Characteristics of Living Things

The video tutorial introduces the concept of living and non-living things, explaining the characteristics that differentiate them. It covers essential needs like air, water, and food, and discusses growth, reproduction, response to stimuli, and movement. The video concludes with an interactive game to reinforce learning.

Which of the following is a living thing?

• Kid

• Doll

• Train

• Rock

What do all living things need to survive?

• Air, water, and food

• Sunlight, soil, and water

• Air, sunlight, and soil

• Shelter, warmth, and food

How do green plants make their own food?

• Using air and sunlight

• Using soil and water

• Using carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight

• Using oxygen and water

Which of the following is an example of growth in living things?

• A rock getting bigger

• A tree losing leaves

• A tadpole becoming a frog

• A car moving faster

How do most plants reproduce?

• By laying eggs

• By producing seeds

• By giving birth

• By splitting in half

What is an example of a living thing responding to stimuli?

• A river flowing

• A car honking

• A plant growing towards sunlight

• A clock ticking

Which of the following is NOT a way living things move?

• Rolling

• Flying

• Climbing

• Crawling

Is a lucky bamboo plant a living thing?

• Yes

• No

• Sometimes

• Depends on the environment

True or False: Living things need air, water, and food.

• False

• True

True or False: A device that moves is considered a living thing.

• False

• True