Unicellular Organisms Worksheet
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Unicellular Organisms Worksheet
🔬 Part 1: Understanding Unicellular Organisms
WALT: We Are Learning To identify and describe unicellular organisms
Unicellular organisms can only be seen using a _________________ because they are extremely _________.
📊 Part 2: Comparing Organisms
Unicellular Organisms:
Number of cells: ___________
Size: Usually _____________ (microscopic/large)
Examples: _____________, _____________, _____________
Multicellular Organisms:
Number of cells: ___________
Size: Can be _____________ (microscopic/large)
Examples: _____________, _____________, _____________
1. _________________________________________________
2. _________________________________________________
🌟 Part 3: Extension Research Activity
My chosen organism: _________________________
Fact 1:
Fact 2:
Fact 3:
Dyslexia-friendly tip: Key words are in bold. Read questions twice before answering. Use the word bank if needed: microscope, bacteria, amoeba, reproduction, cell division, small, single
Success Criteria:
✓ I can define what unicellular means
✓ I can give examples of unicellular organisms
✓ I can explain how unicellular organisms survive
✓ I can compare unicellular and multicellular organisms
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