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Essential Questions What characteristics are used to classify living things?

The Kingdom Zoo Group Project. Essential Questions What characteristics are used to classify living things? How can the coordinate system help you to better understand other map systems? . Task.

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Essential Questions What characteristics are used to classify living things?

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  1. The Kingdom Zoo Group Project Essential Questions What characteristics are used to classify living things? How can the coordinate system help you to better understand other map systems?

  2. Task • Work with members of your zoo team to design and create a map of a zoo on a coordinate plane. • Each zoo will include the following Kingdoms: • Bacteria (combined kingdom for purposes of this activity) • Protist • Fungi • Animal • Plant

  3. Zoo Teams • Zoo teams will be assigned 6 team members. • Each member will have an assigned role. • Zookeeper • Kingdom Manager (1 for each Kingdom) • You will work both as a group and independently to complete this assigned task.

  4. Zoo Design • Using the grid paper provided, the zookeeper must label the origin and all numbers on the x and y axis. This will be your zoo’s “map”. • Create 5 kingdoms by cutting out 5 rectangles using the template provided. • Once cut out, all zoo team members should work together to identify the x , y coordinates for each of the zoo kingdoms. This is your zoo’s layout, so this step is important! • Identify the ordered pairs for each kingdom’s 4 corners.

  5. Zoo Design • Kingdom Managers will work independently at their desks to design his/her kingdom on the paper provided. Each kingdom should include: • Kingdom Name • Minimum of 2 living things that would be found in that kingdom’s zoo exhibit. For each, include: • Name • Illustration (include habitat ) • 2 characteristics that allow it to fit into that kingdom. • X, Y Coordinates of your Kingdom’s entrance. (This is in addition to the 4 corners coordinates mentioned previously)

  6. Zoo Design • Zookeepers will be working on the following as Kingdom Managers are designing their kingdom exhibits: • Directions for zoo-comers to visit each of the Kingdoms. (Ex: From the zoo entrance, travel 3 blocks east and 2 blocks north to the Animal Kingdom). • Walking Path between Kingdoms. • Zoo Kingdom Name and/or Signage throughout the zoo. • Quality inspection on Kingdom Manager’s exhibits.

  7. Zoo Design • Kingdom Managers will bring their exhibit designs to the Zookeeper once their designs are complete. • Glue onto the coordinate plane. • Assist Zookeeper or other Kingdom Managers with any unfinished work. Remember! All work must be neat, organized, and easy to read. Use your best handwriting and take your time.

  8. Kingdom Zoo (2, 16) (8, 16) Example Animal Kingdom Entrance (8, 14) (8, 12) (2, 12) Plant Kingdom

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