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MONTESSORI BIOLOGY : The Five Kingdoms of Life


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THE FIVE KINGDOMS : THE PROTOCTICTA KINGDOM



The Protoctista Kingdom



  An organism of the Protoctista Kingdom
may have a single cell or may have many cells. 
Some protoctists make their own food from 
the energy of the sun. Some protoctista 
feed on other organisms. 


In the cell structure of the protoctista,  
there is a membrane around the 
nucleus. Many of the protoctista 
can move on their own.


 The Protoctista Kingdom is sometimes 
called the Protista Kingdom.

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THE FIVE KINGDOMS : THE MONORA KINGDOM




The Prokaryote Kingdom

  An organism of the Prokaryote Kingdom 
is single-celled. Only the bacteria are 
contained in the Prokayote Kingdom. 
Prokaryote cannot make their own food. 


 Prokaryote take in nourishment by 
giving off a fluid that breaks down 
matter around it. The prokaryote then
 absorbs the food into its cell body. 


In the cell structure of the prokaryote 
there is not a membrane around the nucleus.
The Prokaryote Kingdom is sometimes
called the Monera Kingdom.

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THE FIVE KINGDOMS : THE FUNGI KINGDOM


Oh oh oh, jelly fungus?!

The Fungi Kingdom


  An organism of the Fungi Kingdom 
has many cells. Fungi cannot make their
own food. Fungi give off enzymes which
 break down food into small molecules
outside the body of the fungus.

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 These food molecules are then absorbed
 into the body of fungus. In the cell structure
of the fungus there is a membrane around
the nucleus. Fungi cannot move on their own.


 Nearly all fungi live on land, but there
are a few fungi that live in water. All
fungi form spores during their life cycle.
Fungi do not develop from seeds.

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THE FIVE KINGDOMS : THE PLANT KINGDOM




The Plant Kingdom


    An organism of the Plant Kingdom
 has many cells. Most plants make their 
own food from the energy of the sun. 
Chloroplasts in the cell of the plant help
store the sun's energy in the form of food. 


  Photosynthesis is the name for this
change of sun energy into stored food
in a plant. In the cell structure of the plant
there is a membrane around the nucleus. 
The cell walls of the plant  are  made
 of  cellulose which is firm and gives 
the plant support. Organisms in the 
Plant Kingdom have developed
from green algae.

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THE FIVE KINGDOMS : THE ANIMAL KINGDOM



The Animal Kingdom


    Inside the body of the animal the food
is broken down and used as nourishment.
 In the cell  structure of the animal there
is membrane around the nucleus. 

Gorgeous animals of the coral reef: Harlequin shrimp

 Most animals can move on their own
at some point during their life cycle.
Animals live in water, on the
land, and in the air.

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