Living and Non-living things

What do living things need to live?

• Toys, Food, Water
• Food, Water, Cells
• Cells, Paper, Trees
• Water, Electronics, Food

What are 3 characteristics of living things?

• Reproducing, Cells, DNA
• Food, Toys, Water
• Water, adaption, Beds
• Digesting, Organisms, and sleeping

What is one example of something that senses change in it's environment

• Our hair
• Our feet
• Our pupils
• Our fingers

What is DNA?

• Don't really care
• DNA controls the structure and function of cells.
• DNA breaks down foods
• DNA builds new cells

How do living things use energy?

• By being alive.
• Breaking down foods
• Not building new cells
• Running

What happens when living things grow and develop?

• Their body grows and people or animals get bigger.
• They get taller
• They get shorter
• Their appetite decreases.

How do plants move?

• The wind blows them
• Trees and the Coriolis effect
• Plants move toward sunlight and their roots move toward water
• They break down their own foods and when that happens they move

How many cells are we made up of?

• Thousands
• Hundreds
• Millions
• Trillions

What do our pupils do whenever they sense and respond to change?

• In light they get smaller and in the dark they get bigger
• In light they get bigger and in dark they get smaller
• They grow and make our eyes look black
• They make people with glasses see better

What is Homeostasis?

• Reproduction
• Cells
• Balance
• The bodies functions all in one