3. Students practice reading a thermometer. Explain that room temperature is about 70Â°F. Using your transparency and a red marker, color the bulb and column part of the âtubeâ up to the 70Â°F mark. Let students ï¬ nd the 70Â°F mark on their page and use a red colored pencil to color up from the bulb to that mark.
The majority of organisms classified as protists are unicellular though there are a few multicellular organisms. For example, kelp (âseaweedâ) is technically a protist even though it is multicellular. Kelp is not grouped with plants, however, because it lacks the cellular complexity present in plant cells.
â¢ The three groups of protists include animal-like, plant-like, and fungus-like. h There are four types of animal-like protists. â¢ Protists that eat other organisms, or decaying parts of other organisms, are animal-like protists, called protozoa.â¢ They include many forms, but they are all unicellular.f the plant There are three types of fungus-like protists. â¢ Protists that absorb food from their environment can be called fungus-like protists. These protists take in materials from the soil or from other organisms and break materials down in order to obtain energy.