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    Five Kingdoms: Print This Page On White Card Stock

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    This document provides information about the five kingdoms of life - Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. It includes a template to print kingdom descriptions on colored cards along with titles. The kingdoms are briefly characterized as follows: Monera consists of single-celled bacteria without nuclei, Protista have nuclei and live in moist environments, Fungi are multi-celled and feed by absorbing nutrients, plants produce their own food via photosynthesis, and animals are multi-celled and must eat other organisms.

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    Five Kingdoms: Print This Page On White Card Stock

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    This document provides information about the five kingdoms of life - Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. It includes a template to print kingdom descriptions on colored cards along with titles. The kingdoms are briefly characterized as follows: Monera consists of single-celled bacteria without nuclei, Protista have nuclei and live in moist environments, Fungi are multi-celled and feed by absorbing nutrients, plants produce their own food via photosynthesis, and animals are multi-celled and must eat other organisms.

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    This document provides information about the five kingdoms of life - Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. It includes a template to print kingdom descriptions on colored cards along with titles. The kingdoms are briefly characterized as follows: Monera consists of single-celled bacteria without nuclei, Protista have nuclei and live in moist environments, Fungi are multi-celled and feed by absorbing nutrients, plants produce their own food via photosynthesis, and animals are multi-celled and must eat other organisms.

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    Five Kingdoms: Print This Page On White Card Stock

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    Helen
    This document provides information about the five kingdoms of life - Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. It includes a template to print kingdom descriptions on colored cards along with titles. The kingdoms are briefly characterized as follows: Monera consists of single-celled bacteria without nuclei, Protista have nuclei and live in moist environments, Fungi are multi-celled and feed by absorbing nutrients, plants produce their own food via photosynthesis, and animals are multi-celled and must eat other organisms.

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    Five

    Kingdoms

    Print this page on white


    card stock
    Use this template to print on to the
    following colours of card:
    1 x light blue
    1 x dark blue
    1 x yellow
    1 x green
    1 x red
    Tip: off cuts can be used for title cards
    Kingdom Monera Kingdom Protista

    Kingdom Fungi Kingdom Plantae

    Kingdom Animalia Five Kingdoms

    Titles for the pentagon cards - printed on paper to be glued onto the
    respective coloured pentagons along with a sourced picture
    (example) of your choice. I have included an extra five kingdoms
    label in case you wish to source your own image of the world.
    Kingdom Plantae Kingdom Fungi
    Plants consist of many cells and Fungi are multi-celled organisms. They
    produce their own food by using get their food by dissolving substances
    energy from the sun. Most plants live on from their environment to make food
    land, some are found in water. Plant and reproduce from spores. Many are
    cells have a membrane around each harmful, but some are useful to humans
    cell which provides strength. either as food or medicine.

    Kingdom Protista
    Print on white paper and mount onto the
    corresponding colour card before laminating.
    Protista cells have a well-defined
    nucleus and chromosomes. They live in
    moist environments, such as inside
    other plants or animals, in the soil or in
    water. They reproduce by dividing their
    cells.
    Kingdom Monera Kingdom Animalia
    Monera Kingdom consists of bacteria Animals are made up of many cells. These
    which are microscopic single-celled cells have a membrane around the
    organisms. They do not have a well- nucleus. Animals cannot make their own
    defined nucleus. Some bacteria are food and must eat other organisms to
    important for other life forms, while survive. They are found on land and in
    water and vary in size from microscopic
    other bacteria are harmful.
    zooplankton to huge whales.

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