1. Warm-Up: Answer the following question in a complete sentence.
Draw this Venn Diagram in your Interactive Science Notebook.
Determine whether the following words correspond to animal or plant cells or both:
Has a chloroplast
Has ribosomes
Makes glucose
Performs photosynthesis
Has mitochondria
Has membrane-bound organelles
Performs cellular respiration
Makes ATP
Animal Cells
Plant Cells

2. Last Week

3. Last Week
Vs.

4. Today’s Picture
Vs.

5. Protists
Protists are:
Eukaryotic

6. Protists Protists are:
Eukaryotic
Unicellular & multicellular (by forming colonies)
Motile
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7. Protists Reproduce asexually and sexually Live in aquatic environments
Protists are:
Eukaryotic
Unicellular & multicellular (by forming colonies)
Motile
Reproduce asexually and sexually
Live in aquatic environments

8. Protists Some are photosynthetic, some are heterotrophs Protists are:
Eukaryotic
Unicellular & multicellular (by forming colonies)
Motile
Reproduce asexually and sexually
Live in aquatic environments
Some are photosynthetic, some are heterotrophs

9. Protists Protists are: Examples include: Amoeba
Eukaryotic
Unicellular & multicellular (by forming colonies)
Motile
Reproduce asexually and sexually
Live in aquatic environments
Some are photosynthetic, some are heterotrophs
Examples include:
Amoeba
Red algae (used in cosmetics)
Slime molds

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12. Fungi
Eukaryotic & Multicellular
Non-motile (they don’t move)

13. Fungi Acquire energy through dead matter (decomposers)
Eukaryotic & Multicellular
Non-motile
Acquire energy through dead matter (decomposers)
Sexual and asexual reproduction
Asexual = spores

14. Protist & Fungi Activity
In your Interactive Science Notebook, write down your prediction of whether or not the description is of a protist or fungi based on the information provided.
Species
Name
Motile
Unicellular or Multicellular
Asexual or Sexual Reproduction
Protist or Fungi

15. Closure
Explain how protists and fungi are different using the words motile and decomposers in your answer.