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LIVING Organisms & NON - LIVING Materials. By: Amy Goldsmith (adapted by Mrs. V). Living Organisms and Non-Living Materials. We are surrounded by living and non-living things. Everything around us is either living or non-living. Living Things. People are living! - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
By: Amy GoldsmithBy: Amy Goldsmith (adapted by Mrs. V)(adapted by Mrs. V)
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Living Organisms and Non-Living Materials
• We are surrounded by living and non-living things.
• Everything around us is either living or non-living.
Living Things • People are
living!• A cat playing
with a ball is living.
Characteristics of Living Things
• All living things must have 7 characteristics.
• All 7 characteristics must be present in order for an organism to be living.
•In order for something to be living it must:
•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
1. Move
• All living things have movement.
• An example of movement is a monkey running from one place to another.
•In order for something to be living it must:
•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
2. Grow
• All living things grow.
• An example is when babies grow up to be big like their parents. •In order for something to be
living it must:•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
3. Feed or Eat
• All living things obtain food from their environment.
• An example is a panda feeding off the leaves from trees. •In order for something to be
living it must:•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
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4. Reproduce • All living things
reproduce or have off-spring.
• An example of reproduction is a dog and her puppies.
•In order for something to be living it must:
•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
5. Breathing or Respiration
• All living things take in air from their environment in order to survive.
• Example: A man has to breathe while he runs a race.
•In order for something to be living it must:
•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
6.Excretion
• All living things get rid of their waste.
• For example, when people eat food, they must get rid of waste by going to the restroom. •In order for something to be
living it must:•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
7. Sensitivity
• All living things are aware of their surroundings.
• We see, smell, hear, taste and feel
•In order for something to be living it must:
•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
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Living and Non-Living Things
• Sometimes objects can seem living because they may have 1 or more characteristics of living things.
• For example, a boat moves, but it is not living! •In order for something to be living
it must:•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
Non-Living Things
• If an object does not have all 7 characteristics of living things, then it is non-living. •In order for something to be living it must:
•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
Is a Flower Living or Non-living?
• A flower is living.• It obtains water and
soil and light from the environment.
• A new flower comes from seeds from a grown flower.
•In order for something to be living it must:•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
Is a bike living or non-living?
• A bike is non-living!
• It moves, but it does not eat, or reproduce, or even grow!•In order for something to be living
it must:•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
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Is a baby living or non-living?
• A baby is living. • They eat, use
the bathroom, grow, and eventually have their own babies when they grow up!
•In order for something to be living it must:
•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
Living and Non-Living Things…
• Living and non-living things are all around us.
• Look around, can you tell the difference now?
•In order for something to be living it must:•Move,•Grow,•Eat,•Reproduce,•Breathe or respire,•Excrete waste, and•Have senses.
Webliography • http://www.creatas.com• http://www.animationfactory.com• http://www.saburchill.com • http://www.pro.corbis.com
• Living Organisms and Non-Living Materials by Amy Goldsmith (with some adaptations)
• living things = bacteria, plants and animals• nonliving things = soil, water, physical space
& energy•In order for something to be living it must:
•move,•grow,•eat,•reproduce,•breathe or respire,•excrete waste, and•have senses.