Do you want to learn more about he 5 Kingdoms of Life? Click here to read a detailed description of each kingdom. Did you learn anything new?In which kingdom will you find the bacteria? What is a bacteria?
What about mushrooms? Do they belong to the fungi or plant kingdom? Explain.
Thanks! this lesson helped a lot
ReplyDeleteWow! I had no idea that Greek philosophers figured out the kingdoms of life so early.
ReplyDeleteMackenzie C. 7G
mushrooms belong to fungi since they grow from decomposed things.
ReplyDeleteHII leslie
I never really understood the whole things about the kingdoms. they always confused me so it'd be really nice to learn more about it. I clicked the link and the info was REALLY helpful. I really did walk away with some new information in my head.
ReplyDeleteWell, you would find bacteria in the Moneran Kingdom, which have unicellular organisms(and no nucleus.) Bacteria is one of the oldest life on earth, which bacteria perfectly, though it's hard to explain more about it.
Mushrooms belong to the fungi kingdom because unlike plants, mushrooms can not make their own food. For a while mushrooms were believed to be plants, but they're not. Hope that explains Leslie's statement (sorry it's so long)
Aritri D. 7G
I think that mushrooms belong in the fungi kingdom
ReplyDeleteChris G
7-B
Umm... where do I find the description of each kingdom??? I can't find it.
ReplyDeleteJennifer L.
Wow! Thanks for posting this up because now I really understand about the 5 kingdoms. I didn't truly understand before reading this.
ReplyDelete~Inga Tjo. 7G
protista seems really interesting. can we learn about it soon.
ReplyDeleteDid anyone else listen to the 5 kingdom's song?
ReplyDeleteI liked it, though they need to work on the rhyming...
"a horse is a horse and a snake is a snake, a fish is a fish and a bee is a bee. They are different, but they are all a-ni-mals!"
:)
-Sofia C. 7G
thats really helpful!
ReplyDeletenow i get the whole kingdom thing
lila cohen 7A
I pretty much understand everything now. Its still kind of weird how bacteria and viruses are different.
ReplyDeleteYuxiao L. 7G
Wow, this information helped a lot. Before I never knew much about the 5 kingdoms. I didn't even know what monera was, nor that it was part of the 5 kingdoms.
ReplyDeleteNicolette V. 7G
thanks for posting this! its cool how everything is put into only 5 kingdoms! can't wait till we learn even more about this
ReplyDeleteThis was great, as it really helped me differentiate between the Protist and Moneran Kingdoms.
ReplyDelete-Jeremy E. 7B
Did anybody see the song on the left hand corner? http://www.kidsknowit.com/educational-songs/play-educational-song.php?song=What%20Is%20An%20Animal%20What%20Is%20A%20Plant That was the website to the song.
ReplyDeleteJackie Z. 7F
This was awesome!!! :) it helped me out a lot with the kingdoms.....
ReplyDelete-Lucy B 7A
Protista seems really cool...I remember you saying we are going to learn a little about it in Lab...is that in the Fall or the Spring?
ReplyDeletei talked to my friend who is also studying this and i showed the website to her. she found it helpful too.
ReplyDeleteNow I really understand the kingdoms
ReplyDeleteMatthew N.7B
Protista seemes really cool...I remember you saying we are going to learn a little about it in lab...is that in the Fall or the Spring?
ReplyDeleteBrian O.
wow..this was really helpful, now i understand. thanks Leslie:)
ReplyDeleteKai D.7A
Its so cool that protists can move around! i really enjoy this post it really helped understand the difference between the five kingdoms!
ReplyDeleteZi Ying C. 7E
Its going to take me a while to remember al of this... but i unders2 more and more everyday!
ReplyDeleteMina M. 7E
this is great its very helpful
ReplyDeletewilliam m
I don't agree with all of the things the category's were in. I think mushrooms are also hard to tell which category they go in.
ReplyDeleteDelcine