This document classifies and compares different types of living things. It explains that animals feed on other organisms, can move, and have senses. Plants produce their own food but cannot move from place to place and reproduce from seeds and spores. Fungi feed on decomposing organisms, cannot move, and are more similar to animals than plants, with molds and mushrooms being types of fungi. It also notes that algae produce their own food but have different parts than plants, with seaweeds being a type of algae, and that bacteria are very small organisms visible only under a microscope.

1. CLASSIFYING LIVING
THINGS

2. ANIMALS

3. Animals feed or eat other
living things

4. Animals can move

5. Animals have senses

6. Animals can be oviparous or
viviparous.

7. Plants

8. Plants produce their own
food

9. Plants can’t move from one
place to another

10. Plants are born from seeds
and spores

11. Fungi

12. Fungi feed on other livings
that are decomposing

13. Fungi can’t move

14. Fungi are more similar to
animals than plants

15. Mould is fungi

16. Mushrooms are fungi

17. OTHER ORGANISM
Algae:

18. Algae produce their own
food.

19. Algae have different parts to
plants

20. Seawoods are algae

21. Bacteria are very small
organisms. We can only see
them under microscope.

22. OTHER ORGANISMS
PLANTS ANIMALS
FUNGI