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Interactive Animal Kingdom Foldable for Biology Class

Create an engaging foldable activity to learn about different phyla in the Animal Kingdom, label tabs, draw sample animals, and detail evolutionary relationships. Enhance understanding through hands-on experience and interactive tasks.

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Interactive Animal Kingdom Foldable for Biology Class

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  1. Foldable • You need 5 sheets of blank paper. • Place them in a stack. • Lower each sheet on top about ½ inch lower from the sheet beneath it. • Now fold all five from the bottom up, not all the way up. • You are making 10 equal size tabs: 5 tabs you already have on top and 5 with the bottom half you are folding up. See teacher example.

  2. Animal Kingdom Sponges Label each tab on front and bottom as seen here. Cnidarians Flat worms Round worms Mollusks Annelids Arthropods Echinoderms Chordates

  3. Open the tab for Sponges. (lift the one above labeled Animal Kingdom) • On the top of each section, you will make some drawings of sample animals in each phylum. • On the bottom, you will draw the same chart and fill in the missing information using your brain, google, ask jeeves, bio text book, encyclopedia, or personal experience. ( you are part of this kingdom!)

  4. Animal Kingdom

  5. Evolutionary relationships in Animal Kingdom Copy this on back of foldable

  6. Sponges

  7. Sponges

  8. Cnidarians

  9. Flatworms

  10. Flat worms

  11. Round worms

  12. Round Worms

  13. Mollusks (3 groups)Bivalves Cephalopods Gastropods

  14. Mollusks

  15. Annelids (earthworms)

  16. Annelids (earthworms)

  17. Arthropods

  18. Arthropods (insects)

  19. Echinoderms

  20. Echinoderms

  21. Chordates

  22. Chordates

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