This document discusses how change is constant and occurs in many forms in nature and life. It provides examples of how living things like people, trees, flowers, and animals transform and evolve at different stages. It also notes how non-living things are subject to change, such as ice cream melting, pens running out of ink, and waves forming and crashing on the shore. The overall message is that change is ubiquitous and part of everything in the world.

1. Changes
By Rachael Morgan 1E

2. Change is always happening…

3. People grow from young… to old.

4. Trees get leaves in spring and lose
their leaves in autumn and winter.

5. Flowers bloom… and then they die.

6. Caterpillars change into butterflies.

7. Daytime changes into night time.

8. Ice cream…

9. …changes into liquid when it melts.

10. When people grow up, they like different
things and make new friends.

11. Cicadas start off as grubs in the ground
and when they hatch from their shells…

12. …they are different!

13. Pens run out of ink and don’t work after
you’ve used them for a while.

14. Lion cubs change into adult lions.

15. Waves grow then they break.
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16. Change is everywhere!