This document discusses the differences between living and non-living things. It notes that people, animals and plants are living things that need food, water and air to survive. They are born, grow, reproduce and eventually die. In contrast, non-living things like rocks, sand, air and man-made objects do not have these characteristics of life. The document also describes how living things like eggs, tadpoles and seeds change forms as they grow and develop. Plants and domesticated animals are highlighted as being important to humans by providing food, materials and other resources.

1. LIVING
AND
NON-LIVING
THINGS
1ST YEAR

2. LIVING THINGS
people
animals
plants

3. People are living things

4. Animals are living things

5. Plants are living things

6. NON- LIVING THINGS
air
rocks
Man-made
objects
sand
Rocks, sand, air and man-made objects are nonliving things

7. food
water
air
Living things need
sunlight

8. All living things are born
They grow
They reproduce
They die

9. Living things change during their lives

10. An egg can turn into a swan

11. A tadpole turns into a frog

12. A seed turns into a tree

13. Domestic animals live with people

14. They give us help

15. They give us food

16. They give us other materials

17. Plants are very important for our lives
They give us food
They give us medicines

18. They give us clothes

19. They give us wood and paper

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