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Classification of Animals
A series of PowerPoint slides to teach basic classification of animals, including elements from Key Stage 2 Science Unit 4A Moving and Growing. Animals are divided into two groups - vertebrates and invertebrates. Vertebrates can then be sub-divided into five groups. The features of each group are identified and understanding can be checked by using the "What am I?" quiz (included, or available seperately below)

• Classification of Animals PowerPoint You will need to have Microsoft PowerPoint installed to use this version, or a PowerPoint Viewer. This version will open in a new window as PowerPoint presentations are large files which will take about 6 minutes to download on a 56K dial-up connection. This leaves you free to browse other areas of the site whilst waiting for the resource to load.

• Classification of Animals PDF(Portable Document Format) Choose this version for printing or if you do not have PowerPoint installed on your PC. This resource will open in a new window.

• Classification of Animals HTML non-interactive version viewable as ordinary webpages.

What Am I?
This is the quiz only section taken from the Classification of Animals PowerPoint resource above.

• What Am I? PowerPoint You will need to have Microsoft PowerPoint installed to use this version, or a PowerPoint Viewer. This version will open in a new window as PowerPoint presentations are large files which will take about 6 minutes to download on a 56K dial-up connection. This leaves you free to browse other areas of the site whilst waiting for the resource to load.

• What Am I? PDF (Portable Document Format) Choose this version for printing or if you do not have PowerPoint installed on your PC. This resource will open in a new window.

• What Am I? HTML non-interactive version viewable as ordinary webpages.