1. Get out your textbook and open to page 208.
BELL RINGER
Get out your textbook and open to page 208.
READ 208 SILENTLY and be ready to discuss.

2. BELL RINGER FOR APP OPEN YOUR PLANNER TO BE STAMPED AND GRADED.
QUIET AND WORKING OR ZERO FOR PLANNER FOR THIS WEEK!

3. GET YOUR LARGE GROUP PAPER ON THE 6 KINGDOMS.
BELL RINGER
GET YOUR LARGE GROUP PAPER ON THE 6 KINGDOMS.

4. BELL RINGER Do the two bacteria kingdoms have a nuclei?NO
What are they called?
PROKARYOTIC
Make sure you have answers when I call
on you.

5. BELL RINGER Does the kingdom Protista have a nucleus YES
What are they called?
EUKARYOTIC
Make sure you have answers when I call
on you.

6. iPAD Go to my Weebly site.
Click on the “Links” tab near the top of my page.
Bring each of the 3 labs to me when completed.
Complete your Directed Reading CH 9 S. 2
and bring to me when completed.
Complete and bring to me any Missing Assignments.
When you have completed all the above—you can explore APPs that are on your iPad.

7. BELL RINGER
most are multicellular (example of single celled is yeast), and are ALL decomposers. What kingdom?
FUNGI

8. BELL RINGER
both single and multicellular, both producers and consumers, both reproduce asexually and sexually, and are known sometimes as the “junk drawer” kingdom.
PROTISTA

9. Animalia
ALL MULTICELLULAR
ALL CONSUMERS
ALL SEXUALLY

10. BOTH ASEXUALLY & SEXUALLY
PLANTAE
ALL MULTICELLULAR
ALL PRODUCERS
BOTH ASEXUALLY & SEXUALLY

11. MOST MULTICELLULAR-SOME SINGLE CELLED YEAST MUSHROOMS, MOLDS
FUNGI
MOST MULTICELLULAR-SOME SINGLE CELLED
YEAST
MUSHROOMS, MOLDS
ALL DECOMPOSERS

12. BOTH MULTICELLULAR & SINGLE CELLED BOTH PRODUCERS & CONSUMERS
PROTISTA
BOTH MULTICELLULAR & SINGLE CELLED
BOTH PRODUCERS & CONSUMERS
BOTH ASEXUALLY & SEXUALLY
AMOEBA, PARAMECIUM, EUGLENA

13. EUBACTERIA
ALL SINGLE CELLED
ALL ASEXUALLY NO
E. coli, salmonella

14. THERMOPHILES, HALOPHILES
ARCHAEBACTERIA
ALL SINGLE CELLED
ALL ASEXUALLY NO
THERMOPHILES, HALOPHILES

15. BELL RINGER
TURN IN YOUR DIRECTED READING.

16. EUKARYOTIC
Has a NUCLEUS

17. PROKARYOTIC
NO NUCLEUS

18. Which kingdom?
E. coli is an example of what kingdom?
EUBACTERIA

19. Which kingdom?
are producers and are all multicellular.
PLANTAE

20. Which kingdom?
move by themselves, all multicellular, all consumers, all reproduce sexually.
ANIMALIA

21. Which kingdom?
We observed amoebas, paramecium and euglena in the iPad labs. What kingdom?
PROTISTA

22. Which kingdom?
all single celled, all reproduce asexually, all prokaryotic
EUBACTERIA
ARCHAEBACTERIA

23. Perch and hagfish

24. 6 Kingdoms

25. Write these six kingdoms:
ARCHAEBACTERIA
EUBACTERIA
PROTISTA
PLANTAE
FUNGI
ANIMALIA

26. Animalia

27. Do they have a nucleus? ALL EUKARYOTIC Do they have cell walls?
ANIMALIA
Do they have a nucleus?
ALL EUKARYOTIC
Do they have cell walls?
NO CELL WALLS

28. ANIMALIA
How many cells?
ALL MULTICELLULAR

29. Reproduction? ALL SEXUALLY How is food obtained by this kingdom?
ANIMALIA
How is food obtained by this kingdom?
ALL CONSUMERS
Reproduction?
ALL SEXUALLY

30. BOTH TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC
ANIMALIA
Environment
BOTH TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC

31. Insects Birds Reptiles Mammals Fish Amphibians
ANIMALIA
Examples
Insects
Birds
Reptiles
Mammals
Fish
Amphibians

32. Plantae

33. Do they have a nucleus? ALL EUKARYOTIC Do they have cell walls?
PLANTAE
Do they have a nucleus?
ALL EUKARYOTIC
Do they have cell walls?
ALL CELL WALLS

34. PLANTAE
How many cells?
ALL MULTICELLULAR

35. Reproduction? BOTH ASEXUALLY AND SEXUALLY
PLANTAE
How is food obtained by this kingdom?
ALL PRODUCERS
Reproduction?
BOTH ASEXUALLY
AND SEXUALLY

36. PLANTAE
Environment
MOST TERRESTRIAL

37. MOSSES FERNS FLOWERING PLANTS TREES
PLANTAE
Examples
MOSSES
FERNS
FLOWERING PLANTS
TREES

38. Fungi

39. Do they have a nucleus? ALL EUKARYOTIC Do they have cell walls?
FUNGI
Do they have a nucleus?
ALL EUKARYOTIC
Do they have cell walls?
ALL CELL WALLS

