The 5 Kingdom of Classification divides living things into 5 kingdoms - Animals, Plants, Bacteria, Fungi, and Protists. Animals include over 1 million known species ranging from carnivores to herbivores and are mostly multicellular organisms divided into vertebrates and invertebrates. Plants are able to produce their own food through photosynthesis, have vascular and nonvascular forms, and transport fluids through xylem and phloem. Bacteria are single-celled organisms found everywhere that play both helpful and harmful roles and lack a nucleus. Fungi feed on dead material, lack the ability to move, are not plants, and have worldwide distribution and medicinal uses. Protists

1. The 5 Kingdom of ClassificationAnimals, Plant, Bacteria, Fungi, Protists

2. AnimalsAll can't make food for them self1 million known speciesAnimals are a major group living thing of mostly multicellar. They are carnivores, herbivores, omnivores.They are grouped into vertebrates, and invertebrates.

3. PlantsPhotosynthesis is important Make food for itselfNonvascular, vascularXylem, Phloem

4. BacteriaCell wallEverywhereSome are bad, but most are good.Make up living thing. Single-celledNO nucleus Bacteria

5. FungiEat from deadCan not move Not a plantworldwide distribution grow in a wide range of habitats Medicinal use

6. ProtistNO cell wallNucleusMuch like bacteriaMicroorganism live in almost any environment that contains liquid water Make foodSingle-celled

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