Today, we learned that an organism may consist of one single cell (unicellular), or many different numbers and types of cells (multicellular). We recognized that unicellular organisms cannot be observed on the same scale as multicellular organisms. We learned this by observing a graphic of the following unicellular/multicellular organisms: paramecium amoeba, mouse, human and blue whale. We discussed what we noticed about scale, proportion, and quantity of cells in unicellular versus multicellular organisms. We recorded our responses in our science notebook. We drew a graphic representation of each organism and a visual representation each's quantity of cells.