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LIVING THINGS
Alicia Egea Atiénzar
5ºB
CLASSIFICATION OF THE
KINGDOMS
ANIMAL KINGDOM
PLANT KINGDOM
FUNGUS KINGDOM
PROTIST KINGDOM
MONERA KINGDOM
ANIMAL KINGDOM
• This kingdom is the largest of the five kingdoms.
• Animals are multicellular organisms.
• They get the energy by feeding on other living
organisms.
• Animals can move, respond to stimuli and reproduce.
PLANT KINGDOM
• Plant are multicellular
organisms.
• They use photosynthesis to
collect energy from the Sun
to make their own food.
• Plants cannot move like
animals, but they can
reproduce and respond to
stimuli.
• Most fungi live on trees or in the soil.
• They can be unicellular or multicellular.
• Fungi get their nutrients from the remains of dead
plants and animals, or working with other living
organisms.
• This kingdom includes various types of yeast and
mushrooms.
FUNGUS KINGDOM
PROTIST KINGDOM
• Protists are usually unicellular, but
some are multicellular.
• Most protists are aquatic.
• This kingdom includes algae and
protozoa.
• Algae: They can consist of a single
cell or many cells. Algae use sunlight
to produce their own food.
• Protozoa: they are unicellular
organisms.They get their nutrients
through the cell membrane.
MONERA KINGDOM
• This kingdom consists of microscopic unicellular organisms.
• We can find them in the air, in water, on land, in animals and in p
• All organisms of this type are bacteria.
• Some bacteria can cause illnesses.
• Some decompose dead matter and some are beneficial for our h
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Alicia 2

  • 1. LIVING THINGS Alicia Egea Atiénzar 5ºB
  • 2. CLASSIFICATION OF THE KINGDOMS ANIMAL KINGDOM PLANT KINGDOM FUNGUS KINGDOM PROTIST KINGDOM MONERA KINGDOM
  • 3. ANIMAL KINGDOM • This kingdom is the largest of the five kingdoms. • Animals are multicellular organisms. • They get the energy by feeding on other living organisms. • Animals can move, respond to stimuli and reproduce.
  • 4. PLANT KINGDOM • Plant are multicellular organisms. • They use photosynthesis to collect energy from the Sun to make their own food. • Plants cannot move like animals, but they can reproduce and respond to stimuli.
  • 5. • Most fungi live on trees or in the soil. • They can be unicellular or multicellular. • Fungi get their nutrients from the remains of dead plants and animals, or working with other living organisms. • This kingdom includes various types of yeast and mushrooms. FUNGUS KINGDOM
  • 6. PROTIST KINGDOM • Protists are usually unicellular, but some are multicellular. • Most protists are aquatic. • This kingdom includes algae and protozoa. • Algae: They can consist of a single cell or many cells. Algae use sunlight to produce their own food. • Protozoa: they are unicellular organisms.They get their nutrients through the cell membrane.
  • 7. MONERA KINGDOM • This kingdom consists of microscopic unicellular organisms. • We can find them in the air, in water, on land, in animals and in p • All organisms of this type are bacteria. • Some bacteria can cause illnesses. • Some decompose dead matter and some are beneficial for our h
  • 8. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION