Why Is It a Living Thing Worksheet
Using Why Is It a Living Thing Worksheet, students write or tell about the things each does that show it is alive or not.
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How to teach Living and Non-Living Things
Using Why Is It a Living Thing Worksheet, students write or tell about the things each does that show it is alive or not.
Our students are very familiar about whether an object is living or non-living. But do they know why it is classified as such? This worksheet will help your students prove an object to be living or not.
Look at the pictures below. Write or tell about the things each does that show it is alive.
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Introduce this worksheet by showing examples of classroom objects. Students decide if they are living or non-living things by moving if an object is living or standing still if an object is non-living. Next, students share examples of objects that are living and non-living. Push students to justify their answer. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students share their reasons with the class. Once finished, students choose objects in the classroom to explain why it is living or not.
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