how to classify the two kingdoms
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THE TWO KINGDOMS
HOW TO CLASSIFY
GO OUTSIDE and LOOK AROUNDWHAT CAN YOU SEE?
I can see…
How can you classify these things?
How can these things be grouped?
How can we study these things?
Let’s classify them!
THINGS
NON-LIVING THINGSInert
LIVING THINGSAlive
BACTERIA PROTISTA PLANTAE FUNGI ANIMALIA
Non-seed
Seed
Invertebrates
Vertebrates
THE KEY TO LIVING THINGS
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Livingthings
Animal Kingdom
Animal Kingdom
PlantKingdom
InvertebratesInvertebrates VertebratesVertebrates
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Live in waterBreathe by gillshave skeleton
Walk & swimBreathe by gills & lungs
Lay eggs in water
Body cover by scalesBreathe by lungs
cold blooded
Have wingsBody cover by feathers
Beak
Body cover by hair or fur constant body temperature
walk on 4 or 2 legs
Absence ofvascular tissue
Presence ofvascular tissue
�They have got bones.�They can fly.�They can live in the water.�They have legs.�They have backbone.
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LIVING THINGS
ANIMAL KINGDOM PLANT KINGDOM
INVERTEBRATES VERTEBRATES NON-SEED MAKE SEED
ANIMAL KINGDOM
LIVING THINGS
ANIMAL KINGDOMANIMAL KINGDOM PLANT KINGDOM
InvertebratesVertebrates
Vertebrates
FISH AMPHIBIANS REPTILES BIRDS MAMMALS
Live in waterBreathe by gillshave skeleton
Walk & swimBreathe by gills & lungs
Lay eggs in water
Body cover by scalesBreathe by lungs
cold blooded
Have wingsBody cover by feathers
Beak
Body cover by hair or fur constant body temperature
walk on 4 or 2 legs
Non-SEED MAKE SEED
CLASSIFYING ANIMALS
Breathe with lungs or gills
Has a skeleton
Feed young with milk (yes/no)
Live birth or
Hatched from egg
Type of body covering
Warm-blooded
Cold-blooded
MAMMALSBIRDSREPTILESAMPHIBIANSFISH
PLANT KINGDOM
LIVING THINGSLIVING THINGS
Bacteria FungiPlants
Plants Protist Animals
Non-seedplants Seed PlantsSeed Plants
Algae Mosses Ferns Conifers(Gymnosperms)
Conifers(Gymnosperms)
InvertebratesAnimals without bones
VertebratesAnimals with bones
Flowering(Angiosperms)