1. Living & Nonliving
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5. Question 1
Is this living or nonliving?
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Bear
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8. Question 2
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11. Question 3
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Pencil

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14. Question 4
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Octopus

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17. Question 5
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Rose

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20. Question 6
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Spider

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23. Question 7
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Snail

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26. Living
Plant
Animal
Basic Needs

27. Basic Needs of…
Plant
Animal

28. Basic needs of Plants Living Menu Air: Carbon Dioxide Water: Roots
Food: Roots- get nutrients
Sunlight: gives energy
Shelter: Forests, swamps, garden…
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29. Basic needs of Animals Living Menu Air: Breathing- Oxygen Water: Drink
Food: Eat
Sunlight
Shelter: house, cave, forest…
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30. Plants Examples
Tree
Flower
Mushroom
Cactus

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

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

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

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

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

36. Animals Examples
Worm
Dog
Butterfly
Fish
Humans

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

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

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

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

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

42. Nonliving
Apple
Snowman
Car
Book
Sun
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43. 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!!!
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44. Checklist Back Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter?
Needs sunlight?
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45. Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter?
Needs sunlight?
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46. Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter?
Needs sunlight?
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47. Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter?
Needs sunlight?
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48. Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter?
Needs sunlight?
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49. Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter?
Needs sunlight?
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50. Checklist Needs air? Needs water? Needs food? Needs shelter?
Needs sunlight?
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51. Credits
TEKS: § 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.
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