1. Kingdoms Graphics NAME: PERIOD:
Compare and contrast cell structure and body organization of major groups of organisms
Compare and contrast methods of obtaining and using basic needs among groups of organisms
Domain: Bacteria
Kingdom: Eubacteria
SKETCH the basic cell structure of a producer and a consumer, LABELING the parts present, NOTING parts that are absent
Labeled: cell membrane, circular DNA, ribosomes, cytoplasm
Noted as absent: nucleus, membrane-covered organelles (mitochondria, ER, etc)
SHOW (w arrows) the substances (chemicals) producers use and release
Use: carbon dioxide, water, light energy
Release: oxygen, glucose
SHOW the substances (chemicals) consumers use and released
Use: glucose, oxygen
Release: carbon dioxide, water, ATP (used in cell)
Domain: Archaea
Kingdom: Archaeabacteria
SKETCH one cell from each of these groups of Archaeabacteria, SHOWING the environments they live in that provide basic needs:
Methanophiles, halophiles, thermophiles
Methanophiles live in swampy areas in water
Halophiles live in very salty water, like the Dead Sea
Thermophiles live in hot water, like hot springs and seafloor vents
Domain: Eucarya
Kingdom: Fungi
SKETCH the basic hyphae structure of mycelium, LABELING the parts present, NOTING parts that are absent
Labeled: hyphae, chitin walls, shared cytoplasm, nucleus and membrane-bound organelles (mitochondria, etc)
Noted as absent: chloroplasts, vacuole
SHOW (w arrows) the substances (chemicals) hyphae use and release in the process of obtaining and using food
Use: dissolved nutrients from food, glucose, oxygen
Release: digestive juices onto food, carbon dioxide, water, ATP (used in cells)

2. Kingdoms Graphics NAME: PERIOD:
Compare and contrast cell structure and body organization of major groups of organisms
Compare and contrast methods of obtaining and using basic needs among groups of organisms
Domain: Eucarya
Kingdom: Protista
SKETCH one example of each of the 3 groups, LABELING the parts present in all, NOTING parts that are different among protists, including body organization
Animal-like protists: unicellular, nucleus, mitochondria (membrane-bound organelle), NO cell wall, engulfs food (endocytosis)
Plant-like protists: unicellular, unicellular colonies or multicellular, cellulose cell wall, chloroplast, photosynthetic
Fungus-like protists: unicellular or shared cytoplasm with many nuclei, chitin cell walls, mitochondria, release digestive juices, absorb dissolved nutrients
Kingdom: Plantae
SKETCH the basic cell structure, LABELING the 3 differences from animal cells
Labeled: cellulose cell wall, chloroplast, vacuole
SKETCH a plant, LABELING organ systems
Labeled: root system, shoot system
SHOW (w arrows) the substances (chemicals) plants use and release to make food
Used: light energy, carbon dioxide, water
Released: oxygen, glucose
and make energy from food
Used: oxgyen, glucose
Released: ATP (used in cell)
Kingdom: Animalia
SKETCH the basic cell structure of animals, LABELING differences from prokaryotic and plant cells
Nucleus and membrane-covered organelles-different from prokaryotes
NO cell wall, chloroplast, or vacuole- different from plant
ROUGHLY SKETCH the nervous organ system of humans, LABELING major organs that allow us to sense and react to environment
Brain-sends, receives and processes signals
Eyes- sense light
Ears- sense sounds
Nose- senses smell
Tongue- senses taste