Share Lesson 1: Living and Non-living Things Part 1
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Which of the following is NOT a way to classify living things?
Colour
Smell
Size
Shape
How can living things be classified?
By how cute they look
By the number of legs they have only
By their size, pattern, colour, and shape
By their favourite food
Which of these is a way to classify non-living things?
The way they breathe
Their shape, texture, and colour
How they reproduce
The sounds they make
Which of the following do ALL living things need to survive?
Air, food, and water
Water, music, and sleep
Air, sunlight, and WiFi
Food, toys, and oxygen
What do plants need to survive?
Air, sunlight, and water
Water, blankets, and hugs
Food, exercise, and air
Sunlight, sand, and snacks
Which of these materials comes from a living thing?
Metal
Glass
Plastic
Wood
Which of these textures belongs to a non-living thing?
Fluffy fur from a cat
Soft wool from a sheep
Rough tree bark
Smooth glass window
All living things need air, food, and water to survive (True/False)
True
False
Metal is a material that comes from a living thing (True/False).
False
True
Cotton: Comes from a living or non-living thing?
Non-living thing
Living thing
Leather: Comes from a living or non-living thing?
Living thing
non-living thing
Rock: Comes from a living or non-living thing?
Non-living thing
living thing
Paper: Comes from a living or non-living thing?
Living thing
Non-living thing
Wool: Comes from a living or non-living thing?
non-living thing
living thing
Plastic: Comes from a living or non-living thing?
living thing
non-living thing
Glass: Comes from a living or non-living thing?
non-living thing
living thing
