This document discusses the key life processes of animals and plants. It covers nutrition, reproduction, and interaction. For nutrition, it explains that animals obtain nutrients from food while plants make their own food through photosynthesis. It also categorizes different types of animals based on their diets. For reproduction, it states that living things reproduce by making new living things, and that most plants reproduce through seeds while some use spores. For interaction, it provides examples like moving, touching, and communicating, and describes how different organisms interact with their environments and each other.

1. LIFE PROCESSES OF ANIMALS AND PLANTS

2. All living things carry out this life processes
Nutrition
Reproduction
Interaction

3. NUTRITION
Living things obtain nutrients from food.
Nutrients help them to grow and function properly.

4. NUTRITION
Living things obtain ………………from……………..
Nutrients help them…......... and ………………..properly.

5. NUTRITION AND ANIMALS
Animals do not make their own food.

6. Some eat meat. They are carnivores.
Some eat plants. They are herbivores.

7. And some eat meat and plants. They are omnivores.

8. A)Two carnivores.
B)Two herbivores.
C)Two omnivores.

9. NUTRITION AND PLANTS
Plants need sunlight, water and nutrients
from the soil to make their own food.

10. REPRODUCTION
Living things reproduce. Reproduction means
making new living things.

11. REPRODUCTION
Living things …………………. Reproduction means
…………. ………….. living things.

12. Some animals have live babies.

13. Most plants reproduce by making seeds that grow into new plants.
Some produce spores.

14. Most plants reproduce by …........................that grow into new plants.
Some produce ………………….

15. INTERACTION
Moving, touching and communicating are examples of interaction.

16. INTERACTION
M……….., t…………….. and c………………… are examples of interaction.

17. Animals move, communicate and react to the world around them.
MOVE
COMMUNICATE
REACT

18. Some animals live in groups.

19. Some animals live alone.

20. Plants react to their environment.
They grow towards the light.
The roots grow towards water

21. Some plants open and close.

22. Some plants can climb.