This document discusses the seven life processes - nutrition, movement, respiration, sensitivity, growth, reproduction, and excretion - using the mnemonic "Mrs Gren" to remember them. It provides examples for each process, noting that all living things require these processes to survive. Nutrition provides energy from food, movement allows escaping danger and finding food, and all other processes like respiration and excretion are needed to sustain life.

1. By Nico

2. Mrs gren is a fun and easy way to remember the
seven life processes.Lets start with nutrition.

3. Nutrition is an important part of life; if living
things didn’t eat they would die. Plants get
nutrition from the sun and humans get nutrition
from food. When Captain Cook was around his
crew got scurvy due to lack of vitamin c their teeth
fell out so they couldn’t chew they couldn’t get
food so they died. Nutrition is also important to
keep you’re cells alive and that’s important.Did
you know that plants move to the sun to stay
alive?

4. Movement is also an important part of life, if you
couldn’t move you couldn’t run from danger or
get food so you would die. Plants move to the sun
to make chlorophyll. Did you know that
everything living breathes?

5. Breathing is also important; if something stopped
it would die. Plants have to breathe and so do
humans. Humans breathe oxygen through their
nose and mouth, plants breathe carbon dioxide
through there leaves. Did you know everything
living needs to grow?

6. Everything thing living grows. Without growth
living things couldn’t get food or water so they
would die. Plants grow into trees or flowers,
humans grow from babies into adults. Did you
know everything living has sensitivity?

7.  Sensitivity is also important to keep things safe
,these are the types of sensitivity, touch, taste,
smell, sight and sound. The smell of smoke
means theres a fire, plants drood at smoke but
humans cough. If a human gets tickled it
laughs. Did you know we wouldn’t be alive if
there wasn’t reproduction.

8.  Reproduction is also important; if it didn’t exist
we wouldn’t be alive. Plants reproduce by
dropping seeds. Animals reproduce by having
babies so the species carries on. Did you know
everything needs to go to the toilet?

9.  This is important to, if something didn’t go to
the toilet it would die because it would have
too many toxins in its bladder. Plants shed
leaves, humans wee, poo, sweat andand breath
out carbon dioxide.

10.  So that’s all the processes movement,
resperation, sensitivity, growth, reproduction,
excretion and nutrition. Which do you think is
the most important?
 MRS GREN