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Study Guide Living and nonliving things Science, Grade 1
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LIVING
AND
NONLIVING
THINGS
What
is
a
LIVING
thing?
If
something
is
LIVING
-
it
is
ALIVE!
•
A
plant
is
a
living
thing.
•
An
animal
is
a
living
thing.
•
YOU
are
a
living
thing.
These
are
living
things:
a
tree
a
cat
a
person
What
can
living
things
do?
1.
Living
things
can
grow.
When
you
are
born,
you
are
a
little
baby.
As
you
get
older,
you
grow
bigger
and
bigger.
Since
you
are
a
living
thing
-
you
can
grow!
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2.
Living
things
can
have
babies
or
make
new
plants.
Living
things
can
have
babies.
Example:
A
cat
can
have
kittens.
New
plants
can
grow
from
the
seeds
of
other
plants.
3.
Some
living
things
can
move.
How
do
animals
move?
Animals
use
their
body
parts
to
move
around.
Why
do
animals
move?
•
Animals
move
around
to
get
food
to
eat.
They
need
food
to
live.
•
Animals
move
to
get
the
water
they
need
to
live.
•
Animals
can
move
away
from
other
animals
that
might
hurt
them.
This
keeps
them
safe.
•
Animals
move
to
find
a
place
to
stay
safe
when
the
weather
is
bad.
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What
do
living
things
need?
What
do
plants
need
to
live?
•
Plants
need
water.
•
Plants
need
sunlight.
•
Plants
need
the
air
around
them.
•
Plants
need
room
to
grow.
A
plant
is
a
producer.
A
producer
is
a
living
thing
that
can
MAKE
its
own
food!
What
do
animals
need
to
live?
•
Animals
need
to
eat
food.
•
Animals
need
water
to
drink.
•
Animals
need
their
own
space
to
live
in.
•
Animals
need
a
place
to
live
that
will
keep
them
safe.
This
place
is
called
a
shelter.
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An
animal
is
a
consumer.
A
consumer
is
a
living
thing
that
eats
other
living
things
in
order
to
live.
What
is
a
NONLIVING
thing?
If
something
is
a
NONLIVING
thing,
it
is
NOT
alive.
•
Soil
is
a
nonliving
thing.
•
A
rock
is
a
nonliving
thing.
•
Water
is
a
nonliving
thing.
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More
examples
of
nonliving
things:
•
The
Sun
•
A
Mountain
•
Rain
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What
is
the
difference
between
living
and
nonliving
things?
•
Living
things
CAN
grow.
•
Nonliving
things
CAN’T
grow.
Example:
A
kitten
will
grow
bigger,
into
an
adult
cat.
A
rock
can’t
grow
at
all.
•
Living
things
NEED
to
eat.
•
Nonliving
things
DO
NOT
need
to
eat.
Example:
Animals
need
to
eat
food
so
they
can
live.
Water
does
not
need
to
eat.
•
Living
things
CAN
move.
•
Nonliving
things
CAN’T
move.
Example:
A
bear
can
walk
to
a
river
to
drink
water.
Soil
can’t
move
at
all.
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