Lesson 4: Classification & keys Become an ocean explorer (ages 7-11)

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Lesson 4: Classification & keys Become an ocean explorer (ages 7-11)

How can we group life on the reef?

Example: grouping life on the reef Have hard shells Can fly

What characteristics do these share? Phytoplankton Seagrass

What characteristics do these share? Crown-of-thorns starfish Sea slug

What characteristics do these share? Tiger shark Manta ray

What characteristics do these share? Dolphin Parrotfish

Key for life on the reef

Key for life on the reef

Practise these animal dive signs

Now come up with some of your own 38

Photo credits Slide Photo Credit 2, 4 Seagrass NOAA 2, 4 Phytoplankton NOAA 2, 3 Triton’s trumpet NOAA 2, 3 Noddy Digital Explorer All other images and photos Catlin Seaview Survey

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