of organization from cells to biosphere on one side in order, 4) pasting descriptions of each level on another side, and 5) pasting examples of each level on the third side.

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    The document provides directions for making a foldable pyramid to illustrate the levels of biological organization. It lists the steps as: 1) creating a pyramid template, 2) taping it together along diagonal lines, 3) pasting the levels of organization from cells to biosphere on one side in order, 4) pasting descriptions of each level on another side, and 5) pasting examples of each level on the third side.

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    Level of Biological Organization Activity

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    The document provides directions for making a foldable pyramid to illustrate the levels of biological organization. It lists the steps as: 1) creating a pyramid template, 2) taping it together along diagonal lines, 3) pasting the levels of organization from cells to biosphere on one side in order, 4) pasting descriptions of each level on another side, and 5) pasting examples of each level on the third side.

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    Activity: The Levels of Biological Organization in Foldable Pyramid

    Directions: Make a Foldable Pyramid on the Levels of Biological. You will be guided with the
    procedure below.
    Steps in Making a Foldable Pyramid
    1. Create your own template, as shown in Figure 4 on the next page, and cut along the broken
    line.
    2. Tape the pyramid together by following the diagonal lines drawn on the template you
    created.
    3. Starting from the peak of the pyramid (SIDE 1), paste the levels of biological organization
    following its correct order using the cutouts.
    4. On SIDE 2 (left) of the pyramid, paste the description for the corresponding level using the
    cutouts.
    5. On SIDE 3 (right), paste examples of each of the levels using the cutouts .

    Side 1 (LEVEL)

    Cells Tissues Organ systems

    Population Community Ecosystem

    Organs Organism Biosphere

    Side 2 (DESCRIPTION)
    The basic structural and functional unit of life.

    A group of cells that work together to perform a specific task.

    A group of different tissues that form a singular unit and perform a similar function.

    A group of organs that interact to perform a similar function,

    An individual living thing that can be unicellular or multicellular.

    All organisms of the same group or species living in a particular geographical area and capable
    of interbreeding.

    An interacting group of various species in a common location

    It contains all the communities that interact in a specific area.

    It is made up of all parts of the Earth where life exists.


    Side 3 (EXAMPLES)

    White blood cells, Bacteria, Yeast

    Connective, Nervous, Muscles

    Heart, brain, kidney, skin

    Circulatory system, Digestive system, Excretory system

    Humans, Bird, Earthworm, Plant, Yeast

    Hawks, barred owls, and eagles on Davao

    Pond, Grassland, Deep Ocean, Forest of trees and undergrowth, Plants inhabited
    by animals and rooted in soil containing bacteria and fungi

    De La Paz Sand Dunes (Laoag City), Mt. Malindang

    Earth

    Pattern:

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