Course description

The book covers almost every big idea that a learner needs to understand about living organisms. It begins by explaining how living beings are grouped and classified, why different species exist, and how scientists name them. Then it moves into the plant and animal kingdoms, giving a clear picture of how different groups are structured and what makes each one special. As the book progresses, it explains the outward and internal structures of plants and animals, showing how each part helps the organism survive.

Further on, the focus shifts to the cell—the basic unit of life. The book describes how cells are built, how they function, what molecules they’re made of, and how they divide during growth. Once the fundamentals are clear, the chapters move into plant physiology, explaining how plants transport water, take in minerals, make their own food, respire, and grow.

The last stretch focuses on human physiology, describing how the body digests food, breathes, circulates blood, removes wastes, moves, and coordinates all activities through the nervous system. Everything is explained in a smooth, connected style, making the entire subject feel like one long story about how life works on our planet.

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