1. Living things have vital functions like nutrition, reproduction, and interaction with the environment. Nutrition involves obtaining nutrients from food, reproduction is making new living things, and interaction is reacting to environmental changes. 2. There are four main types of living things: animals, plants, bacteria, and fungi. Animals feed on other organisms, plants make their own food, and bacteria and fungi feed on remains of dead organisms. 3. Reproduction allows living things to make new individuals, either asexually with one parent or sexually with two parents. Interaction is the response and change an organism undergoes in response to its environment.

1. Living
Things
By
María Grande e Iván Movillo

2. Living Things
There are vital funtions:
1. Nutrition means to get nutrients from
the food.
2. Reproduction means making
new living things. Interaction means
to react to changes of the enviroment.
Non living thinks
There are not born, do not grow,
do not reproduce and do not die.

3. Types of living things
Animals Plants
Bacteria Fungi

4. What is it?
It means to obtain
nutrients and transform
them into energy.
How do plants do it?
Plants make their
own food and they
need water and
minerals, sunlight and
carbon dioxide.

5. Animals feed on
other living things
and they can be:
Carnivores
Herbivores
Omnivores
Fungi and
bacteria feed on
the remainis of
dead animals and
plants.

6. Reproduction and Interaction
Reproduction means to make new living things.
● Asexual: only one individual are need for example:
sea stars, pinn Apple, bacterias ect…..
● Sexual: in sexual is only one individual is needed for
example: male and female.
What is Reproduction?

7. What is it Interaction?
Interaction, there is a change and there in a reaction
Elements:
Stimulus in the change, Respone is the reaction

8. The Cell
What is it?
It is the smales part in wich living things are
divided.
Structure:
Many cells make tissius, many tissius make organs, many organs
make systen, make systen, make organisms
TypesANIMAL
CELL
Nucleus
Cell
Menbrane
Cytoplasm
Vacuoles
PLANT
CELL
Cell Wall
Nucleus
Vacuoles
Cytoplasm
Cell
menbrane

9. ANINAL CELL PLANT CELL

10. THANKS
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