Living and Nonliving Things

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Photosynthesis Write On Fourth Grade.

Advertisements

Spring into Life! By: Group 4 Fifth Grade.

Scientists group and classify things in our world – just like we can group shapes together. How do you think a scientist would say these things are alike?

where living and nonliving things live together and interact By Laura Brown.

CHAPTER 1 Plants Grow and Change

Brenda Rone, Susan Gentry, and Bridgett Niedringhaus Hazelwood School District Second Grade.

Slideshow B3: Flowering plant

What Plants Need.

Chapter 5 Lesson One: Interactions in an Ecosystem

Abiotic-Biotic Interactions in an Ecosystem. In an ecosystem, the non-living (abiotic) and living (biotic) parts interact and affect each other. The four.

Living Things By: Barbara Smith Kindergarten Science lesson

LIVING AND NONLIVING THINGS

Miska Davis.  Life Science GPS  What is Living?  Living Things Chart  What is Nonliving?  Nonliving Things Table  We are going to the Zoo!  What.

What does “Environment” Mean? all factors living and nonliving that affect an organism or population of organisms at any point in their lifecycle Everything.

Presented by Claude Trouillot

W E T L A N D S 1st G r a d e S C I E N C E R e m e m b e r... A HABITAT is a place where plants and animals live. A habitat has FOOD, WATER and AIR.

Investigation 2 Part 2 The Pond. Introduction After we read this story we will discuss: 1, What are some of the plants and animals that live in the pond.

Needs and Wants Susan Davenport ELL 6050 December 6, 2008.

The study of the interactions among organisms and their environment. Ecologists are scientists who study these relationships. Two groups of environmental.

Danielle Ruff CES 3 rd Grade. What are Habitats and Environments? Where Things Live Fish live in water Birds live in trees and fly through the air Most.

What Plants Need.

Pollution Wasting resources Building People harm natural resources by:

Plants are alive. Plants can move but very slowly.

What Does a Plant Need? Needs of Plants Like all living things, a plant has certain needs. They need air, water, energy from food, and a place to live.

Plants & Living Things By Spring Figg October 12, 2007.

Pumpkins. Parts of a Pumpkin Shell Seeds Stem What Do Pumpkins Need to Grow?

LIFE CYCLE OF A PLANT How things live, grow, and die 2 nd grade Science.

Science and the Environment Part 1 of 4 Abney Elementary-4 th grade.

Ecosystems at Risk.

Native Plants and Animals: Introduction to Habitats.

All About Plants Mrs. Peterson First Grade C.P. Lightfoot.

How Are Plants Like People?. Can You Guess What Both Need In This Picture?

Zones of the oceans Ariana and Cole.

Characteristics of Life Notes. All living things have some characteristics in common; we call these the characteristics of life. If any living thing doesn’t.

Parts of a Plant.

LIFE OF PLANTS LIFE OF PLANTS Maestralidia.com. What do plants need to grow ?

HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS & ENERGY

Ecosystems and Habitats. Ecosystems When you walk in nature you see many things. Some of these things are alive, like animals and plants. Some of these.

Producers and Consumers VOCABULARY 15. Living Thing A thing having life; in actual existence.

Click anywhere to start the presentation CREATED BY: KHUSHI MATTU CREATED BY: KHUSHI MATTU.

SCIENCE GRADE THREE – PLANT AND ANIMAL LIFE CYCLES

How are living and nonliving things alike and different?

Organisms and Their Environment

State if the object is living or nonliving.

What Plants Need.

Unit 3 Lesson 1 What Are Living and Nonliving Things?

What Plants Need.

Notes 8/29/2007 What makes something living?

QOTD Name three parts of an ecosystem..

Photosynthesis: Life from Light and Air Do now: Where in the cell does photosynthesis happen? What do plans need to grow?

Kienzle, Grace, Lillian, Whittney

SCIENCE KINDERGARTEN - LIVING THINGS

Matter and Energy in the environment

where living and nonliving things live together and interact

Tell if the object is living or nonliving.

Living Structures.

THE ECOSYSTEM What is an ecosystem? What factors affect an ecosystem?

Photosynthesis.

Organisms and Their Environment

Ecology Notes August 14, 2015 Bell Ringer:

Organisms and Their Environment

What Plants Need.

What is Ecology?.

Organisms and Their Environment

Living Structures.

Food Energy in Ecosystems

Presentation transcript:

Living and Nonliving Things Susan Davenport ELL 6050 December 6, 2008

Living Things Grow and change They need air, food, water, and light They make other living things like themselves

Nonliving Things Do not grow They do not need air, food, or water They do not make other things.

Plants are living things. They need: light water air food

Animals are living things too.

These are nonliving things. Can you name them?

Which of these things are living?

Compare You compare things when you notice how they are alike and different.

Let’s compare these two … The crane and tulips both need food, water, air, and light.

How can we compare living things? They all need… light air food water

Vocabulary living nonliving compare

Everything around us is either living or nonliving. What living and nonliving things can you see around you?

The End