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Content:
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Living things are both similar to and
different from each other and from nonliving things.
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Animals need air water, and food in
order to live and thrive
plants require air, water, nutrients, and light in order to live
and thrive
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non-living things do not live and thrive
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non-living things can be human-created,
or naturally occurring.
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living things grow, take in
nutrients, breath, reproduce, eliminate waste and die
Writing---research report on animals
· description
· diet
· habitat
· anatomy
· prey/ predator relationships
· behavior
· adaptations for defense
Science and technology
· online research---enchantedlearning.com
Science in personal and social perspective
· responsible treatment of pets and animals
· endangered species
· human interaction with animals |
Observe---animal
characteristics for alike and different
Experiment---mealworm
preferences
Hypothesizing---
Identifying variables---developing a fair test
Collaboration---share supplies and materials to complete
experiments
Observe living animals and plants and artifacts
Communicate---draw and label diagrams with precision and
accuracy to share information
Classifying Living Things-Properties
Alive/ Not Alive/ From Something Alive
Vertebrates/ Invertebrates
Mammals/ Fish/ Birds/Reptiles/ Amphibians
Making a model---catapult
Measurement---seeds |
adaptation, adult, animals, diet,
camouflage, characteristics, behavior, breathe, claws, compete,
cycle, decomposer, decrease, defense
mechanism, depend, describe, describe,
developing, die, different, eggs, eliminate, enable, environment,
exist, extinct, fur, gills, grow, hibernate, larva, life cycle, life
span, limbs, migration, mature, non-living, observable
characteristics, offspring, organism, parent, pattern, predator,
prey, pupa, relationship, related, released, reproduce,
reproduction, scales, sense, shape, shed, shells, shelter, similar,
shivering, species, spine, structure,
stages, thrive, survival, texture, trait, trunks, waste |