1. Protists and Fungi

2. All living organisms: Grow Respond to environment Reproduce
Have organization (cell parts and functions)
****Have the ability to DIE

3. Warm-up: Identify how you think each of the organisms move:
1 2

4. Terms to write at top of chart
Heterotrophs- eat (consumers)
Autotrophs- make own food (producers)

5. Movement Pics

6. Protozoa (animal-like Protists)
Unicellular and multicellular
Eukaryotic
Live in moist places
Movement: pseudopods (false feet), cilia (hair), flagellates (whip like)
Heterotrophs: decomposers or eat other organisms
Reproduction: binary fission or spores
Use vacuoles for digestion

8. Plant-like Protists Unicellular and multicellular Eukaryotic
Live in water
Movement: floating, flagella, cilia
Autotrophs: make own food
Reproduction: Binary Fission
Other: Euglena can change to heterotrophs, and Dinoflagellates can cause red sea poison

11. What can you infer from the pictures below?

12. Fungi-like Protists Unicellular and multicellular Eukaryotic
Live in moist places (land and water)
Can only move when first developing
Heterotroph-decomposers
Reproduction- spores
Info: Not fungi because can move at one point in their life

14. Other protists Unicellular but become communable Eukaryotic
Live in water
Movement: None when by themselves, but when together they can slide
Heterotrophs
Reproduction: Binary Fission

15. Protist Life Function Comparison (put on p
Protist Life Function Comparison (put on p. 66 of spiral notebook at top)
Euglena
Autotrophs and heterotrophs
Flagella
Plant-like
Amoeba
Pseudopods
Animal-like
heterotrophs
Paramecium
Cilia
Oral groove (heterotrophs)
Animal-like
Volvox
Plant Kingdom
Live in colonies
flagella

16. Paramecium
Volvox
Euglena
Amoeba

17. Fungi Unicellular and multicellular Eukaryotic
Live where it’s warm and moist (land and water)
Can’t move
Heterotrophs: eat dead things or are parasites
Reproduction: Spores (sexual and asexual), Budding (yeast)
Info.: Use hyphae to get food (except yeast), have cell wall and more than one nucleus

19. Helpful Fungi

20. Harmful Fungi

21. References www.microbeworld.org Google pics
McDougal Littell 8th grade Science book