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This is a set of

nomenclature cards designed

to be printed on 3X5 index

cards. It details the 3

Domain and linked 6 Kingdom

system that is taught in

American schools. To use

print on Index cards(less

cutting) or 4 pages toletter sized card stock

paper. Print 3 copies for

the book, the control

cards, and the matching

cards. As an exercise to

expand this set you can

have the child(ren) create

their own books using the

Create Your Own Book

Templates I have on here aswell.

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Three Domain

System

System of biological classification that was

created by Woese in 1990 which separates liv-

ing things into 3 domains, Bacteria, Archaea,

and Eukaryote.

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Archaea

Both a Domain and a Kingdom, these are any

of various single-celled prokaryotes genetically

distinct from bacteria, often thriving in extreme

environmental conditions.

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Bacteria

A very large group of microorganisms compris-

ing one of the three domains of living organ-

isms. They are prokaryotic, unicellular, andeither free-living in soil or water or parasites of

plants or animals

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Eukaryota

A domain comprised of organisms whose cells

contain complex structures enclosed withinmembranes.

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Protista

Of the domain Eukaryota, this is the Kingdom

of protist. Protist are single-celled free-living orcolonial organisms with diverse nutritional and

reproductive modes.

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Plantae

Of the domain Eukaryota, this is the Kingdom

of plants. Plants are living organisms that lackthe ability to move.

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Anamilia

Of the domain Eukaryota, this is the Kingdom

of animals. Animals are living organisms thathave the ability to move.

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Fungi

Of the kingdom Eukaryota this is the kingdom

of fungi. Fungi include both micro-organisms(s.a. yeast) and larger organisms (s.a. mush-

rooms) which contain chitin in their cell walls.