1. Answer the following question in your binder….
What are some things in your life that need to be organized?
Why is it necessary to organize things?
Defend your answer.

2. LIFE IS ORGANIZED….
And categorized by the organisms that are most closely related to each other.
Scientists do this to study the way that organisms have evolved and also how they live together.
It is essential for the study of all organisms.

3. The Five Kingdoms or are there?
Monera
Protista
Fungi
Plantae
Animalia
The old model

4. The OLD Model

5. The NEW Model

6. Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes
Eukaryotic Organisms
Contain a true nucleus with DNA
Contain membrane bound organelles
Multicellular or Unicellular
Examples: Fungi, Animals, Protists, Plants
Prokaryotic Organisms
Contain no nucleus
Free-floating DNA
Contain no membrane bound organelles
Unicellular
Examples: Monerans (bacteria)‏

7. The Bacteria Kingdom (Monerans)‏
Divided into Archeabacteria and Eubacteria
Archeabacteria is EXTREME Bacteria.
Eubacteria is common bacteria.
Most Bacteria do not have a nucleus
Single-celled
Don’t make their own food.
Feed on other organisms or a host organism.
They don’t move on their own
Prokaryotic

8. The Protist Kingdom (Protozoan)‏
A combined animal-like and plant-like organism
Some contain Chloroplasts
Some make own food.
Little “creatures” floating in a drop of pond water.
Single celled.
Most have a nucleus.
Eukaryotic

9. The Fungi Kingdom Fungi Can’t move. Can be anywhere. Multicellular
Cells have a nucleus
Eat and recycle dead organisms
Examples are mold or mildew.
Eukaryotic

10. The Plant Kingdom Plants are food for animals.
They contain chloroplasts
Make their own food
They cannot move unless they’re growing
Nucleus and DNA
Multicellular
Eukaryotic

11. The Animal Kingdom
Exhibit Locomotion (able to move from place to place).
Multicellular (many cells)
Cells contain a nucleus
Don’t make their Own food.
Eukaryotic