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Characteristics of Life Living Things Characteristics of Life

What do you already know about living things? What does it mean to be “living”? What must living things have/be able to do? How can we tell living things from non-living? Are YOU a living thing? WHY??? Discuss with a partner and be ready to report out!!!

We already know living things….

Let’s learn what it means to be “LIVING” from MS. NERG!

All living things are MADE OF CELLS 1 All living things are MADE OF CELLS

MADE OF CELLS What does this mean??? What are “cells”? Discuss & share at your tables!

Organisms may be made of ONE (single –celled) or MANY (multi-cellular) cells! ANY LIVING THING is called an “organism”

All living things are SENSITIVE 2 All living things are SENSITIVE

SENSITIVE What does this mean??? How are YOU “sensitive”? Discuss & share at your tables!

They respond to a stimulus Sensitive to (react to) changes in their environment They respond to a stimulus It gets cold or rainy….you wear a coat! It gets hot…dogs shed! Winter comes….bears hibernate! Etc!!!

All living things need NUTRITION 3 All living things need NUTRITION

NUTRITION What does this mean??? How do you get “nutrition”? Discuss & share at your tables!

Get “nutrition” from the Chemicals of Life Water Carbohydrates Lipids (ex. Fats) Proteins Nucleic Acids (ex. DNA)

All living things use ENERGY 4 All living things use ENERGY

ENERGY What does this mean??? Discuss & share at your tables! How do you use energy? When do you use energy? Discuss & share at your tables!

Energy is needed to work Your lungs breathing & heart beating IS WORK! Animals get energy from their food (plants and other animals) Green plants get energy from sunlight

All living things REPRODUCE 5 All living things REPRODUCE

REPRODUCE What does this mean??? Why is it important to a species of living things? Discuss & share at your tables!

This is the next generation for the species!!! Create offspring (children) similar to parents This is the next generation for the species!!!

All living things GROW and DEVELOP 6 All living things GROW and DEVELOP

GROW and DEVELOP What does this mean? How does this happen? When have you seen this? Discuss & share at your tables!

They become larger and more complex! Babies grow into adults. Seedlings grow into plants. Spores grow into fungi

Use the first letter from each process to help you remember them. Made of cells Sensitive to changes in environment Nutritional needs Energy use Reproduce Grow and develop They spell MS. NERG

Talk to your neighbor and be ready to report out!!! This is MS. NERG ! Can you remember what each of the letters in her name stand for? Talk to your neighbor and be ready to report out!!!

M S N E R G ade of cells ensitive to changes in surroundings utritional needs nergy use eproduce row and develop

Let’s Take it Another Step… What Am I?? Concept Attainment Activity

Let’s Take a Deeper Look… What do you think ALL the “Yes” items could be called? What do you think ALL the “No” items could be called? Let’s watch quick video to see if we can catch some key new terms! 

Vocabulary — add to your final notes! Biotic: organism or object that is alive (crab, fish, etc), was once alive (paper, pencil, etc), or is a product of a living thing (seashell, etc) ! Abiotic: man-made (pipe, phone, car, etc) or Earth-made (rock, ocean wave, etc) object that was never alive!

Vocabulary — add to your final notes! Ecology: the scientific study of the relationships between the living things (organisms) and their environments (biotic & abiotic). ***Everything depends on everything*** Living vs. Non-living vs. Dead

Now Let’s Apply our New Knowledge… BIOTIC OBJECT (Give an example of something biotic that we don’t normally think of as a living thing.) ORIGIN (Tell where the object came from that makes it biotic) 1. My Tee Shirt 1. Cotton from a plant 2. 3. 4. 5.