Learning Area: Lesson No.: Lesson Title/ Topic: Name: PILOT IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MATATAG K TO 10 CURRICULUM LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET Science 8 5 Quarter: Quarter 1 Date: The Six Kingdom Classification System Grade & Section: I. Activity No. 5.4: Pair Me II. Objectives: At the end of the activity, the learners are expected to classify the selected organisms based on the six- kingdom classification system. III. Materials Needed: Computer with Internet access, science book, writing materials (ballpen, pencil, etc.) IV. Procedure: Match Column A with Column B. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided before the number. A 1. A biological classification, just below the domain, used to group together all forms of life that share fundamental structural and functional characteristics. 2. A classification level beneath kingdom and groups together organisms with similar body plans or structures, allowing scientists to further categorize and study different types of living things 3.A classification level below phylum and groups together organisms that share even more specific characteristics. It consist of several orders. 4.. Classification level beneath class and further organizes organisms based on even more specific similarities in their characteristics and behaviors. Consist of several related families. Consist of several related genera (singular Genus) 6. Consist of several related species 7 The specific level of organism classification in biological taxonomy, representing a group of individuals that can interbreed and produce offspring in natural conditions. A. Family B B. Kingdom C. Order D. Class E. Species F. Genus G. Phylum Science & Quarter 1
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Kingdom – A biological classification below the domain grouping all forms of life with similar fundamental characteristics.Phylum – A classification level beneath kingdom that groups organisms with similar body structures.Class – Below phylum, grouping organisms with more specific shared traits.Order – Below class, organizes organisms into related families.Family – Consists of several related genera.Genus – Consists of related species sharing close similarities.Species – The most specific level, a group of individuals that can interbreed naturally.
