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Animal Classification

Animal Classification

The marine reef worm and sea anemone are two of the many specimens that students get to observe up-close during this hands-on workshop.

Make sense of the biodiversity around you through our interactive hands-on workshop, where participants will learn about Linnaean classification.

Unravel the diversity of Singapore’s fauna in a fun and interactive learning environment through a guided gallery tour and hands-on session! This workshop introduces participants to Singapore’s rich biodiversity by employing Linnaean classification, enabling them to comprehend the wildlife surrounding them. Participants will also gain a better understanding of taxonomy by delving into hierarchical classification and binomial nomenclature and examining real animal specimens, enriching the learning experience.

With a curated selection of animal specimens from different animal groups—including poriferans, cnidarians, echinoderms, arthropods, molluscs, and chordates—participants will gain firsthand insights into the diverse forms and structures of these creatures, fostering a holistic understanding of Singapore’s fascinating fauna.

This programme is open to schools only. 

Recommended for: Students of Secondary levels and above

Starting From

S$32

Cost is inclusive of admission fee, gallery tour, use of specimens and materials, instructor, and coordinating fees. GST is applicable to all charges.

Duration: 3 hours

Instructor to student ratio:1:20

Minimum group size: 20 pax