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I learned that bacterium can asexually reproduce outside of a living organism, while viruses have to posess the control of the living organism to reproduce, that viruses can't be cured with medicine (other than the rare chance,) wherein bacteria can be cured by medicine, that there are 4 types of bacterium: Fungi, Protozoa bacterium and viruses, and that viruses and bacterium , once they reproduce, genetic mutations can happen.

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I learned that

1 there are 4 types of germs fungi, Protozoa, viruses, and bacteria

2 Protozoa and fungi are the least commen type of germ

3 you have to use a different type of microscope to see different germs

4 for local germs there often is no medication to help

5 bacteria can be cured using medication but viruses can not

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I learned:

• Viruses can't exactly be cured with medicine, you kind of have to wait them out.

• Bacteria can be cured by medicines and does not have to be waited out.

• Fluids will help you with viruses and bacteria.

• common germs usually can't be cured.

• There are not good viruses

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I learned:

1. There is a type of good bacteria that helps your body, and there is a type of bad bacteria that species the opposite, it sickens your body.

2. Viruses on the other hand have no good thing to them. (They are pure evil)

3. Viruses need hosts while bacteria doesn't.

4. Rarely medication helps against these two germs. You have get lots of rest, and have fluids, it takes time.

5. Both viruses and bacterial are germs, but are different in many types of ways.

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1. I learned that viruses are incredibly small.

2. Also I learned that viruses usually don't have a curing medicine.

3. Third I learned that there are good types of bacteria and bad ones.

4. Fourth I learned that there are 4 main types of germs bacteria, viruses, Protozoa, and fungi

5. Lastly I learned that that to find different kinds of germs you have to use different microscopes.

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1. There are four types of germs: fungi Protozoa bactereia and viruses.

2. There is good bactereia and bad ones to.

3. Some bacteria has no cure so you have to Drink water and eft. And rest.

4. Viruses need people to infect and bacteria does not.

5. A cavity is a virus!

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1 there are four types of germs.

2 some bacteria is good

3 Bacteria isn't always inside your body.

4 Viruses are smaller than bacteria.

5 Viruses reprodue themselves.

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I learned.......

1: That there are 4 types of germs the categories are fungi Protozoa bacteria and viruses.

2: Viruses spread across a host or living thing that contains germs in it.

3: some viruses actually don't have a vaccine. Like EBOLA........

4: viruses enter you body though open cuts and natural openings such as nose, mouth, and ears.

5: bacteria lives in your intestines.

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1. Some bacteria can be good for you

2. Some viruses don't have medicines and doctors can't prescribe anything to people with viruses.

3. Germs mostly fall into four main types: bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa

4. Bacteria are tiny organisms that consist of just one cell.

5. Bacteria and viruses can be harmful- but some can be helpful

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The Top 5 Things I Learned Today Would Have To Be . . .

• Not all Bacteria is bad.

•All viruses ARE bad.

• Bacteria are tiny organisms that consist of one cell.

• Viruses need living organisms to survive.

• Viruses and bacteria are both germs but are treated in different ways.

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I learned...

1. Germs fall into 4 main groups bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa.

2. We have good bacteria living in our bodies that help.

3. Bacteria are tiny organisms that consist of one cell.

4. Viruses have to live on living cells while bacteria can live on the outside of your skin.

5.When viruses get inside of a living thing , they invade and take over cells, using them to reproduce.

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these are the top 5 things I learned in order of importance:

1. Bacteria is sometimes a good thing. Viruses are never a good thing

2.you use antibiotics to fight something that is coused by bacteria. you treat a virus with over-the-counter medicines. You also rest and drink lots of fluids.

3. Viruses have to be inside a human body or else it will die. Bacteria can grow on a human body or other things.

4.bactiria is only one cell and viruses take over other cells and reproduce so they can spread around your body aka host.

