1. Nutrition in Plants 

   Content: Discusses how plants prepare their own food through photosynthesis, the importance of nutrients, and the role of different parts of the plant in the process. 

   Objective: To understand the process of photosynthesis and the essential role of nutrients in plant growth and development.

2. Nutrition in Animals 

   Content: Explores the various modes of nutrition in animals, including herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores, and the human digestive system. 

   Objective: To learn about different dietary habits in animals and understand the human digestive process.

3. Respiration in Organisms 

   Content: Focuses on how organisms respire, covering aerobic and anaerobic respiration, and the human respiratory system. 

   Objective: To understand the mechanics of respiration in both plants and animals, and how energy is produced.

4. Transportation in Plants and Animals 

   Content: Covers the transport of water, minerals, and nutrients in plants and the circulatory system in animals, including the heart and blood vessels. 

   Objective: To comprehend the transport systems in plants and animals and their significance in maintaining life processes.

5. Excretion in Organisms 

   Content: Explains the process of excretion in different organisms, focusing on the human excretory system and how waste is removed from the body. 

   Objective: To understand how organisms eliminate waste and the importance of maintaining internal balance through excretion.

6. Control and Coordination 

   Content: Describes the nervous system and hormones in animals, as well as control mechanisms in plants like tropisms. 

   Objective: To understand how organisms coordinate their actions and reactions through control systems like the nervous and endocrine systems.

7. Reproduction in Plants 

   Content: Discusses the reproductive systems in plants, including pollination, fertilization, and the formation of seeds and fruits. 

   Objective: To grasp the different methods of reproduction in plants and the importance of seeds in plant life cycles.

8. Reproduction in Animals 

   Content: Covers sexual and asexual reproduction in animals, focusing on the human reproductive system and the lifecycle of different species. 

   Objective: To understand the process of reproduction in animals and its role in species survival.

9. Heredity and Evolution 

   Content: Introduces the basic concepts of heredity, traits passed from parents to offspring, and the theory of evolution. 

   Objective: To explore how genetic traits are inherited and the evolutionary process that leads to species development over time.

10. Environment 

   Content: Discusses ecosystems, food chains, food webs, and how organisms interact with their environment. It also covers human impact on the environment. 

   Objective: To develop an understanding of the relationships between living organisms and their environments and the need for environmental conservation.

11. Wastewater Story 

   Content: Explains the importance of wastewater treatment and the various methods used to clean water, focusing on sustainable water management. 

   Objective: To raise awareness of water pollution and the processes involved in treating wastewater for reuse.

12. Heat 

   Content: Discusses the concept of heat, temperature, and the methods of heat transfer: conduction, convection, and radiation. 

   Objective: To understand the nature of heat and how it is transferred between objects and within different mediums.

13. Light 

   Content: Explores the properties of light, reflection, refraction, and the behavior of light through different mediums. 

   Objective: To learn how light travels, how it interacts with surfaces, and how it enables vision.

14. Electricity and Magnetism 

   Content: Covers basic concepts of electricity, circuits, and magnetism, including electromagnets and the relationship between electricity and magnetism. 

   Objective: To grasp the fundamentals of electric current, magnetic fields, and their practical applications.

15. Motion and Time 

   Content: Discusses the concept of motion, types of motion, speed, velocity, and how time is related to the measurement of motion. 

   Objective: To understand the principles of motion and time and their significance in daily life and scientific study.