1. 2.

3. 4.

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How has classification

changed since Linnaeus came

up with his system?

What is the difference

between the six kingdom and

five kingdom systems?

What are the six

kingdoms of living

things?

What does it mean to be

anaerobic?

1. 2.

3. 4.

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Watch It! Watch It!

Go to this site and watch the

Six Kingdoms video:

http://tinyurl.com/zp5qhcc

List the six kingdoms of life:

What are the names of the

three domains?

Kelp (seaweed) is in the

_____________________

kingdom.

5. 6.

7. 8.

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True or false: Bacteria can live

in soil, water, and in/on hu-

man bodies.

Which kingdom absorbs

nutrients from its

surroundings?

Which of the following is NOT true about

members of the Animalia Kingdom?

A. multicellular

B. Has a nervous system

C. Uses photosynthesis

D. Moves from place to place

TRUE OR FALSE: All protists are

single-celled.

1. 2.

3. 4.

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Explore It! Explore It!

Go to the following website:

http://tinyurl.com/qdlmkdf

Click and drag an organism down

to the magnifying glass.

Record the information about the

organism in the table. Then, decide

which kingdom you think the

organism belongs in. Drag the

organism to the kingdom, make sure

you fill in your table.

To read the characteristics of the

members of each

kingdom, click on this

icon:

Click on

and fix

any

mistakes

Then, click on

to classify a

second set of

organisms.

1. 2.

1. 1.

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Research It!

Organize It! Write It!

How were mushrooms

originally classified? How are

they classified now? What is

the key difference that would

make their classification

change?

What does the word

“monera” mean and why is it

a fitting/appropriate name

for bacteria?

Organize the organisms into

each of the six kingdoms

based on their picture,

description, or both.

Scan the QR code to read

your writing prompt. Make

sure you use C-E-R in your

response

1.

5.

Illustrate It!

Read It!

Draw a visual to help you

remember the characteristics

of each kingdom.

What is a

heterotroph?

1.

5.

Illustrate It!

Read It!

Draw a visual to help you

remember the characteristics

of each kingdom.

What is a

heterotroph?

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Assess It!

Assess It!

Assess It! Assess It!

Name: ______________________________ Class:_____________ Date:__________

Input Stations

Explore It!

Scientific Name and Common

Name

Unicellular

or

Multicellular

Do

cells

have

nuclei

?

Does It

Move?

What does it

eat/How does

it get nutrients?

Kingdom

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Task Card 2:

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Task Card 4:

Task Card 5:

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Task Card 2:

Task Card 3:

Task Card 4: ______________ Task Card 5: ______________

Task Card 6: ______________ Task Card 7: ______________

Task Card 8: ______________

Research It!

Task Card 1:

Input Stations Continued

Research It!

Task Card 2:

Output Stations:

Write It!

It!

Name: ______________________________ Class:_____________ Date:__________

Output Stations

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Read it!

Watch It!

Research It!

Name: ______________________________ Class:_____________ Date:__________

Input Stations

Explore It!

Scientific Name Common Name Unicellular or

Multicellular

Type of Cells

(Have nuclei?)

Does It Move? What does it eat/How

does it get nutrients?

Kingdom

Acalisa hispida Chenilleplant Multicellular Have nuclei No Photosynthesis-makes its

own food

Animal

Taenia solium Tapeworm Multicellular Have nuclei Yes Parasitic-feeds off of

host’s food

Plants

Gannoderma applantum Artist’s conk Multicellular Have nuclei No Grows on tree trunks and

decomposes

Fungi

Anabaena Anabaena Unicellular No nucleus Photosynthesis-makes its

own food

Eubacteria

Ceratomyxa fruticolosa Slime Mold Multicellular Nuclei No Decomposer Fungi