1. Cellular organization

2. Reproduction

3. Metabolism

4. Homostasis

5. Responsiveness

6. Growth and development

7. change through time

1. Collecting observations

2. Form hypothesis

3. perform experiment

4. Record/analyze data

5. Draw conclusions

6. Repeat the work

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Eye Safety

wear safety goggles at all time while in the lab to keep eyes safe.

Hand Safety

Wear gloves at all times in lab to prevent hands from getting hurt or something spilled on them.

Safety with gases

Don't inhale vapors unless directed by the teacher.

Sharp-object safety

Cut away from the body.

Clothing protection

wear an apron at all times, chemicals could cause harm to skin.

Animal Care Safety

Handle animals only as teacher directs.

Glassware Safety

Do not use or pick up broken glassware.

Heating Safety

Be aware of any source of flames, sparks, or heat.

Hygienic Care

Wash hands throughly before leaving the labratory.

Proper waste Disposal

Dispose sharp objects and other cantaminated materials in a special container as told by your teacher.

Electrical Safety

Do not use equipment with frayed electrical cords, loose plugs, near water, or wet hands.

Plant Safety

Do not ingest any part of the plant used in the labratory.

Chemical Safety

Do not taste, touch, or smell any substance or bring it close to your eyes, unless instructed by your teacher.