The Five Kingdoms

1. The Five Kingdoms Animal Monera Fungi Plant Protist

2. The Animal Kingdom • Move From Place To Place. • Don’t make Their Own Food. • Some eat meat, plants or both. • Digest food. • Examples are Humans, dogs,and cats.

3. Why an Animal ? • It belongs in the Animal Kingdom Because in the Animal Kingdom it would be classified as a mammal.

4. The Bacteria Kingdom (Monerans) • Most Bacteria do not have a nucleus • Most don’t make their own food. • They don’t move. • Examples are illnesses and cheeses

5. Why Bacteria? • It belongs in the Bacteria Kingdom because the Chamydomonas doesn’t make it’s own food like a plant, it doesn’t move like an animal, but bacteria does both of these .

6. The Fungi Kingdom • Fungi Can’t move. • Can be anywhere. • Don’t contain chloroplast. • Have many cells. • Examples are mold or| • and mildew.

7. Why Fungi? • It belongs in the fungi Kingdom because it recycles dead things.

8. The Plant Kingdom • Plants are food for animals. • They contain chloroplast. • Make own food. • Can’t move. • Examples are flowers, trees, bushes.

9. Why Plants? • This belongs in this Kingdom because it reproduces from spores and makes it’s own food. • It doesn’t move

10. The Protist Kingdom • They are like Fungus, animals, and plants. • Some contain Chloroplasts. • Some make own food. • Little “creatures” floating in a drop of pond water. • Single celled.

11. Why Protist? • It has a nucleus. It’s animal-like, and protists are animal-like,too.

12. Classifying is important. • It’s important to classify living things because if you didn’t know, you wouldn’t know anything about them and what they’re like.

13. Extras • We found out that to live , all animals, plants, fungus, bacteria, and protists must and have to work together.

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