4th grade ch. 1 lesson 2 how are living things grouped
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Ch. 1 Lesson 2
How are living things grouped?
Activity-Classifying Buttons
1. List 5 different characteristics of the buttons.
2. Classify the buttons into 3 different categories.
3. Give each category a name.
Scientists use a classification
system to study, compare &
identify living things.
kingdom•largest classification group
kingdoms of kingdoms of living thingsliving things
# of cells# of cells How it gets foodHow it gets food
Ancient bacteria 1 Make own food
True bacteria 1 Some make own food, some must get food
Protists 1 or many Some make own food, some must get food
Fungi Many Absorbs food
Plants Many Make own food
Animals Many Do not make own food
organisms in the ancient organisms in the ancient bacteria kingdombacteria kingdom
The Mammoth Hot Springs
Ancient bacteria can live in extremely hot or salty water.
organisms in the true organisms in the true bacteria kingdombacteria kingdom
organisms in the protist kingdomorganisms in the protist kingdom
algae
paramecia
protists
organisms in the fungus kingdomorganisms in the fungus kingdom
yeast
mushrooms
mold
organisms in the plant kingdomorganisms in the plant kingdom
organisms in the animal kingdomorganisms in the animal kingdom
The Five Kingdoms of Living Things [01:08]
animalanimal
kingdokingdomm
Name the kingdom
ancient ancient bacteria bacteria kingdomkingdom
Name the kingdom
paramecium
protistprotist
kingdomkingdom
Name the kingdom
plantplant
kingdokingdomm
Name the kingdom
plantplant
kingdokingdomm
Which kingdom’s organisms are
multicellular and do make their own
food?
fungusfungus
kingdokingdomm
Name the
kingdom
animalanimal
kingdokingdomm
Which kingdom’s organisms are
multicellular and do not make their
own food?
Scientists divide kingdoms into smaller groups.
Genus•group of closely related living things
species•group of similar organisms that can mate & produce offspring
Animals from the Felidae Family
black footed cat ocelot
house cat
Felis catus
Leopardus pardalis
Felis nigripes
Scientific Names [01:05]
Genus species
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