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A-Z Living Things Guide
- 1. A-Z OF LIVING THINGS By: Kayla Williams
- 2. FIRST GRADE CONTENT STANDARDS • Basic Needs of Living Things (1-LS-1) • 1. Living things have basic needs, which are met by obtaining materials from the physical environment. • Basic Needs of Living Things (1-LS-2) • 2. Living things survive only in environments that meet their needs.
- 3. NAVIGATION • To move throughout the presentation simply click on the screen or use the forward and backward arrows at the bottom of the screen. • Anything underlined in orange is a hyperlink that can be clicked.
- 4. A IS FOR AIR • All living things need air to survive.
- 5. B IS FOR BACTERIA • Bacteria is a living thing. • Read this article to learn more about the role of bacteria. Why We Can't Live Without Bacteria
- 6. C IS FOR CELLS • Cells make up all living things. Cells are the basic units of all living things. • Cells- this website explores what cells are and what they do.
- 7. D IS FOR DOGS • Dogs are living things that need air, water, food and shelter.
- 8. E IS FOR ENERGY • All living things need energy to grow and survive. Most living things get energy from the food they eat while plants get energy from the sun.
- 9. F IS FOR FOOD • Living things need food to survive and grow.
- 10. G IS FOR GROW • All living things grow and develop Click on the picture to see how some things grow!
- 11. H IS FOR HUMANS • Humans are living things that grow, adapt and reproduce.
- 12. I IS FOR INSECTS • Insects are living organisms. There are many different kinds of insects. • Check out this website to see pictures and learn more about insects. http://www.insects.org/
- 13. J IS FOR JACKAL • Jackal’s are a specious of mammal like a wild dog. Click on the picture!
- 14. K IS FOR KOALA • Koala’s are living marsupials. They are not actually bears.
- 15. L IS FOR LIGHT • Plants need light to grow.
- 16. M IS FOR MAMMALS • Mammals are a class of living things that contain many animals and human beings. • Mammals are warm blooded, have hair or fur, are born from their mothers and have vertebrae's or backbones. • Check out this website to learn more about mammals. http://kidzone.ws/animals/mamma ls.htm
- 17. N IS FOR NETTLE • Nettles are common plants that have stinging hairs on them.
- 18. O IS FOR ORGANISMS • An organism is a living thing with many parts that work together and depend on each other. We are organisms.
- 19. P IS FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS • Photosynthesis is the process plants and other organisms go through to convert energy. Click on the picture to learn more about how photosynthesis works.
- 20. Q IS FOR QUAIL • Quails are a type of bird.
- 21. R IS FOR REPRODUCE • All living things can reproduce.
- 22. S IS FOR SHELTER • Living things need shelter to survive.
- 23. T IS FOR TREES • Tree’s are a living thing that serve a very important purpose. • Click on this link to read an article about the role they play. Trees
- 24. U IS FOR UAKARI • Uakari’s are short-tailed monkey’s that live high in the forest
- 25. V IS FOR VIRUS • A virus is a living organism that reproduces inside other living things. Viruses can spread and make you sick. • Check out the video on this website to learn more about viruses. https://www.brainpop.com/health/diseasesinj uriesandconditions/viruses/
- 26. W IS FOR WATER • Living things need water to survive.
- 27. X IS FOR XERUS • Xerus are a species of ground squirrels native to Africa.
- 28. Y IS FOR YEAST • Yeast is a tiny fungi used in baking. • Check out this website to learn more. The Science Behind Yeast
- 29. Z IS FOR ZINNIA • Zinnia's are bright, colorful flowers.
- 30. CREDITS • Images • Bing image search • Videos • YouTube • Sound Clips • Soundbible.com