Living Non-Living Frayer Model Worksheet
Using Categorizing Living and Non-Living Things Worksheet, students use a Frayer Model to describe characteristics and examples of living and nonliving things.
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How to teach Living and Non-Living Things
Using Categorizing Living and Non-Living Things Worksheet, students use a Frayer Model to describe characteristics and examples of living and nonliving things.
Determining what is living and nonliving is the beginning foundation of science curriculum. Using this worksheet, students will gain a better understanding of what makes something living.
Students use a Frayer Model to define, describe characteristics, examples, and non-examples of living things. Then, students repeat the process with non-living things.
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Introduce this worksheet by havinga discussion about what makes an object living or non-living. Next, students share examples of objects that are living and non-living. Then, students complete worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students to come up with more living and non-living things that they could add to a list.
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