Living or Nonliving
Plant Power
Animal Habitats
Nature Connections
Protect Our Planet
100

Is a butterfly living or nonliving?

Living

100

What do most plants need from the sky to grow?

Sunlight

100

What is a habitat?

The natural place where an organism lives.

100

Name one nonliving thing that helps plants grow.

Sunlight, water, air, or soil nutrients.

100

Where should we put litter to help protect nature?

In an appropriate trash or recycling bin.

200

Name two nonliving things found in an ecosystem.

Examples: water, sunlight, rocks, air, or soil.

200

Which plant part absorbs water and nutrients from the soil?

Roots

200

Name an animal that might live in a pond.

Examples: frog, fish, turtle, or aquatic insect.

200

How can insects help flowering plants?

Some insects pollinate flowers.

200

Name one way to conserve water.

Turn off taps when not needed, fix leaks, or use only the water needed.

300

Is a fallen leaf living or nonliving?

Nonliving now; it was once part of a living plant.

300

Why do birds build nests in trees?

To provide a place to lay eggs and help protect their young

300

Why do birds build nests in trees?

To provide a place to lay eggs and help protect their young.

300

What could happen to fish if pond water becomes polluted?  

Fish may become sick, struggle to survive, or die.

300

What does conservation mean?

Protecting and carefully using natural resources.

400

What is an ecosystem?

A community of living things interacting with one another and their nonliving environment.

400

Our papaya seeds were planted two days ago. Is it normal if they have not sprouted?

Yes. Germination takes time, and two days is generally too soon to expect papaya sprouts.

400

Name three things a habitat needs to provide for an animal.

Food, water, and shelter or suitable space.

400

What is a food chain?

A sequence showing how energy passes from one organism to another when organisms eat.

400

Name two ways to reduce waste at a community celebration.

Use reusable cups or decorations, recycle accepted materials, avoid excess packaging, or reduce food waste.

500

What is biodiversity?

The variety of living things found in an area.

500

Why should we avoid digging up our papaya seeds to check them?

Digging can disturb or damage developing roots and disrupt germination.

500

What could happen to animals if their habitat is destroyed?

They may lose food or shelter, be forced to move, or die.

500

If insects disappear from an ecosystem, name one possible effect.

Some plants may receive less pollination, or animals that eat insects may lose a food source.

500

Why is protecting biodiversity important?

Different species support ecosystem functions such as pollination, food webs, nutrient cycling, and ecosystem resilience.

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