Directions: Try to perform the activity below to give you more ideas on how the organisms interact with one another in order to live. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
Procedures: 1. Prepare two empty containers of same size with cover (Recycled bottles).
2. Fill each container with water until it is about two-third (2/3) full.
3. Mark one container as setup A and the other one is setup B.
4. Add each setup the following things indicated in the table.
5. Cover each setup and place it in one area.
6. Observe the two setups for two to three days.
7. Answer the guide questions on a separate sheet of paper. Guide
Questions:
Q1. What happened to the snail and fish in each set-up after two or three days?
Q2. In which setup was the fish still alive after two or three days? Why is this so?
Q3. What do you think will happen to the snail and fish in each of the set-up when left closed for a longer period of time? Explain your answer.
Procedures: 1. Prepare two empty containers of same size with cover (Recycled bottles).
2. Fill each container with water until it is about two-third (2/3) full.
3. Mark one container as setup A and the other one is setup B.
4. Add each setup the following things indicated in the table.
5. Cover each setup and place it in one area.
6. Observe the two setups for two to three days.
7. Answer the guide questions on a separate sheet of paper. Guide
Questions:
Q1. What happened to the snail and fish in each set-up after two or three days?
Q2. In which setup was the fish still alive after two or three days? Why is this so?
Q3. What do you think will happen to the snail and fish in each of the set-up when left closed for a longer period of time? Explain your answer.
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