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1 Classification Ivory Hilliard
2 Classification Ivory Hilliard This unit is geared toward students in a tenth grade Biology classroom. It is intended as an introduction to both the concept of classification and the system of taxonomy. The Minnesota Department of Education Standards that will be covered in this section are as follows: IV. LIFE SCIENCE: B. Diversity of Organisms 5. The student will use the characteristics of an organism to identify the kingdom to which it belongs. Day 1: Introduction to concepts of classification and taxonomy General classification activity Introduction to taxonomy Introduction to binomial nomenclature Day 2: Taxonomy project Recap of previous lesson Splitting into groups Introduction of taxonomy project Day 3: Group work on project Group work Day 4: Presentations Group presentations
3 Day 1: Introduction to concepts of classification and taxonomy Objectives: Students will: 1. Understand the importance of classification. 2. Explain and apply conventions of biological taxonomy. 3. Explain and apply conventions of binomial nomenclature. Materials: Objects/pictures for classification Youtube videos 1. Planet Bob 2. Taxonomy, from Lifetime: A science Oratorio Powerpoint presentation Mnemonic devices worksheet Procedure: 1. Classification activity Assemble objects/pictures at front of classroom Allow students to create their own categories Discuss: 1. What is classification? 2. Taxonomy 2. What are different types of classification systems? Planet Bob video (2:46) Discuss: What is taxonomy? Taxonomy, from Lifetime video Mnemonic worksheet 3. Kingdoms Animal Plant Protista Monera Fungi
4 4. Binomial nomenclature Linnaeus Writing conventions Day 2: Taxonomy project Objectives: Students will: 1.0utline defining characteristics of the different Kingdoms 2.Identify specific characteristics of organisms in the different Kingdoms Materials: Worksheet: Kingdoms Project Organism slips Procedure: 1. Review important points from previous Jesson. Taxonomy KPCOFGS 2. Outline Kingdoms Project Split class into five groups Each group selects five organisms. one from each of five unknown categories Answer questions about each organism 1. What kingdom does it belong to? 2. What is its common name? 3. Where can it be found? 4. What are two interesting things about it? Create a presentation for each organism
5 Day 3: Group work on project Objectives: Students will: 1.Work on their projects as a group Materials: Worksheet: Kingdoms Project Internet/reference material Procedure: 1. Allow students to work on the Kingdoms Project 2. Answer any questions that students may have Day 4: Presentations Objectives: Students will: I.Present their own findings 2.View the findings of their classmates 3.Draw conclusions about the different Kingdoms Materials: Student presentations Procedure: 1. Groups will present their findings for each organism 2. Class discussion on each of the five categories Determine which Kingdom is represented by each category Identify common characteristics
6 Taxonomy Classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Primata Family: Hominadae Genus: Homo Species: sapiens Binomial Nomenclature Genus: Homo + Species: sapiens = Homo sapiens Animal ~ ~ fu "'1'C'clit' / # Kingdoms ~, ~,f) '1tfg' #' $,,,, i 0 "01 " v< -, Plant Fungi Monera Protist
7 Biological Taxonomy Mnemonic Make a mnemonic device for remembering the different levels of biological taxonomy (Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, amily, Genus, Species) Do not copy the example! K Name: P C o F G Example: Kings Play Chess On Fine Grained Sand S
8 Kingdoms Project The class will be split into five groups. Each group will chose five organisms on which to report. These organisms will be chosen from each of five different groups (Kingdom 1, Kingdom 2, etc). For each of these organisms the group will answer the following questions: What kingdom does it belong to? What is its common name? Where can it be found? What are two interesting things about it? The students will then create a PowerPoint presentation on these organisms. The organisms will be presented in order, from Kingdom 1 to Kingdom 5, by each group. The PowerPoint presentations must answer all of the questions and provide a picture of the organism. Each group will enter the information that they found into a database. This database will be made available to all the students to study from.
9 Kingdoms Project Group: '-----.:.,~~:' "'nimaua) fs.nimals)s~oh as maromals, birds, reptiles, inseo.t, fish j etc. I I Modern TaXonomy Kin~dom Phylum Class Order Fami~/ Genus Speoies Fungi (f~ngi) s~ch as Bre8.d. M:Jld or M..Is.hrooms Bacterium Prok~tae (bacteria) T~berc~losis
10 Directions Select five organisms, one each from Kingdoms 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. For each of the organisms answer the questions on the next page. Create a PowerPoint presentation. You will present the organisms in order. The organism from Kingdom 1 will be first. Your PowerPoint presentation must include slides answering each of the four questions as well as a picture of the organisms. PowerPoint presentations will be presented to the class. Enter your findings into the classroom database. Turn in a copy of your presentation along with this packet. Make sure that the names of all group members are on the front of this packet.
11 Species What kingdom does it belong to? What is its common name? Where can it be found? What are two interesting things about it? Kingdom Kingdom ; Kingdom Kingdom Kingdom
12 .- - Protista Monera Plant Animal Fungi '" Ulva lactuca - Paramecium caudatum Chlamydia muridarum Prochlorococcus marinus Floydiella terrestris Takakia ceratophylla Ascute asconoides Atrichornis rufescens Cryphonectria parasitica Penicillium roqueforti - Toxoplasma gondii - Macrocystis angustifolia Fusobacterium necrophorum Treponema pallidum Chamaecyparis formosensis Ginkgo biloba Carcharhinus acronotus Linckia laevigata Saccharomyces cerevisiae Tuber aestivum - Paramecium bursaria Sphaerobacter Magnolia Heptathela... Agaricus arvensis thermophilus vlrglnlana kimurai
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