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What are Living things and Non- Living things? Kate Makson Science Kindergarten

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What are Living things and Non-Living things?

Kate MaksonScienceKindergarten

Learning Objectives

Students will be able to describe what animals need to stay alive (SCCCS K.2.1).

Students will be able to name Living things (SCCCS K.2.2).

Students will be able to name Non Living things (SCCCS K.2.2).

What do animals need to stay alive?

Animals need…

air

water

foodand shelterto stay alive.

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What things below is NOT an example of something that an

animal needs to stay alive? Why?

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Living ThingsJust like animals, all Living things

need air, water, and food to survive.What pictures below are Living

Things? Why?

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Non-Living Things

Let’s Watch a short movie about Living Things and Non Living

Things…http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYa3m_SXoAk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYa3m_SXoAk

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Our turn to play! What things can you name that are Living things and Non-Living things?

Living Things Non-Living Things

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Let’s Review!

1. A _________ is a living thing because it drinks water from the ground.

2. A _________ is a Non-Living thing because it does not need air, water, or food.

flower

rock

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