Living things are organized from cells to tissues to organs to systems to organisms. Cells form tissues, tissues form organs, organs form systems, and systems work together in organisms. All living things are classified into three main kingdoms - the animal kingdom, plant kingdom, and fungi kingdom. Animals are multicellular, eat other living things, and can move, while plants use sunlight to make food and cannot move. Fungi do not make their own food and are fixed in place.

1. The organisaton of living things

2. How are living things
organised?
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Cells form tissues.
Tissues, such as
muscle tissue, are
made up of cells
which work together.

3. How are living things
organised?
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Tissues form
organs.
Organs, such as the
heart, are made up
of tissues which
work together.

4. How are living things
organised?
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Organs form
systems.
Systems, such as
the digestive
system, are made
up of organs which
work together.

5. How are living things
organised?
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An organism is a
complete living
thing.
Many systems work
together in an
organism.
All living things are
organisms.

6. kingdoms

7. Kingdoms
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Living things are classified into groups called
kingdoms.
● There are three main kingdoms: the animal
kingdom, the plant kingdom and the fungi
kingdom.

8. The animal kingdom

9. The animal kingdom
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Animals are
multicellular.
They eat other living
things.
They can move from
one place to another.
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They have a nervous
system and sense
organs.
They react to stimuli.

10. The plant kingdom
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Plants are
multicellular.
They use sunlight
and substances
from the soil and air
to make their food.
They cannot move.
They have roots in
the ground.

11. The plant kingdom
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They do not have a
nervous system or
sense organs.
However, they react
slowly to some
stimuli.

12. The fungi kingdom
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Most fungi are
multicellular.
They do not make
their own food.
They are fixed to
something. They
cannot move.