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1. ORGANIC COMPOUND
WEEK 6

2. REVIEW
R B A C N O

3. REVIEW
C A R B O N

4. REVIEW
EMHTAEN

5. REVIEW
M E T H A N E

6. REVIEW
S E P O R T O L L A

7. REVIEW
A L L O T R O P E S

8. REVIEW
Can you give a short
description about the
words that was formed in
the jumbled letters?
Let us start with “carbon”

9. REVIEW
Carbon – a chemical
element with the
symbol ‘C’ and have an
atomic number ‘6’

10. REVIEW
Methane – the simplest
hydrocarbon and a gas
that can be found in small
quantities in Earth’s
atmosphere.

11. REVIEW
Allotropes - An
elements that can exist
in two or more forms.

12. Which do you think
is/are organic?

13. What is your basis in
identifying the picture
shown as organic?

14. Organic – produced without
the use of chemical fertilizer,
pesticides, or other artificial
agents. (agriculture)

15. Organic – In chemistry, the term
organic describes chemical
compounds that contain
CARBON, and other element
such as Hydrogen, Oxygen,
Nitrogen, sulfur or phosphorus.

17. Presentation of Learning Objectives
A.Identify and differentiate organic and inorganic
compounds.
B.Recognize the general classes and uses of
organic compounds.
C.Give the importance of organic compounds.

19. What do you observe?
Organic Inorganic
C2H4O2 H2SO4
C2HCl3O Na2SO2
HC6H7O6 CaCl2

21. Video Clip about Organic Compound

22. Based on the video lesson,
what is the difference
between organic and
inorganic compound?

23. Again, based on the
video, who coined the
term “organic
compound”?

25. ACTIVITY

26. Activity – Mad Gab – Word/Phrase/Sound Puzzle
Carl bought a high
drake.

27. Activity – Mad Gab – SOUND - Word/Phrase
Puzzle
Moon No Sacks a Rice

28. Activity – Mad Gab – SOUND - Word/Phrase
Puzzle
Pro Team

29. Activity – Mad Gab – SOUND - Word/Phrase
Puzzle
Glue cost

30. Activity – Mad Gab – SOUND - Word/Phrase
Puzzle
Ox see a gem

31. Activity – Mad Gab – SOUND - Word/Phrase
Puzzle
Nuke lay a sieged

33. WHAT ARE THE FOUR MAIN TYPES/CLASSES OF
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS?
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic Acid

34. CARBOHYDRATES
What elements made
up carbohydrates?

35. Elements - Carbohydrates
Carbon (C)
Hydrogen (H)
Oxygen (O)

36. Example of Carbohydrates
Glucose
C6H12O6

37. USES of CARBOHYDRATES
Based on the video that
we had watched, what
do you think are the
uses of Carbohydrates?

38. USES of CARBOHYDRATES
 Energy source, cell
structure, stored
energy in plants.

39. CLASSIFICATION of CARBOHYDRATES
 A carbohydrates can
be classified based on
the sub units it contain.

40. CLASSIFICATION of CARBOHYDRATES

41. CLASSIFICATION of CARBOHYDRATES

42. LIPIDS
What elements made
up Lipids?

43. Elements - LIPIDS
Carbon (C)
Hydrogen (H)
Oxygen (O)

44. USES of LIPIDS
 What do you think
is the uses of Lipids?

45. USES of LIPIDS
 Storing energy,
component of cell
membranes, signaling,
waterproof covering
(cuticle)

46. 3 Major groups of LIPIDS
•Triglycerides (Fats, Oils,
Waxes)
• Steroids
•Phospholipids

47. FATTY ACIDS

48. PROTEIN
What elements make
up protein?

49. Elements - PROTEIN
Carbon (C)
Hydrogen (H)
Oxygen (O)
Nitrogen (N)

50. USES of PROTEIN
 Cellular structures,
controls substances in
and out of cell, fight
diseases.

51. EXAMPLES of PROTEIN
Hemoglobin
 Collagen
Insulin
Keratin

52. NUCLEIC ACID
What elements make
up the Nucleic Acid?

53. Elements - PROTEIN
Carbon (C)
Hydrogen (H)
Oxygen (O)
Nitrogen (N)
Phosphorous (P)

54. NUCLEIC ACID
• Are the molecules in our
cells that direct and store
information for
reproduction and cellular
growth.

55. NUCLEIC ACID
•Do you remember the
two types of Nucleic
Acid? Based on the
video presented.

56. NUCLEIC ACID

57. What do you think is the
difference between RNA
and DNA?

60. Application
What do you think is the
importance of Organic
compound in our daily
life?

61. Generalization
What is the difference
between Organic and
Inorganic Compound?

62. Generalization
What are the major
classification of
Organic Compound?

63. EVALUATION
1. Molecules in our cells
that direct and store
information for
reproduction and cellular
growth.

64. EVALUATION
1. Molecules in our cells that direct and store
information for reproduction and cellular
growth.
A. Carbohydrates
B. Lipids
C. Proteins
D. Nucleic Acid

65. EVALUATION
2. An organic compound
which uses are for cellular
structures, controls
substances in and out of
cell, fight diseases.

66. EVALUATION
2. An organic compound which uses are for cellular
structures, controls substances in and out of cell, fight
diseases.
A. Carbohydrates
B. Lipids
C. Proteins
D. Nucleic Acid

67. EVALUATION
3. An Organic compound
which uses are storing
energy, component of cell
membranes, signaling,
waterproof covering.

68. EVALUATION
3. An organic compound which uses are storing energy,
component of cell membranes, signaling, waterproof
covering.
A. Carbohydrates
B. Lipids
C. Proteins
D. Nucleic Acid

69. EVALUATION
4. Its uses are energy
source, cell structure,
stored energy in plants.

70. EVALUATION
4. Its uses are energy source, cell structure, stored
energy in plants.
A. Carbohydrates
B. Lipids
C. Proteins
D. Nucleic Acid

71. EVALUATION
5. Which of the
following is an example
of a monosaccharide?

72. EVALUATION
5. Which of the following is an example of a
monosaccharide?
A. Lactose
B. Galactose
C. Sucrose
D. Maltose