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    Science Project: Rushmitha, 8 STD

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    Microbes are tiny creatures that individually are too small to be seen with the unaided eye. Microbes include bacteria, archaea, fungi and protists.

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    Microbes are tiny creatures that individually are too small to be seen with the unaided eye. Microbes include bacteria, archaea, fungi and protists.

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    Microbes are tiny creatures that individually are too small to be seen with the unaided eye. Microbes include bacteria, archaea, fungi and protists.

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    Science Project: Rushmitha, 8 STD

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    Science

    Project
    Rushmitha, 8th Std
    Welcome to the
    wonderful world
    of microbes!
    What are microbes?
    Microbe is a term for tiny creatures that
    individually are too small to be seen with the
    unaided eye. Microbes include bacteria, archaea,
    fungi and protists.

    Virus Fungi
    Bacteria
    Archaea
    Protists
    Fungi
    Virus
    Microbes come
    in many shapes
    Microbes live
    everywhere
    How small is small?
    Microbes
    grow very,
    very fast!

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    Microbes
    are
    very, very
    12
    Our old
    planet
    9 3
    is
    over 4
    6
    billion
    years old
    Microbes do good things!
    Bio-
    remediation
    Bioproduction
    &
    Fermentation
    Agriculture
    Antibiotics
    Microbes make us
    healthy
    Microbes can cause disease
    Say no to dough Don’t eat pink meat Wash before you eat

    Wash up Take your medicine Take it easy

    Get your shots Don’t drink streamwater Beware of wild animals


    How do we spread germs?
    Wash your hands!
    How well do you wash
    your hands?

    Let’s find out!


    Hand cleaning experiment
    1. Spread lotion on your hands
    2. Sprinkle glitter on your hands
    3. Touch your pencil, shake hands, scratch your nose

    4. Use the wipe to clean your hand as fast as usual - how much
    glitter disappears?
    5. Use the sink and really wash, with soap and warm water - how
    much more glitter disappears?
    Thanks for thinking about
    microbes!

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