Living things have three vital functions: nutrition, reproduction, and interaction. They are born, grow, reproduce, and die. Nutrition involves obtaining nutrients from the environment and transforming them into energy. Plants produce their own food through photosynthesis while animals feed on other living things. Reproduction means making new living things through either asexual or sexual reproduction. Interaction involves change and reaction between elements through stimuli and response. The cell is the smallest unit of living things, with many cells forming tissues, organs, and systems that make up organisms. Non-living things do not have these functions or life processes.

1. LIVING AND NON
LIVING THINGS

2. LIVING THINGS
THEY HAVE THREE VITAL FUNTIONS:
* NUTRITION
* REPRODUCTION
* INTERACTION
TYPES:
PLANTS, ANIMALS, BACTERIAS, FUNGI,
ALGAE…

3. NON LIVING THINGS
THEY ARE NOT BORN, THEY DO NOT
GROW, THE DO NOT REPRODUCE AND
THEY DO NOT DIE.
• EXAMPLE:
*COMPUTER, TABLE, BOOK …….

4. NUTRITION
It is to obtain nutrients from the
environment and transform them into
energy.
PLANTS: produce their own food through
photoshynthesis and they absorb
nutrients from the soil.
ANIMALS: feed on other living things.
Carnivores
Hervivores
Omnivores
FUNGI: decomposers, feed on the
remains of dead plants and animal.

5. REPRODUCTION
It means making new living things.
Types:
*Asexual: reproduction only one
individual is needed, for example:
bacteriae, pinapple, sea starts, etc…..
*
*Sexual: reproduction two individuals
are needed: one is male and the other is
female.

6. INTERATION
THERE IS A CHANGHE AND THERE IS A
REACTION.
ELEMENTS, SIMULUS IS THE CHANGE
AND RESPONSE IS REACTION.
INTERACTION

7. THE CELL
IT IS THE SMALLEST PART IN WITH
LIVING THINGS ARE DIVIDED.
MANY CELLS MAKE TISSUES. MANY
TISSUES MAKE ORGANS. MANY
ORGANS MAKE SYSTEMS. (DIGESTIVE,
RESPIRATORY, CIRULATORY,ETC…)
MANY SYSTEMS MAKE ORGANISMS.

8. TYPES

9. ANY
QUESTIONS

10. BY AARÓN AND AINARA