40. Name a fungi that is unicellular.
How many cells?
MOST MULTICELLULAR
Name a fungi that is unicellular.
YEAST

41. DECOMPOSERS Reproduction? BOTH ASEXUALLY AND SEXUALLY FUNGI
How is food obtained by this kingdom?
ALL CONSUMERS-
DECOMPOSERS
Reproduction?
BOTH ASEXUALLY
AND SEXUALLY

42. Fungi
Environment
MOST TERRESTRIAL

43. MUSHROOMS YEASTS MOLDS
FUNGI
Examples
MUSHROOMS
YEASTS
MOLDS

44. Protista

45. Do they have a nucleus? ALL EUKARYOTIC Do they have cell walls?
PROTISTS
Do they have a nucleus?
ALL EUKARYOTIC
Do they have cell walls?
SOME CELL WALLS

46. MULTICELLULAR SINGLE CELL
PROTISTS
How many cells?
BOTH
MULTICELLULAR
SINGLE CELL

47. PRODUCERS Reproduction? BOTH ASEXUALLY AND SEXUALLY PROTISTS
How is food obtained by this kingdom?
BOTH CONSUMERS-
PRODUCERS
Reproduction?
BOTH ASEXUALLY
AND SEXUALLY

48. PROTISTS
Environment
MOST AQUATIC

49. PROTISTS
Examples
AMOEBAS
ALGAE
EUGLENA

50. Archaebacteria

51. Do they have a nucleus? ALL PROKARYOTIC Do they have cell walls?
ARCHAEBACTERIA
Do they have a nucleus?
ALL PROKARYOTIC
Do they have cell walls?
ALL CELL WALLS

52. ARCHAEBACTERIA
How many cells?
ALL SINGLE CELL

53. PRODUCERS Reproduction? ALL ASEXUALLY ARCHAEBACTERIA
How is food obtained by this kingdom?
BOTH CONSUMERS-
PRODUCERS
Reproduction?
ALL ASEXUALLY

54. ARCHAEBACTERIA
Environment
EXTREME
CONDITIONS

55. THERMOPHILES HALOPHILES METHANOGENS
ARCHAEBACTERIA
Examples
THERMOPHILES
HALOPHILES
METHANOGENS

56. Eubacteria

57. Do they have a nucleus? ALL PROKARYOTIC Do they have cell walls?
Eubacteria
Do they have a nucleus?
ALL PROKARYOTIC
Do they have cell walls?
ALL CELL WALLS

58. Eubacteria
How many cells?
ALL SINGLE CELL

59. PRODUCERS Reproduction? ALL ASEXUALLY
Eubacteria
How is food obtained by this kingdom?
BOTH CONSUMERS-
PRODUCERS
Reproduction?
ALL ASEXUALLY

60. BOTH TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC
Eubacteria
Environment
BOTH TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC

61. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
Eubacteria
Examples
E. coli
Salmonelia
Nitrogen-fixing bacteria

62. Get the following assignments:
GOAL FOR TODAY
Return markers.
Return PPT packets.
Get the following assignments:
Kingdoms-Reading a Diagram— COMPLETE AND TURN IN
Directed Reading—start work on it—NOT homework

63. Perch and hagfish

64. Organisms that have cells with a nucleus
Eukaryotes

65. Organisms that have cells without a nucleus
Prokaryotes

66. Most bacteria are in which kingdom?
Eubacteria

67. Most bacteria are in which kingdom?
Eubacteria

68. ALL organisms in this kingdom use the sun’s energy to make sugar (photosynthesis) belong to what kingdom?
Plantae
Perch and hagfish

69. Organisms that usually move by themselves & have advanced nervous systems that allow them to respond to their environment are called:
Animalia
Perch and hagfish

70. This kingdom absorbs nutrients by absorbing them from their surroundings
Fungi
Perch and hagfish

71. E. Coli that lives in your intestines is an example of what kingdom?
Eubacteria
Perch and hagfish

72. This kingdom can have single-celled or multicellular organism.
Protista
Perch and hagfish

73. The giant kelp is a multicellular organism is what kingdom?
Protista
Perch and hagfish

74. Molds and mushrooms are in what kingdom?
Fungi
Perch and hagfish

75. ALL organisms in these two kingdoms are single-celled and do NOT have a nuclei.
Perch and
eubacteria
archaebacteria

76. ANIMALIA Most possess a nervous system. Felis domesticus
All have cells that lack cell walls.
Usually move by themselves

77. PLANTAE
Usually green.
Use the sun’s energy to make sugar
Ferns

78. Protista Most are single-celled organisms.
Giant Kelp—(add this to paper)
All eukaryotes that are not plants, animals, or fungi.
Algae
Evolved from bacteria about 2 billion years ago

79. Fungi
Break down material outside their bodies and then absorb the nutrients
Molds
Mushrooms

80. Eubacteria Prokaryotes that may be found in the human body E. Coli
All are single-celled organisms
Do not have nuclei
Most bacteria are classified in the kingdom of Eubacteria

81. Archaebacteria Have existed for at least 3 billion years
Form yellow rings around hot springs where the temp is 90 degrees C
All are single-celled organisms
Do not have nuclei