This science project outlines the five kingdoms of living things - animals, plants, fungi, bacteria, and algae and protists. Animals are multicellular organisms that feed on other living things, while plants make their own food but cannot move. Fungi can be uni- or multicellular, lack tissues and organs, cannot move, and eat other living things. Bacteria are the simplest organisms and can make their own food or eat other organisms. Algae can also be uni- or multicellular and make their own food.

1. •SCIENCE
PROJECT
PEDRO JOSÉ 5ºA

2. Index :
• Living things.
• Five kingdoms.
• Animals.
• Plants.
• Fungi.
• Bacteria.
• Algae and
protista.

3. Living things
lLiving things are organism that
born, grow, reproduce, and die.

4. THE FIVE KINGDOMS
The scientists identified
nearly two million of Earth’s
species.They can classify in
five kingdoms : animals,
plants, fungi, bacteria and
algae and protista.

6. Animals
• Animals are multicellular living things
that feed on other living things.
• Most animals move to forage for food,
to find shelter or to ecape predators.

7. Plants
• Plants are multicellular living
thing that make their own food.
• They cannot move because their
roots are fixed to the ground.

8. Fungi
• Fungi can be unicellular and
muticellular.
• Fungi do not have tissues or
organs.
• They cannot move.
• Eat other living things.

9. Bacteria
• Are unicellular living things. Are the
simplest organism on the Earth.
• They can eat other living things or
make there own food.

10. Algae
•Algae can be unicellular or
multicelluler.
•They make there own food.

11. THE
END.