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How do living things meet their
needs?

Living things need..

SHELTER
• Shelter is the place where animals
can be safe.

Shelter
• A raccoon can be safe in a “Log”

Shelter
• A bird uses “Tree” as a shelter

Shelter
• A dog uses a “Kennel”

Shelter
• A lion uses a “Den”

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Shelter

1. How do living things meet their needs?

2. Living things need..

3.

4. SHELTER • Shelter is the place where animals can be safe.

5. Shelter • A raccoon can be safe in a “Log”

6. Shelter • A bird uses “Tree” as a shelter

7. Shelter • A dog uses a “Kennel”

8. Shelter • A lion uses a “Den”