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    Classification involves grouping similar items together based on shared characteristics. In a kitchen, similar items like utensils, food, and cookware are organized together to make cooking and cleaning easier. Scientists also use classification to group the millions of organisms on Earth based on their physical traits and behaviors. Classification allows scientists to better understand life by categorizing organisms with similar attributes.

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    Classification involves grouping similar items together based on shared characteristics. In a kitchen, similar items like utensils, food, and cookware are organized together to make cooking and cleaning easier. Scientists also use classification to group the millions of organisms on Earth based on their physical traits and behaviors. Classification allows scientists to better understand life by categorizing organisms with similar attributes.

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    Classification involves grouping similar items together based on shared characteristics. In a kitchen, similar items like utensils, food, and cookware are organized together to make cooking and cleaning easier. Scientists also use classification to group the millions of organisms on Earth based on their physical traits and behaviors. Classification allows scientists to better understand life by categorizing organisms with similar attributes.

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    Classification

    Classification

    • When you walk into your kitchen at home,


    you properly know where to find most
    things.
    • The forks are in a drawer with the spoons
    and knives. Milk and meat are in the
    refrigerator.
    • Canned soups and vegetables are on a pantry
    shelf or in a cupboard.
    • Pots, pans, and dishes have their places too.
    Classification
    • Putting similar items together in
    a kitchen makes cooking and
    cleaning up easier.
    • The process of classification or
    grouping similar things
    together, makes sense for
    anyone who uses a kitchen.
    • It also makes sense for scientists
    who study living things.
    Classification
    • No one can know everything about
    the 10 million or more different
    kinds of organisms that may live
    on Earth.
    • By identifying characteristics that
    living things share, scientists can
    group similar organisms.
    • To do this, scientists look for
    similarities in the way organisms
    look, live, eat, move, grow,
    change, and reproduce.
    What is classification?
    • The process of grouping similar things together is called classification.
    Next Lesson
    Grouping living things

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