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Classfication Keys Power Point

The document outlines an educational activity focused on using classification keys to identify living things in the local environment. It provides a framework for creating yes or no questions to categorize various wildlife, particularly in Australia. The activity encourages students to observe and document local wildlife, ultimately leading to the development of a classification key.

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Classfication Keys Power Point

The document outlines an educational activity focused on using classification keys to identify living things in the local environment. It provides a framework for creating yes or no questions to categorize various wildlife, particularly in Australia. The activity encourages students to observe and document local wildlife, ultimately leading to the development of a classification key.

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Aim

• To use a classification key to group living things.

Success Criteria
• To identify a variety of living things in the local environment.
• To create a classification key.
Introduction
Classification keys are a way of identifying living things through
a series of questions. For example:
Does it have wings?

Does it have more than four legs?

Does it live on land?


Introduction
Each question has a yes or no answer and leads you one step
closer to the name of the living thing.

Does it have wings?

yes no

Does it live under


water?

Owl
Introduction
The first question is always quite general because it needs to
help sort the living things you are classifying.
Introduction
The questions will gradually get more specific as they separate
living things that are more similar.
Activity
First, have a go at putting the living things in the correct boxes
on the ‘Variation’ worksheet.

Second, have a go at creating your own yes or no questions that


will identify the living things on the ‘Animal Flow Chart’
worksheet.
Australian Wildlife
There are many different types of things that live in Australia.

What types of wildlife might live in the local environment around


our school?

Click to locate the wildlife


Ulysses Butterfly

Eastern Yellow Robin


Owl

Green LizardWombat

Grass Snake
Quoll
Australian Wildlife
We are going to go on a hunt for wildlife around our school.
For each living thing that you find, make a note of it’s name, and
write down as much information as you can about it.
For example:

Where it
Colour Size
is

What
Whether class it
it has belongs
fur, shell to
or (insects,
feathers birds,
fish)
Activity
Can you make a classification for some of the living things you
have found on your wildlife hunt?

You can use the sample questions to help you.

Make sure your questions are relevant to your living things.


Plenary
This classification key has not been finished.

What types of wildlife could it be leading to?

Does it belong in water?

no yes
Plenary
These are the animals than need to be classified. What questions
could we use to separate them?

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