To classify something means to...

The idea that there are many different types of living things on Earth.

The home/environment where organisms live

This type of system helps us to organize similar things into groups, so they are easier to understand and remember.

All living things in the world are classified into kingdoms.

The largest group of living organisms is the Plant Kingdom.

All organisms in this kingdom are able to make their own food.

The organisms in this kingdom are so small they do NOT have a nucleus (brain-centre).

The organisms in this kingdom must move to get the food they need to survive.

The organisms in this kingdom (like mushrooms) can absorb food from other organisms.

This kingdom has tiny, single-celled organisms that have a nucleus (brain-centre).

Bacteria are a part of this kingdom.

Which kingdom do flowers belong to?

Humans belong to this kingdom.

The Animal Kingdom is divided into two groups, called:

All animals have a backbone

Living organisms with a backbone are called invertebrates

All insects are invertebrates.

Which of the following is an invertebrate?

Which of the following is an amphibian?

Which vertebrate group spends part of their life cycle living both in the water and on land?

Which vertebrate group does not lay eggs to have babies?

Fish are...

Which type of vertebrate animal has feathers?