Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Living vs. Nonliving
Animal Needs
Different Animals
100
People, animals, and plants are these.
What are living things?
100
A place where an animal can be safe.
What is a shelter?
100
A cow is an example of a.
What is a living thing?
100
Animals need this to grow and take care of their young.
What is space?
100
This type of animal has smooth, wet skin.
What is a amphibian?
200
Making new things like yourself.
What is reproduce?
200
This type of animal has feathers.
What is a bird?
200
A shovel is an example of a.
What is a nonliving thing?
200
This is a place where an animal can be safe.
What is a shelter?
200
This amphibian has rough, bumpy skin.
What is a toad?
300
These do not need food, air, or water.
What are nonliving things?
300
This type of animal has fur or hair.
What is a mammal?
300
A farm is an example of a.
What is an environment?
300
Animals need this to stay healthy.
What is food and water?
300
This animal has eight legs and is not an insect.
What is a spider?
400
This makes up the place that living and nonliving live.
What is an environment?
400
This type of animal is covered in scales.
What is a reptile?
400
When an animal creates another living thing like itself.
What is reproduce?
400
Human beings need these things to stay healthy and grow.
What are food, water, air, space to grow, and shelter?
400
These help keep the body of a fish safe.
What are scales?
500
Fish use these to breathe.
What are gills?
500
This animal has three body parts.
What is an insect?
500
In a school environment name a living thing and a nonliving thing.
Answers will vary.
500
Animals need these five things to live.
What are food and water, air, space, shelter.
500
This type of animal has legs or flippers to help them move.
What is a turtle?
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