By: Idrees Alao
The Five Kingdoms of Life
        The five Kingdoms of life are:

                 Plants
                Animals
                 Fungi
                Monera
                Protista
Plants

There are many different kinds of plants. There are
annuals, biennials, perennials, gymnosperms, and
angiosperms.
  Annuals are plants that live for one year.

 Biennials are plants that live for two years.

Perennials are plants that live for more than two years.

 Gymnosperms are plants that produce seeds.

 Angiosperms are plants that produce flowers.
Animals




There are two main types of animals.
There are vertebrates ( Animals with
backbones ) and invertebrates
(animals without backbones).
Animals
     Vertebrates

There are five different kinds of vertebrates. They are,

                          Fish
                       Amphibians
                        Reptiles
                        Mammals
                         Birds
Fish   Fish are cold-blooded animals
Amphibians
Amphibians are cold-blooded animals
Reptiles are cold-blooded animals.


Reptiles
Mammals are warm-blooded animals


Mammals
Birds are warm-blooded animals



               Birds
Animals
Invertebrates
         There are many invertebrates all
         around the world such as worms,
         spiders, and ants.
Invertebrates
Fungi are one of the kingdoms
of life which are referred to as
plant-like organisms that do not
use chlorophyll. They usually
like dark and damp places such
as forest floors or basements.
Fungi
Monera

Monera are blue-green algae
and bacteria. They are the
only organisms with cells that
do not have nuclei and
organelles.
Monera
Protista

Protista are singe-celled organisms. They
have nuclei and organelles in their cell’s
cytoplasm. Protista grow and reproduce in
moist areas. There are two main types of
protista which are plant-like protista and
animal-like protista.
Like plants, these type of
protista have chlorophyll.
Plant-like protista produce
most of the world’s oxygen!
They are an important part
in plankton and other
microscopic things in the
sea. Some plant-like
protista are able to move
such as Euglena and
dinoflagellates.
Animal-like protista are called
Protozoa. Some Protozoa have
cillia (hair-like structures) sticking
out of their cells. Protozoa are
classified by the way they move.
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Kingdoms of life

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    The Five Kingdomsof Life The five Kingdoms of life are: Plants Animals Fungi Monera Protista
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    Plants There are manydifferent kinds of plants. There are annuals, biennials, perennials, gymnosperms, and angiosperms. Annuals are plants that live for one year. Biennials are plants that live for two years. Perennials are plants that live for more than two years. Gymnosperms are plants that produce seeds. Angiosperms are plants that produce flowers.
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    Animals There are twomain types of animals. There are vertebrates ( Animals with backbones ) and invertebrates (animals without backbones).
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    Animals Vertebrates There are five different kinds of vertebrates. They are, Fish Amphibians Reptiles Mammals Birds
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    Fish Fish are cold-blooded animals
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    Reptiles are cold-bloodedanimals. Reptiles
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    Mammals are warm-bloodedanimals Mammals
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    Animals Invertebrates There are many invertebrates all around the world such as worms, spiders, and ants.
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    Fungi are oneof the kingdoms of life which are referred to as plant-like organisms that do not use chlorophyll. They usually like dark and damp places such as forest floors or basements.
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    Monera Monera are blue-greenalgae and bacteria. They are the only organisms with cells that do not have nuclei and organelles.
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    Protista Protista are singe-celledorganisms. They have nuclei and organelles in their cell’s cytoplasm. Protista grow and reproduce in moist areas. There are two main types of protista which are plant-like protista and animal-like protista.
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    Like plants, thesetype of protista have chlorophyll. Plant-like protista produce most of the world’s oxygen! They are an important part in plankton and other microscopic things in the sea. Some plant-like protista are able to move such as Euglena and dinoflagellates.
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    Animal-like protista arecalled Protozoa. Some Protozoa have cillia (hair-like structures) sticking out of their cells. Protozoa are classified by the way they move.
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    Check Plants Check Animals Check Fungi Check Monera Check Protista THESE ARE THE FIVE KINGDOMS OF LIFE!
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    THANK YOU! IHOPE YOU ENJOYED MY POWER POINT PRESENTATION OF THE FIVE KINGDOMS OF LIFE!