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Basic Biology Series: Animal Kingdom

Study guide, study booklet, exam: $22.22
Description:
There are so many different kinds of animals in the world, how can we keep them all straight? One way is to group them by the ways they are alike. In this fully illustrated course, the student learns how to group animals into classes, and learns the important ways that animals of each class are alike. The identifying features of each of the vertebrate classes (birds, fish, mammals, reptiles and amphibians) are described. The vertebrate-invertebrate distinction is made, and the invertebrate classes of insects, spider-like animals, crustaceans and others are discussed. The course prepares the student for more detailed study about each class in other Basic Biology Series courses.
Age range: 8-9 years    Grades: 3-4
Study booklet length: 23 pages    Estimated course length: 14 hours

Prerequisite: None
Materials you need to provide:
Texts: Several wildlife magazines, books or magazines with colored pictures of various animals.
Materials: pencil, paper, crayons.