5. Viruses are smaller than bacteria.

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Here are something's I Learned today

1. There are helpful bacteria in your intestines

2. Bacteria are tiny organism

3. Germs mostly fall into four categories bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa.

4. When they invade the body, bacteria can cause a multitude of different types of infections that make us sick.

5. Bacteria can grow outside the human body but the virus has to be inside your body to grow and reproduce.

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The top five thing I learned are that

1. Germs fall into diffrent groups called fungi, viruses, bacteria and

2. Some sicknesses don't have medications

3. Some viruses are good for you

4. Bacteria can live outside of a human body if nessesary

5. Antibiotics rarely work on viruses

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Today I learned many new things about bacteria and viruses. Here are the facts in order of most important to least that might help you stay healthy this season.

1. Viruses and Bacteria are both germs, but have to be treated in different ways.

2. Viruses need a host while bacteria does not, meaning that bacteria can live outside the body but viruses can't.

3. Medicine rarely works against viruses.

4. There are some good bacteria.

5. From bacteria you can get infections such as Strep Throat and ear infections, but from viruses you can get flu, measles, and chickenpox.

I'm still wondering about...

•How bacteria and viruses move from body to body

• if there are differences in how they move

Image from http://www.scienceclarified.com/

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Here are some of the things I learned!

#1: There are 4 main groups of germs (viruses, bacteria, fungi, Protozoa).

#2: Bacteria is very tiny and only 1 cell.

#3: Humans have helpful good bacteria in our intestines that help us.

#4: Viruses are very hard to cure with medicine.

#5: A cavity is a virus!

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What I learned from the Wonderopolis article:

1. There is no cure for viruses.

2. There is a cure for bacteria.

3. Viruses can't live outside of a host.

4. Bactria can live outside a host.

5. There are good bacteria.

6. There is no good viruses.

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Here are some things I learned about viruses and bacteria:

1. Viruses need living organisms to survive.

2. Some bacteria can actually make you healthy.

3. There is no cure for viruses.

4. You can feel when you are sick.

5. Viruses and bacteria are both germs.

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1.Not all bacteria is bad.

2.All viruses are bad.

3.There are cures for bacteria.

4.There are no cures for viruses

5.B acteria helps you digest food.

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5. There are 4 types of typical viruses fungi, bacteria, virus and protozoa.

4. There are cures for bacteria but there are no cures for viruses.

3.  Viruses need a host, bacteria don't need a host.

2. Viruses can be helpful and harmful.

1. Viruses can be transmitted by many ways such as mucus and contact.

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Things I learned about viruses and bacteria:

Some bacteria can actually help keep you healthy.

A cavity is a virus!

Tonsillitis is a virus. I thought that had something to do with your tonsils being to big.

Some bacteria helps you digest food!

I'm wondering how many different viruses there are in the world? Do scientists discover new ones every day? Is there a possible way to wipe out a virus for good?

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Here is my conclusion from the wonderoplis article:

5. Bacteria and Viruses are both types of germs

4. Both are made out of a singular cell.

3. The bacteria can be helpful and harmful while viruses are always harmful.

4. Viruses are harder to cure and can not be dealt with a specific medicine and bacteria are always dealt with a specific antibody.

5. Bacteria can reproduce anywhere but I virus needs a living cell to be its host.

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Top 5 facts I learned about viruses and bacteria:

1.viruses will die soon if they're not inside of a human, animal, or plant

2.viruses are smaller than bacteria

3.sometimes the doctors don't have medicine for bacterial or virus sickness.

4. Viruses reproduce in the body

5. Viruses and bacteria are both different kinds of germs

I am wondering why we don't have a medicine that can get rid of of Bacteria.

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1 is you normally get rid of viruses without medicine.

2 viruses need a living organism to survive

3 some bacterias are helpful

4 all viruses are bad

5 there are 4 types of germs

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1. Viruses need a host

2. Bacteria doesn't need a host to survive, unlike viruses

3. There is good bacteria

4. For a lot of things, there is no definite cure

5. Bacteria have cures, while viruses do not.

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What are some diffrences between bacteria and viruses

Well here are some quick facts

1•bacteria can be treated with antibiotics were as viruses can not.

