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14 lis 2019 · Bookish Ways has an EXCELLENT starter pack of free, simple dichotomous key activity worksheets to help guide students if you don’t have the time to come up with your own.
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A dichotomous key is a series of paired statements or questions that lead to the identification of an organism. The Dichotomous Keys GizmoTM allows you to use five different dichotomous keys to identify a variety of organisms. To begin, make sure California Albatrosses. and Organism A are selected. 1. Read the two statements at lower right.
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You found five types of shells and two seed-like items that you need to identify for your collection. Identify the collection of items using the dichotomous key below and the photo key worksheet, where you will also be able to record your answers, on the next page. Use your observational skills!
Here are some activities you can use to teach dichotomous keys: 1. I begin by using a powerpoint that teaches students how dichotomous keys work. You can find it here. 2. Ready to practice? Here is a mollusk activity from Cornell.
Dichotomous Key Practice 1 a. The insect has 2 wings Go to 2 b. The insect has more than 2 wings Go to 3 2 a. The insect has a long skinny abdomen Tupula simplex b. The insect has a short broad abdomen Apis mellifera 3 a. The insect has broad wings Go to 4 b. The insect has thin wings Go to 5 4 a.
MAKING A DICHOTOMOUS KEY. Example: Here are two examples of keys to show how to key out organisms, such as a kangaroo, a cow, a bee and a spider. Shown are a branching key and a numbered key. Pouch present (Kangaroo)