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What is the difference between living things and non-living things?
Complete the table with each animal’s characteristics.
It has scales.
It has fur.
It lays eggs.
It swims.
It’s a vertebrate.
It has feathers.
Circle the three main parts of the human body.
Head Joints Limbs Trunk Back
Tick the habits which are good for your health and then write ‘yes’ or ‘no’ if you
do them or not.
Avoid eating sweets and sugars.
Sleep only a little so that you can watch the television.
Have a good breakfast before going to school.
Look at the images and answer the questions.
a) Which food come from animals?
b) Name three types of food made from milk.
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Tick the characteristics that this material has.
It’s strong.
It’s flexible.
It’s transparent.
It’s rough.
The energy that moves the blades of a wind turbine, where does it come from?
Match each object with its corresponding recycling bin.
Match each machine to the professional who uses it.
Classify the machines in the previous question according to the energy they
work on.
They move with electricity:
They move from human energy:
They move from burning fuels:
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1. Carpenter
2. Mason
3. Gardener
4. Farmer
5. Chef
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