2•bacteria can live independently while viruses need a host to survive.

3• bacteria can be helpful while viruses are not helpful

4•there are more than bacteria and viruses there is fungi and Protozoa

5•viruses are actually not living.

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Wonder, wonder...

Have you wondered what the difference between Bacteria and Viruses are? Here are some facts:

1. A Virus needs to be inside a human/animal/plant to survive, while bacteria can take nutrients from many different things.

2. You can get rid of Bacteria by using antibiotics, but Viruses can't.

3. Viruses needs a 'host' to be able to live, but Bacteria can be alone without anything.

4. There are actually good types of Bacteria, while Viruses are all bad.

5. Viruses need to be INSIDE of something to live, reproduce, and work- but Bacteria can grow anywhere.

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Here is the link to the article on Wonderopolis. http://wonderopolis.org/wonder/how-are-viruses-and-bacteria-different/

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Today's Wonder of the Day was inspired by camel from AL. camel Wonders, " How do bacteria breathe? " Thanks for WONDERing with us, camel!

You wake up in the morning and immediately know something is wrong. Your throat is and your head hurts something fierce. The minute you move, you start to cough. Just standing up causes your stomach to rumble and threaten something worse. Simple movements take effort and you're really hot.

It doesn't take you long to figure out what's wrong: you're . Instead of heading to school, you'll be heading back to bed. But first, you need to check with your parents. This set of symptoms could mean you're headed to see the doctor, too.

If you've been to the doctor many times in recent years, you've probably been given medicine on many occasions that helps you to get better. Sometimes, though, the doctor might say that there isn't any medicine to treat your . In those cases, you just need to rest, drink plenty of fluids, and use over-the-counter medications to help some of the symptoms you may be experiencing.

If you've ever WONDERed why you sometimes get a prescription for medicine at the doctor and other times you don't, it probably has to do with the various causes of illnesses. While germs are usually to blame, it depends upon exactly which type of germs you're dealing with.

Germs mostly fall into four main types: , viruses, fungi, and . The most common germs that cause us to be are and viruses. Although they're both germs, they're very different creatures that have to be battled in different ways.

are tiny organisms that consist of just one cell. They take nutrients from the environment around wherever they happen to be, which is sometimes inside the human body. When they invade the body, can cause a multitude of different types of infections that make us .

Some common infections you may have experienced before include tonsillitis , strep throat, cavities, and ear infections. When doctors determine that the source of an is , they usually prescribe an antibiotic to fight the bacterial germs.

Not all are bad for us, though. Some are helpful and necessary for us to stay healthy. For example, there are good that live in our intestines. They help keep our bodies in balance by aiding in . Not only can they help our bodies make better use of the nutrients in our food, they can also help turn what's left over into waste.

can grow outside the human body, if necessary. Viruses, on the other hand, need to be inside living cells to grow and . Viruses are even smaller than . If they're not inside a human being, plant, or animal, they won't survive for long.

When viruses get inside of a living thing (called a ), they invade and take over cells, using them to themselves and spread throughout the . Viruses can cause a variety of illnesses, including chickenpox, measles, and the . Unlike , there are no helpful viruses for your body.

If you have an caused by a , you often have to let the run its course. Antibiotics rarely work against viruses like they do against . The body's own natural defenses will usually overcome viruses if given enough time. While waiting for the body to fight viruses, it's important to drink lots of fluids, get plenty of rest, and treat whatever symptoms you can with over-the-counter medicines.

So when you have a whole of symptoms and are quite , a visit to the doctor's office may or may not result in a prescription for medicine that will kill the germs causing your . Of course, a doctor's job is never easy, because some illnesses, like , meningitis , and , can sometimes be caused by and other times by viruses!

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Today's Wonder of the Day was inspired by camel from AL. camel Wonders, " How do bacteria breathe? " Thanks for WONDERing with us, camel! You wake up in the morning and immediately know something is wrong. Your throat is and your head hurts something fierce. The minute you move, you start to cough.