Living Things
What do all animals need to survive?
Water, food, air, and shelter.
What do we use to build a house?
Wood, bricks, nails, and cement.
What gives us light and heat?
The sun.
What season is the coldest?
winter
Which sense helps you see?
Eyes help us see.
Name 2 differences between plants and animals.
Plants make their own food and don’t move; animals eat other things and move around.
What is stronger: paper or wood?
paper
Name 2 sources of energy in your home.
Electricity, batteries, the sun, food.
What do you wear in the summer?
Shorts, t-shirts, hats, and sandals.
How do you taste?
Your tongue and mouth.
What is one way animals help plants?
Animals spread seeds or pollinate flowers.
Why are bridges made with strong materials?
To hold people and cars without breaking.
How do we use energy?
We use energy to walk, run, ride a bike, or play.
How do animals get ready for winter?
hibernate
How do your ears help you stay safe?
They hear alarms, cars, or someone calling you.
How do humans take care of living things?
By feeding pets, watering plants, not picking wildflowers, or helping the environment.
Name 3 materials and where you see them.
Wood (table), metal (car), plastic (bottle).
What can we do to save energy?
Turn off lights, unplug electronics, close fridge doors, use sunlight.
How are spring and fall different?
Spring weather gets warmer - trees grow
fall - leaves fall
Name all 5 senses and what they do.
Sight (see), hearing (hear), smell (nose), taste (tongue), touch (skin).
What would happen if a plant doesn’t get sunlight or water?
It would stop growing, become weak, and could die.
Why do builders choose different materials for different jobs?
Some materials are stronger, waterproof, or lighter—builders choose what works best for safety and strength
Why is it important to use energy wisely?
So we don’t waste resources, save money, and protect the Earth.
How does the weather affect what we do each day?
It changes our clothes, activities, and how we stay safe (like staying indoors in storms).
What would happen if one of your senses didn’t work?
You might need help or tools to notice things, like glasses for sight or sign language for hearing.