S7L1ab - Classification and Six Kingdoms

Abigail and Arjun are curious about the smallest taxonomic group where organisms share many characteristics. Can you help them figure it out?

Anika and Aiden are curious about how scientists organize all the amazing living things on Earth. What is the science called that helps them describe, classify, and name these living things?

Benjamin and Anika are curious about how scientists name living things. Can you help them out? The scientific name for an organism is made from the:

Samuel, Aiden, and Avery are playing a science quiz. They want to know: Which of the following is an example of a unicellular organism?

Avery, Benjamin, and Oliver are on a science adventure! They discover tiny, unicellular, prokaryotic organisms living in boiling hot springs and super salty lakes. What kingdom do these extreme-loving organisms belong to?

Ethan, Lily, and Arjun are on a science adventure! They discover a tiny creature that is prokaryotic and found everywhere—even in the most unexpected places. Can you help them figure out which kingdom this mysterious organism belongs to?

Maya and Arjun found a mysterious organism growing on an old slice of bread. It's multicellular, a heterotroph, and has a cell wall made of chitin. Can you help them figure out which kingdom this organism belongs to?

During a lively classroom debate, Daniel, Charlotte, and Luna are trying to figure out who first came up with the idea of binomial nomenclature to classify organisms. Can you help them solve this scientific mystery?

Olivia and Henry are learning about how scientists name living things. Binomial nomenclature is the ____________ system for naming organisms. Can you help them choose the right answer?

William, Aria, and Noah are exploring a forest using a dichotomous key. They notice that each question in the key offers four choices. Is this TRUE or FALSE?