Living and Non-living Things

1. WRITE:
‘Living’. + ‘Non-Living’.

3. YES
It is a living thing

5. YES
It is a living thing

7. NO
It is a not-living thing

9. YES
It is a living thing

11. NO
It is a not-living thing

13. YES
It is a living thing

15. NO
It is a not-living thing

17. YES
It is a living thing

19. YES
It is a living thing

21. NO
It is a not-living thing

22. How many
did you get
right?

24. Can you tell me some living things?

25. Can you tell me some living things?

26. Can you tell me some non-living things?

27. Can you tell me some non-living things?

52. Mould

58. 3 life
processes

59. Reproduction
Nutrition
Interaction
3 life
processes

60. Reproduction
?
Interaction
3 life
processes

61. Reproduction
?
3 life
processes
Nutrition

62. ?
3 life
processes
Nutrition
Reproduction

63. RepRoduction

64. • Living things reproduce.
Reproduction means making new
living things.
Reproduction

65. • Some animals give birth to live
young and others lay eggs.
Reproduction

66. • Most plants reproduce by making
seeds that grow into new plants.
Some produce spores.
Reproduction
SeedsSpores

68. nutRition

71. inteRaction

80. Tress

81. • Trees have a thick, woody stem
called a trunk. The branches grow
out from the trunk, high above the
ground.

82. • Deciduous trees lose all their leaves
in autumn. Oak trees are deciduous.
• Evergreen trees produce leaves all
year round. Pine trees are evergreen
Tress

83. Bushes

84. • Bushes have woody stems with low branches.
They are taller than grasses and live longer.
Bushes

85. • The blackberry bush has lots of long
branches. These branches have thorns.
The fruit is called the blackberry.
Bushes

86. Grass

87. • Grasses have a soft stem. They are thin, flexible
and usually short.
•
Wheat is a grass. It has a long stem and many
kernels at the end of each stem. We make
bread from wheat.
Grass