What do we do when we classify things?, put them into enclosures in zoos, sort them into groups, provide them with a food source, move them from one habitat to another, What is an organism?, a living thing, a non-living thing, a body part within a living thing, a group of living things, penguins, ostriches and blue tits are...., birds, mammals, insects, molluscs, fish, guinea pigs, whales and bats are..., birds, mammals, insects, molluscs, fish, bees, butterflies and ants are..., birds, mammals, insects, molluscs, fish, snails, octopuses and slugs..., birds, mammals, insects, molluscs, fish, sharks, clownfish and salmon are..., birds, mammals, insects, molluscs, fish, Animals that do not have a backbone or interior skeleton are called _____________ ., invertebrates, invertebrate, fish, mammals, What do these living things all have in common?, they are all mammals, they are all vertebrates, they are all herbivores, they all lay eggs, What is Swedish scientist Carl Linnaeus famous for?, developing systems for classifying and naming organisms, developing systems for looking after living things, inventing classification, discovering micro-organisms, The language often used to give organisms names according to Linnaeus’ binomial system is called ., Latin, English, Mandarin, French

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