This bundle saves you money by combining a set of 32 visually stimulating task cards (plus answers) and a super-fun color-by-number activity on the classification of living organisms, including the five-kingdom system of classification.

Suitable for Grades 7 - 9, Classification: Task Cards/Color-by-Number Activity & Multiple Choice Questions will save teachers lots of valuable prep time!

Included: Task Cards

1. 32 Task Cards (printable PDF) in two different sizes: larger, one-per-page and smaller four-per-page if you prefer to save on printing.
2. 34 Answer Cards (printable PDF).
3. Task Cards (digital/PowerPoint display version).
4. Answer Cards (digital/PowerPoint display version).

Included: Color-by-Number Activity

1. 20-question Quiz on Classification.
2. Quiz Answer Sheet.
3. Printable outline drawing with color-coding numbers students can use as a reference.
4. Printable outline drawing without color-coding numbers students use to color.
5. Digital (PowerPoint) outline drawing for students to color.
6. Answer Sheet for printable version of drawing.
7. Answer Sheet for digital version of drawing.
8. Tips/instructions on how to complete the digital (PowerPoint) outline drawing.

Classification: Task Cards/Color-by-Number Activity & Multiple Choice Questions covers the following content:

• distinction between things that are living, non-living and dead
• the five-kingdom classification system: Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista and Monera
• classifying living things into groups: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
• features of organisms in the Kingdom (i) Animalia (ii) Protista (iii) Monera
• features of the five classes of vertebrates: mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish
• features of common invertebrate classes: arthropods, molluscs, poriferans, cnidarians and echinoderms
• examples of (i) protists (ii) cnidarians (iii) echinoderms (iv) monerans (v) poriferans (vi) angiosperms
• definition of a 'species'
• which animal is most closely related to humans?
• endotherms and ectotherms: birds, mammals, reptiles
• distinction between plants and fungi
• plants that produce spores: ferns

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