The Six Kingdom Chart - Digital Printable

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Carl Woese proposed the six-kingdom classification system in 1977. It led to the proposal and the implementation of the three domains of life. In the six-kingdom model, the kingdom Monera was replaced by Archaeobacteria, and Eubacteria. Today, the six-kingdom classification system is used throughout the schools in the U.S., and it is the accepted model. 

The Six Kingdom Chart set comes complete with:

• 1 Control chart.
• 1 Mute chart.
• 6 pictures of representatives for each kingdom.
  • Animalia
  • Plantae
  • Fungi
  • Protoctista or Protista
  • Archaeobacteria or Archaea, and
  • Eubacteria
• 6 labels to name each kingdom. Each label includes the etymology of the word.
• 6 description cards for each kingdom.

RESOURCES:

Look at our Science Flow Chart for Lower Elementary and that for Upper Elementary to see how this work fits in with the traditional Montessori curriculum.


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