Living Things and Non-living Things

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What is a living thing?

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A living thing is something that can grow, move, and reproduce. Examples include animals, plants, and humans.

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What is a non-living thing?

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A non-living thing is something that does not grow, move, or reproduce. Examples include rocks, water, and toys.

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Can you name a living thing?

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Examples of living things include a dog, a tree, or a fish.

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Can you name a non-living thing?

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Examples of non-living things include a chair, a book, or a car.

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What do living things need to survive?

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Living things need air, water, food, and shelter to survive.

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What is an example of food for animals?

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Examples of food for animals include grass for cows, fish for cats, and seeds for birds.

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How do living things grow?

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Living things grow by taking in nutrients and energy from their environment.

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What is an example of a plant?

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An example of a plant is a flower, a tree, or a bush.

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What is an example of an animal?

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An example of an animal is a cat, a dog, or a bird.

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What happens to non-living things when they are broken?

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Non-living things do not grow or heal; they stay broken unless fixed.