The document discusses the characteristics of living things. It states that living things are born, grow, reproduce, and die, while non-living things do not have these characteristics. It then focuses on the specific traits of animals and plants, noting that animals need food, air, water and some give birth to young that drink milk, while plants need sunlight, water, air and food to survive. The document also outlines the typical parts of plants.

1. UNIT
3

2. Are born
They grow
They reproduce
They die

3. Are born

4. They grow

5. They reproduce

6. They die

8. Non-living things don’t:

14. WRITE:
‘Living’. + ‘Non-Living’.

16. YES
It is a living thing

18. YES
It is a living thing

20. NO
It is a not-living thing

22. YES
It is a living thing

24. YES
It is a living thing

26. NO
It is a not-living thing

28. YES
It is a living thing

30. YES
It is a living thing

32. NO
It is a not-living thing

33. Why are animals living things?

34. 1. They’re born.

35. 2. They grow.

36. 4. They reproduce.

37. Some animals lay eggs

38. Some animals don’t lay eggs.
They’re MAMMALS.
cow
Baby mammals drink their mother’s milk.

39. 4. They die.

40. 5. They need water, air and food.
food
air
water

42. Why are plants living
things?

43. Plants are living things
1. They’re born.
seed

44. 2. They grow.

45. 3. They reproduce.

46. 4. They die.

47. Living things need:

48. Sunlight

49. Water

50. Air

51. Food

53. Plants have 4 parts
1 - Roots
2 – Stem
3 - Leaves
4 - Flower

54. Seeds

56. Stem

57. Leaves

58. Flower

68. Carrots are roots

69. Lettuce are leaves

71. tree bush grass

72. tree bush grass

73. We eat some plants

74. roots

75. leaves

76. fruit

77. stem

78. Therearesomeplants wedon’t eat