This document discusses the characteristics of living things and provides examples of how different animals are born, what they eat, how they move, and how their bodies are protected. It notes that living things are born, grow, change, move, breathe, need water and food, and includes animals, plants and humans. It also discusses how some animals are born from their mother's womb and drink milk (viviparous) while others are born from eggs (oviparous) and gives examples of each.

2. LIVING THINGS & NON-LIVING
THINGS

3. LIVING THINGS CHARACTERISTICS
• ARE BORN
• GROW AND CHANGE
• MOVE
• BREATH
• NEED WATER AND FOOD
• ARE ANIMALS, PLANTS AND HUMANS

4. HOW ARE ANIMALS BORN?
VIVIPAROUS ANIMALS
are born form their
mother's womb. They drink OVIPAROUS ANIMALS
their mother's milk. Cats, are born form an egg.
dogs, cows, giraffes, lions, Birds, turtles, fish, hens,
monkeys...are viviparous crocodiles... are oviparous
animals. animals.

5. WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT?
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6. HOW DO ANIMALS MOVE?
WALK
FLY
SWI SLITHER
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7. Animals protect their bodies in different ways.
SCALES
SHELL
FEATHERS
FUR

8. Animals and plants help each other
Plants and animals depend on each Protection
other for a wide variety of things.
Nests to reproduce
Food
Shelter Gas exchange