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Living & Nonliving Main Menu Credits

Main Menu Video Living Quiz Nonliving Back to the Title Page

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Quiz Begin Main Menu

Question 1 Is this living or nonliving? Living Nonliving Bear Help

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Question 2 Is this living or nonliving? Water

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Question 3 Is this living or nonliving? Pencil

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Question 4 Is this living or nonliving? Octopus

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Question 5 Is this living or nonliving? Rose

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Question 6 Is this living or nonliving? Spider

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Question 7 Is this living or nonliving? Snail

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Living Plant Animal Basic Needs

Basic Needs of… Plant Animal

Basic needs of Plants Living Menu Air: Carbon Dioxide Water: Roots Food: Roots- get nutrients Sunlight: gives energy Shelter: Forests, swamps, garden… Living Menu

Basic needs of Animals Living Menu Air: Breathing- Oxygen Water: Drink Food: Eat Sunlight Shelter: house, cave, forest… Living Menu

Plants Examples Tree Flower Mushroom Cactus

Trees Plants Big Branches need a lot of space Shelter: Forest Examples: Oak Pine Cedar Plants

Flowers Rose have thorns for protection Water lily: shelter is on top of water Rose Tulip Water lily

Weeds Dandelions: Spread seeds by the wind Grassy Weeds: spreads very fast

Cactus Store water Can resist heat In dry and hot areas Thorns to keep away animals who might eat it

Mushroom Found in wet areas Can live out of the sunlight Some can be eaten but some cannot

Animals Examples Worm Dog Butterfly Fish Humans

Worm Animals Live underground Skin= Slimy &moist They have no legs, feet, noses, eyes, lungs or ears. Food: leaves Animals

Dog Shelter: dog house Food: bones & dog food Fur keeps them warm

Butterfly Insect Can fly Food: gets nectar from flowers with its long tongue Many different kinds tongue

Fish Breath using gills Shelter: Water Examples: Shark Whale Starfish Clownfish

Human Shelter: home We are mammals We eat to gain energy

Nonliving Apple Snowman Car Book Sun Nonliving Checklist

Nonliving Checklist Main Menu Nonliving Doesn’t need air? Doesn’t need food? Doesn’t need water? Doesn’t need a shelter? Sunlight isn’t needed? In order to be living it has to need air, food, water, sunlight and a specific habitat… if it doesn’t need ALL of these things it is nonliving!!! Main Menu Nonliving

Checklist Back Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter? Needs sunlight? Back Question 1

Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter? Needs sunlight? Question 2

Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter? Needs sunlight? Question 3

Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter? Needs sunlight? Question 4

Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter? Needs sunlight? Question 5

Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter? Needs sunlight? Question 6

Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter? Needs sunlight? Question 7

Credits TEKS: §112.11. Science, Kindergarten b 9A (Organisms and environments): The student knows that plants and animals have basic needs and depend on the living and nonliving things around them for survival. The student is expected to differentiate between living and nonliving things based upon whether they have basic needs and produce offspring. Link: http://www.tea.state.tx.us/index2.aspx?id=6148 Flower pic: http://bible.wikia.com/wiki/File:Pink-flower.gif Flower pic 2: http://openclipart.org/detail/27139 Tree pic: http://www.cityoflisbon-ia.gov/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC=%7BC551ED0A-1901-4A92-AF13-B3F772E84914%7D Fish Pic: http://howtocleancar.info/wp-content/uploads/cartoons/fish_cartoon_picturesbubbling_cartoon_fish_clip_art_vector_clip_art_online_royalty_600x449.jpg-6a158c55494ae9214509ee8863331e0c.png Octopus pic: http://www.worldbook.com/images/stories/Size-of-an-Octopus.jpg Basic need of all living things: http://www.ehow.com/info_8145164_five-basic-needs-living-organisms.html Photosynthesis: http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/content/animals/kidscorner/foodchain/photosynthesis.htm Oak tree: http://positivethinkersjournal.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-oak-tree-strength-in-roots.html Worms: http://www.ehow.com/about_5439197_description-earthworm.html Weed pic: http://landscapeandsnow.com/blog/2012/05/16/the-stubborn-grassy-weed-with-a-strange-name-quackgrass/ Worm Pic: http://kids.britannica.com/elementary/art-67299/Earthworms-belong-to-a-group-of-worms-known-as-segmented Title Page