By: Riley Miner and Nathan Andrews The 5 fun kingdoms!  Plants -many cells -it makes it own food by the sunlight Animals -many cells -it feeds off of.

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By: Riley Miner and Nathan Andrews

The 5 fun kingdoms!  Plants -many cells -it makes it own food by the sunlight Animals -many cells -it feeds off of other living things Protists -one celled -absorbs its food Bacteria - many cells -some are good but some are bad (some help plants absorb nitrogen from soil) Fungi - one celled - they are decomposers

Plants= flowers, weeds, grass Animals= red panda, starfish, white panther Protists= algae, amoeba, paramecium Bacteria= rickettsia, spirillum, crocus Fungi= mushrooms, toadstool, moss Examples

The Linnaeus Classification System Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species

Vertebrates and Invertebrates

Conclusion All of these amazing creatures and organisms make up our five kingdoms and 7 stages of classification.

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