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How do plants and animals live together?
Science, Grade 2
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Study Guide How do plants and animals live together? Science, Grade 2
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HOW
PLANTS
AND
ANIMALS
LIVE
TOGETHER
What
Do
Plants
and
Animals
Need
To
Live?
Let’s
review:
•
Plants
need
air,
water,
sunlight,
and
room
to
grow
in
order
to
live.
•
Animals
need
air,
water,
food,
and
shelter
in
order
to
live
•
What
is
a
shelter?
Yes,
it’s
a
safe
place
for
an
animal!
How
do
plants
get
their
food?
A
plant
uses
its
parts
to
make
its
OWN
food!
A
plant
makes
its
own
food
in
its
leaves.
A
plant
needs
air
and
sunlight
in
order
to
make
food.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
How
do
plants
get
their
food?
What
are
the
jobs
of
each
of
the
plant’s
parts?
The
roots
take
in
water
from
the
soil.
The
stem
moves
water
from
the
roots
to
the
rest
of
the
plant.
The
leaves
take
in
sunlight
and
air.
It
is
the
flower’s
job
to
make
seeds.
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How
do
animals
get
their
food?
Animals
do
not
make
their
own
food.
They
need
to
FIND
their
food!
Some
animal
eat
only
plants.
They
are
called
herbivores.
Some
animals
eat
only
other
animals.
They
are
called
carnivores.
Some
animals
eat
both
plants
and
animals.
They
are
known
as
omnivores.
Animals
use
their
body
parts
to
eat.
Birds
use
their
beaks,
tigers
use
their
sharp
claws,
and
many
animals
use
their
sharp
teeth
to
rip
and
chew
their
food!
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
What
is
an
animal
called
that
eats
only
plants?
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What
is
a
Food
Chain?
A
food
chain
is
the
link
between
living
things,
like
plants
and
animals,
and
the
food
they
eat.
A
food
chain
would
show
how
grass
may
be
eaten
by
a
mouse,
who
then
might
be
eaten
by
a
snake
who
might
then
be
eaten
by
an
owl.
grass
mouse
snake
owl
Plants
are
the
start
of
ALL
food
chains.
Plants
are
the
main
source
of
energy
for
all
living
things.
How
do
plants
and
animals
help
each
other?
Animals
help
plants
by
spreading
their
seeds
so
that
new
plants
can
grow.
Animals
give
off
a
special
gas
called
carbon
dioxide
that
plants
need
to
live.
We
breathe
out
this
special
gas
too!
Plants
help
animals
(AND
US)
by
giving
off
a
special
gas
called
oxygen
that
plants
need
to
live.
We
need
to
breathe
in
oxygen
too!
Animals
hide
in
plants
and
trees
when
hiding
from
other
animals.
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Animals
help
other
animals
too…
Here
are
some
examples
of
how
certain
animals
help
animals
of
their
own
kind:
Peacocks
make
a
loud
noise
to
let
each
other
know
when
danger
is
near.
Prairie
dogs
bark
loudly
to
warn
each
other
to
go
and
hide.
When
a
deer
spots
danger,
it
puts
up
its
white
tail
to
warn
other
deer
that
may
be
nearby.
The
white
tells
the
others
to
be
careful,
that
trouble
may
be
close
by.
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Many
animals
stay
together
in
groups,
as
in
herds
like
these
bison,
for
protection.
They
are
safer
together
as
a
group
than
they
are
alone.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
Name
one
way
that
plants
help
animals.
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