Series Summary

As students learn more about plants and animals, they will realize a need to classify and organize things in the world around them. This primary series introduces students to the basics of scientific classification by showing them how to distinguish between two major groupings - living and non-living things; and plants and animals.

Click to view larger image 1229 - Living or Nonliving? How can we tell if something is livng or non-livnig? This video explains to young students how to distinguish between the two major groupings. Living things grow and change; they can move; they can make new living things; and they have special parts to help them live. Segments • Introduction • Is It Living Or Non-living? • Some Living Things • Some Non-living Things • Living Things Move • Living Things Grow And Change • Living Things Have Special Parts • Summary Format: Video DVD + Resource CD Runtime: 15 minutes Item Item Price Qty Video DVD + Resource CD $59.50

Click to view larger image 1231 - Learning to Classify Introducting young students to the process of classification, this DVD explains how grouping (and sub-grouping) plants and animals with common characteristics has made it easier for everyone to learn about them. Plants that make seeds (flowering plants and cone-bearing plants) and plants that do not make seeds (ferns, fungi, moss, algae) are discussed, as are animals with backbones (vertebrates) and animals without backbones (invertebrates). Segments • Introduction • Plant Classification • Animal Classification-Vertebrates • Animal Classification-Invertebrates • Summary Format: Video DVD + Resource CD Runtime: 15 minutes Item Item Price Qty Video DVD + Resource CD $59.50