Living and Non-living Things
What is a living thing?
Anything that can move, breathe, grow, and have babies (reproduce).
What is a need?
Something a living thing needs to survive (water, air, shelter, warmth, space, food)
things plants and animals must have to stay alive.
What part is at the very bottom of the plant?
Roots
What three things does a healthy environment have?
Clean water, clean air, nutritious food
What is an example of a living thing?
what is the difference between a need and a want?
Need- Something you need to survive.
Want- Something you want or desire but not need.
What part of the plant is like the body of the plant?
Stem
What is one example of water pollution?
Boat, oil, garbage, plastic, sewage.
What is a non-living thing?
Anything that cannot move, breathe, grow, or make babies.
What is something both plants and animals need?
Water
What kind of animal would have a gill?
fish, shark, etc.
What are two examples of air pollution?
Boat, Air plane, Factory, Spray can, cars, forest fire.
What is an example of a non-living thing?
Answers may vary: rock, desk, pencil, brick, etc.
What is a physical characteristic?
The way something looks or appears.
Will accept an example.
What are the 5 Senses?
Smell, taste, sight, hear, touch
What are two things you can do for the environment to keep it healthy?
Recycle, compost, not pollute, bike, plant, walk, throw garbage in the can, turn water off when brushing teeth.
What do all living things need to survive?
Food, water, shelter, space, warmth, and air.
Bonus: plants need Sunlight.
What is a characteristic of Tiger?
Stripes, pointed ears, claws, paws, sharp teeth, orange- white-black, tail, etc.
A _______ protects a turtle
BONUS for both teams : What are the 3 Rs?
Reduce - Reuse - Recycle