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This document summarizes a science experiment conducted by a student named Geofrey Jinuin in Class 3 Melati. The experiment aimed to observe different types of unicellular microorganisms under a microscope. Various apparatus were used including a microscope, glass slides, cover slips, pond water, and yeast solution. Microorganisms from pond water and yeast cells were viewed under high power magnification and drawings were made. Observations found microorganisms of various small sizes and shapes in the pond water. Euglena appeared green in color. Microorganisms were classified as either animal or plant cells, with Paramecium, Amoeba as animal cells and Euglena, yeast as plant cells.

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This document summarizes a science experiment conducted by a student named Geofrey Jinuin in Class 3 Melati. The experiment aimed to observe different types of unicellular microorganisms under a microscope. Various apparatus were used including a microscope, glass slides, cover slips, pond water, and yeast solution. Microorganisms from pond water and yeast cells were viewed under high power magnification and drawings were made. Observations found microorganisms of various small sizes and shapes in the pond water. Euglena appeared green in color. Microorganisms were classified as either animal or plant cells, with Paramecium, Amoeba as animal cells and Euglena, yeast as plant cells.

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Name: Geofrey Jinuin Class: 3 Melati

Peka Science (2)

Activity : To observe the different type of unicellular microorganism

Apparatus :Microscope, glass slide, cover slip, needle, dropper, filter paper, pond water, yeas
solution.

Instructions.

1. Using a dropper, place a drop of pond water on a glass slide and cover it with a cover slip.
2. Examine the slide under the microscope using high power lens
3. Identify and dray the microorganisms that can be seen.
4. Mount a drop yeast solution on a glass slide and examine under the microscope with a high power lens.
5. Draw the yeast cells observed.

Procedure.

1. Using a dropper, place a drop of pond water on a glass slide and cover it with a cover slip.
2. The slide was Examine under the microscope using high power lens.
3. The micro organisms that can be seen has been identify and draw.
4. Mount a drop yeast solution on a glass slide and examine under the microscope with a high power lens.
5. The yeast cells observed and has been draw.
Observations:

Discussion.

1.Give the meaning of the following terms.

a) Microorganisms: An organisms which is to tiny to be seen by the naked eye

b) Unicellular Organisms: Organisms that consist only one cell.

2.What can you deduce from your observations about the size and shape of the organisms found in the pond
water?

-It’s size is very small and have many shape

3.Name the organisms which appear green in colour.

-Euglena

4.Classify the microorganisms into animal and plant cell.

Animal cell Plant cell


Paramecium Euglena
Amoeba Yeast

Conclusion:-Unicellular organisms are made up of one cell and they vary in Multi cellular organisms and micro
organisms.

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