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Subido el 31 de enero de 2023 por Cp santodomingo algete

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Hello guys, I'm Ms. Michelle. Today we are here in Santa Maria Radio and we have brought some wishes. 00:00:10
We charge Ms. Alison who won a new award for the best scientist, Ms. Angelica and Mr. J who want to contribute to the discovery of the cell class. 00:00:17
Hello Michelle, I'm Ms. Alison and I'm going to explain to you what the organisms are and what they are made of. 00:00:30
Perfect. I'm sure of listening with love to learn about it. 00:00:38
Well, very well. I'm going to start explaining it. 00:00:43
Multicellular organisms have the following structure. 00:00:46
Cells make tissues. 00:00:49
Tissues are like a muscle and are made up of cells that work together. 00:00:51
Great, Ms. Addison. Tell me more. 00:00:56
Tissues form organs. 00:00:59
Organs such as brain, bladder, kidneys are made up of tissues that work together. 00:01:00
What can you tell me about organs? 00:01:07
Organs form systems. Systems such as excretory system, nervous system, are organs that work together. 00:01:10
Nice! 00:01:17
Finally, we have an organism. An organism is a complete living thing. And living things are organisms. 00:01:19
Very well, thank you very much for explaining to us. Well, now I'm going to ask Ms. Angelica and Mr. J. 00:01:26
Hello Michelle, I understand that you want to learn about living things 00:01:33
Yes, we would love for you to tell us about living things 00:01:39
Living things are classified into five different groups 00:01:44
These groups are called kingdoms 00:01:48
Yes, Angelica, are there five kingdoms are called? 00:01:50
The animal kingdom, the plant kingdom, the fungi kingdom, the protist kingdom and bacteria and monera kingdom 00:01:54
Yes, let's start with the animal kingdom. 00:02:01
The animal kingdom are multicellular living things. 00:02:04
They eat other living things. 00:02:07
They can move from one place to another and they have a nervous system and sense organs. 00:02:09
Let's continue with the plant kingdom. 00:02:16
Plants are multicellular living things that use sunlight and substrates from the soil that are to make their own food. 00:02:19
Plants cannot move around because they are fixed to the ground. 00:02:26
We continue to explain the fungi kingdom. 00:02:32
Fungi can be unicellular, but the most are multicellular. 00:02:36
Like animals, fungi don't make their own food, they depend on other organisms for food. 00:02:39
Good friends, we are already finishing the fantastic radio today. 00:02:46
And we are going to end with the protist kingdom that can be unicellular or multicellular. 00:02:50
For example, protozoa are unicellular microbes that feed on other living things. 00:02:59
Algae live in water and make their own food like plants. 00:03:08
And we end this radio program with the bacteria hormonerva kingdom. 00:03:14
This kingdom is unicellular and can live in different environments, 00:03:19
in water, in soil, or inside other living things. 00:03:26
And well guys, that's all. 00:03:31
Remember that we are every day from 5 to 7 on Santo Domingo Radio. 00:03:33
It has been a pleasure for you to join us on this very interesting radio program. 00:03:39
Thank you for listening! 00:03:46
Oops, I'm sorry. I've accidentally changed it to the 8 o'clock program. 00:03:49
Subido por:
Cp santodomingo algete
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial - Sin obra derivada
Visualizaciones:
7
Fecha:
31 de enero de 2023 - 10:34
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
CP INF-PRI SANTO DOMINGO
Duración:
03′ 59″
Relación de aspecto:
1.78:1
Resolución:
640x360 píxeles
Tamaño:
88.32 MBytes

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