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    Here are the connections between Column A and Column B: 1. It takes place between ages 12 and 18. D. Adolescence 2. This is where puberty takes place. D. Adolescence 3. The start of human life cycle begins after C. Birth the baby is delivered by its mother. 4. This is from birth to the first year of life. F. Infancy 5. It takes place between ages 1 and 10. A. Childhood 6. It begins from age 18 throughout old age. E. Adulthood 7. It happens during the first 2 years. B. Toddler

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    Here are the connections between Column A and Column B: 1. It takes place between ages 12 and 18. D. Adolescence 2. This is where puberty takes place. D. Adolescence 3. The start of human life cycle begins after C. Birth the baby is delivered by its mother. 4. This is from birth to the first year of life. F. Infancy 5. It takes place between ages 1 and 10. A. Childhood 6. It begins from age 18 throughout old age. E. Adulthood 7. It happens during the first 2 years. B. Toddler

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    Here are the connections between Column A and Column B: 1. It takes place between ages 12 and 18. D. Adolescence 2. This is where puberty takes place. D. Adolescence 3. The start of human life cycle begins after C. Birth the baby is delivered by its mother. 4. This is from birth to the first year of life. F. Infancy 5. It takes place between ages 1 and 10. A. Childhood 6. It begins from age 18 throughout old age. E. Adulthood 7. It happens during the first 2 years. B. Toddler

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    Here are the connections between Column A and Column B: 1. It takes place between ages 12 and 18. D. Adolescence 2. This is where puberty takes place. D. Adolescence 3. The start of human life cycle begins after C. Birth the baby is delivered by its mother. 4. This is from birth to the first year of life. F. Infancy 5. It takes place between ages 1 and 10. A. Childhood 6. It begins from age 18 throughout old age. E. Adulthood 7. It happens during the first 2 years. B. Toddler

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    Stages in the

    Life Cycle of
    Organisms
    Life Stages of
    Organisms in
    Complete
    Metamorphosis
    Organisms die, yet a new one replaces.
    Thus, the survival of a species is certain. In
    its life cycle, an organism undergoes
    physical changes that allows it to reach a
    certain stage of development such as
    adulthood, which have the ability to
    reproduce new organisms. These changes
    are natural phenomena within different
    species which can be categorized into
    stages of development.
    Metamorphosis- is a biological
    process by which an animal
    physically develops after birth or
    hatching. It refers to the way
    insects develop, grow, and change
    form, (usually but not always)
    accompanied by change of habitat
    or behavior.
    Most insects, like the lady
    bug, housefly, mosquito,
    and butterfly, go through
    four stages of complete
    metamorphosis such as;
     Egg- female insects usually lay eggs.
     Larvae- hatched from an egg. Larvae
    grow quickly enough to have a molt or
    shed their exoskeletons a few times
    before the pupa stage. Sometimes, the
    stage of growth in larvae are called
    “instars”. An example of a larvae is
    those of butterflies which are called
    caterpillars.
     Pupa- is formed when a larva
    makes a cocoon around them
    and become busy of changing
    into its adult form. They do not
    eat during hiding time which
    takes a few days or months, in
    some cases.
    Adult- after a period of
    time, larvae is nothing like it
    was and exist the cocoon or
    larval body as an adult. This
    life cycle starts all over
    again.
    Life Stages of
    Organisms with
    Incomplete
    Metamorphosis
    Change is a part of
    growing. Some of the
    changes seems
    almost magical.
    Gradual metamorphosis
    About 12% of insects undergo the
    three stages of gradual
    metamorphosis.
    These includes the mayfly, cicada,
    grasshopper, aphid, louse, and
    cockroach. The three stages are:
    1. Egg- a female insect lays
    eggs. Sometimes the eggs
    are in groups and
    protected by a covering or
    case.
    2. Nymph- the eggs hatch into
    nymphs. Nymphs look like small
    adults, but usually don’t have wings.
    They eat, grow, and change. Nymph
    molts their exoskeletons as they
    grow. As this occurs, they gradually
    begin to look more and more like an
    adult
    3. Adult- once the nymph has
    grown to an adult size, they
    stop molting. Generally, it is in
    the adult stage where insects
    develop its wings. An adult’s
    primary interest is mating.
    Life Cycle of
    Egg-Laying
    Animals
    Animals undergo
    different changes
    of development or
    growth.
    The Chicken Egg
     The egg-yolk is kept in place by
    the egg-white that is thick and sticky.
    The egg-yolk’s white spot is the
    developing chick. The egg-white protects
    the developing chick from danger, while
    the eggshell protects the egg yolk and
    the egg-white.
     Thedevelopment of
    the chick takes
    place in a period of
    21 days.
    Life Cycle of a Frog
     A mother frog lays a
    cluster of eggs covered
    with a jelly- like
    substance called eggs.
     The single cell within the
    egg undergoes cell
    division, growing into an
    embryo. The formation of
    gills occur at this stage.
     During the life cycle, the
    embryo transforms into a
    tadpole. The tadpole has gills
    to breathe, a mouth
    to eat, and a tail like a fish.
     The tadpole’s hind
    legs grow after the
    development of
    organs.
    Stages of the
    Human Life
    Cycle
    Humans go through
    certain stages of
    development in
    as they grow.
    CHALLENGE
    TIME
    Connect Me!
    Directions: Connect Column A with Column B.
    Column A Column B
    1. It takes place between ages 12 and 18. A. Childhood
    2. This is where puberty takes place. B. Toddler
    3. The start of human life cycle begins after C. Birth
    the baby is delivered by its mother. D. Adolescence
    4. This is from birth to the first year of life.
    5. It takes place between ages 1 and 10. E. Adulthood
    6. It begins from age 18 throughout old age. F. Infancy
    7. It happens during the first 2 years.

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