Frozen

Adventure

Strategic Intervention
Material
In
Science IV

MA. ADELA G. DIGMAN

HIRA-AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

 GUIDE CARD:

Are you ready

for a frozen
adventure?

Yes, We are!

Okay! Let’s go
and let’s discover
the types of
interactions among
living things.
Least Learned Skills:
 Identifies some types of interactions
among living things.
Subtasks:
 Identifies some types of beneficial
interactions among living things.
 Identifies some types of harmful
interactions among living things.
Beneficial Interactions among Before we
Living Things start our
frozen
1. Mutualism – adventure

is the type of
remember the
following.
interaction
where both
species benefit
2.
from the
Commensalism
relationships. –
is the type of
interaction where
one organism
benefits while the
other is not
harmed nor
 Harmful Interactions among
Living Things
1. Predation – is the
type of interaction
where one benefits
while the other is
harmed or badly
affected.
2. Parasitism – is a
symbolic relationship
where one organisms
depends on the host
for food, protection
and reproduction.
 Harmful Interactions among
Living Things
3. Competition –
an interaction in
which two
organisms
compete for
survival.
 Let’s start the
ACTIVITY
CARD 1 adventure….

Identify the type of interaction that exists among the

organisms below.

1. __________ 2. __________ 3. __________

4. __________ 5. __________
 Put a check (/) before the number if tells
Activity card 2 the correct interaction among organisms
and put an (X) mark if it is not.

____1. Bees obtaining nectar from the flower – mutualism

____2. Aphids on a rose plant – parasitism

____3. Foxes eating a dear – predation

____4. Lice on a girl’s hair – commensalism

____5. Too many plants in a pot - competition

Activity
Select at least five pairs of organisms, then
card 3
write their interactions or relationships.
Assessment card Did you enjoy your frozen
adventure? Were you able to
identifies some types of
interactions among living
things?
 Identify the interaction being describe in each sentence. Choose you
answer inside the box.

Predation Mutualism Parasitism

Commensalism Competition

1. The kind of interaction in which both organisms benefit

from each other.
2. The kind of interaction in which one organism kills smaller
organism for food.
3. The interaction among organisms where one benefits
while the other is not benefited or harmed.
4. An interaction in which two organisms compete for
survival.
5. A symbolic relationship where one organism depends on
the host for food, protection and reproduction.
 ENRICHMENT CARD

Complete the table below. Give two examples for each

interactions among living things.

Mutualism Commensalism Predation Parasitism Competition

 reference card

Lelani R. Abutay et.l. (2015) Science

Learner’s Material. Lexicon Press,
Inc.

www.google .com
 Answer Key
Activity Card 1 Activity Card 2
1. Mutualism 1. /
2. Parasitism 2. /
3. Commensalism 3. /
4. Predation 4. X
5. competition 5. /

Activity Card 3
(Note: Answers in any order)

1. Lice and boy – parasitism 6. bee and sunflower – mutualism

2. Orchids and tree – commensalism 7. lion and buffalo – competition
3. bird’s nest and tree – commensalism 8. bird and worm – predation
4. Cat and rat – predation 9. lice and dog – parasitism
5. Dog and rat - predation
 Answer Key
Assessment Card

1. Mutualism 4. Competition
2. Predation 5. Parasitism
3. Commensalism

Enrichment Card
( Note: answers may vary)

Mutualism Commensalism Predation Parasitism Competition

Plants and Orchids on a Foxes Aphids on a Too many

Fish in an tree eating a rose plant fishes in an
aquarium dear aquarium
Butterflies Bird’s nest on Eagle Fleas on a Wolf and
and flowers a tree eating a dog’s body fox
monkey
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and

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