Living Things Interactive Videos

Explore the essential needs of living organisms, focusing on food, water, air, and shelter. Identify these needs and understand their critical role in survival, which enhances comprehension of living organisms and their environmental interactions.

Engage with the characteristics that differentiate living organisms from non-living entities, focusing on interactive learning. Develop skills in identifying the needs and abilities of living creatures while understanding the distinct qualities of non-living things, fostering inquiry-based experiences.

Explore the essential characteristics that define living organisms using the MRS GREN mnemonic. Learn to identify the distinguishing features of living and non-living things and understand classification criteria. Gain the ability to categorize organisms according to the seven characteristics of life: Movement, Respiration, Sensitivity, Growth, Reproduction, Excretion, and Nutrition. Understand how these factors differentiate living entities from non-living ones.

Examine the core aspects of biological classification, concentrating on taxonomy, scientific naming, and the categorization of living organisms. Gain an understanding of the role and importance of classification systems. Learn to identify various biological classification categories and recognize their significance in biology.

Explore essential concepts of the human respiratory system, including key organs and their functions. Gain a comprehensive understanding of respiratory anatomy to effectively explain the roles of various structures in breathing and gas exchange processes.

Examine the intriguing differences between living organisms and inanimate objects by focusing on their distinct traits and reactions to stimuli. Learners will identify and describe characteristics that set living things apart from non-living entities, enhancing their grasp of fundamental biological concepts.

Explore the fundamental characteristics and biological functions of living organisms by focusing on essential processes such as energy acquisition, growth, respiration, reproduction, and response to stimuli. Gain an understanding of core concepts necessary for identifying and distinguishing living from non-living entities, enhancing biological literacy and observational skills.

Investigate the core distinctions between living and non-living entities, concentrating on their traits and classifications. Develop the ability to organize various entities based on similarities and differences, comprehend their interactions, and appreciate the significance of sustaining ecological balance.

Examine the core principles of how living organisms obtain and convert energy. Understand the roles of various organisms in energy dynamics and their adaptive strategies for survival.

Exploring the interdependence of living organisms within ecosystems highlights the interactions between plants and animals that sustain life. Key concepts include the role of trees in air purification and habitat provision, fostering an appreciation for the intricate balances within natural environments.

Explore the classification of living organisms into kingdoms with an emphasis on the animal kingdom. Enhance understanding of biological classification systems and develop skills in identifying and classifying organisms based on shared characteristics.

Students explore the characteristics of living things, focusing on their nutritional needs, cellular structure, and unique movements. They will gain an understanding of fundamental biological concepts and develop skills in identifying living organisms and their traits.

Investigate mutualism in nature through engaging examples such as clownfish with sea anemones and coyotes with badgers. Understand mutualistic relationships and apply collaborative skills to solve problems and foster partnerships.

Learn the principles of biological taxonomy and the grouping of living organisms based on their characteristics. Gain an understanding of classification hierarchies while refining skills in identifying key traits that determine groupings within the natural world.

Investigate the essential characteristics and functions that characterize living organisms, such as nutrition, respiration, and environmental responsiveness. Understand how energy is used by living entities and learn to distinguish between living organisms and robot-like entities, developing skills in comparative biological analysis and life sciences.

Enhance understanding of biological classification by distinguishing between living and non-living entities. Learners will develop skills to accurately identify living organisms and differentiate them from non-living items.

Investigate the fundamental differences between living and non-living entities by examining their defining characteristics and behaviors. Gain the ability to identify living things, comprehend the growth and movement of plants, and distinguish these from non-living objects.

Explore the concept of species and the classification of living organisms, enhancing your understanding of biological categorization. This knowledge enables recognition of humans as a species and supports the development of foundational biology skills.

Explore the differences between living and non-living things by examining key characteristics such as growth, response to stimuli, and movement. Learners will develop the ability to distinguish between living and non-living objects and gain an understanding of the fundamental traits that define living organisms.

Examine how organisms adapt to environmental changes through historical examples such as the evolution of the peppered moth and the impact of pollution on ecosystems. Gain an understanding of adaptation and ecosystems by analyzing the effects of environmental changes on biodiversity and the survival strategies of living things.