p. 4 p.3 p.2
Hamburger fold 2 pieces of paper together to make a booklet. Turn the booklet sideways. Set up your booklet as shown below. Make sure you copy the information provided and complete all the additional criteria and questions for each page of your booklet.
Cover:
Inside of Cover
(p.1)
PROTIST KINGDOM—the most diverse kingdom
*Where do protists live?
*What 3 categories are protists divided into?
*Are protists prokaryotic or eukaryotic?
PLANT-LIKE PROTISTS--ALGAE
*Are algae autotrophs or heterotrophs?
*What pigment do all algae have? (similar to plants)
*Multicellular algae includes Green algae, Red algae, and Brown algae (kelp)
*Unicellular algae includes Euglena, Diatoms, Dinoflagellates
*Draw and color a picture of a Euglena
*Label the following parts and describe what they do:
*flagella
*eyespot
*chloroplasts
*nucleus
*What is unique about the euglena?
ANIMAL-LIKE PROTISTS—PROTOZOANS
*Are protozoans autotrophs or heterotrophs?
*Are protozoans multicellular or unicellular?
*Move by cilia, flagella, or pseudopodia
*Common examples: Amoeba, Paramecium, sporozoans,
zooflagellates p. 5 p. 6.
*Copy the diagram of the amoeba eating food. Label the pseudopodia.
*Label this diagram as amoeba phagocytosis.
*What does an amoeba use pseudopodia for?
*Where is the food digested?
*Draw and color a picture of a paramecium.
*Label the following parts and describe what they do:
*contractile vacuole
*cilia
*oral groove and gullet
*macro and micro nuclei
FUNGUS-LIKE PROTISTS
*heterotroph decomposers
*reproduce with spores
*examples: water molds, slime molds, downy mildews
*What makes fungus-like protists similar to fungi?
Back Cover have time!
HOW HUMANS ARE AFFECTED BY PROTISTS
*Use your book to describe examples of how protists affect humans.
Write down as many examples as possible. Include how algae are ecologically important, certain diseases protists can cause, and economic uses of protists. Be specific.
Name
*Go back and decorate your booklet with pictures of other protists if you