UsingIs it a Living Thing Worksheet, students determine if the object pictured is a living or non-living thing and then circle yes or no.

Using Living and Non-Living Things ABC Order Worksheet, students sort objects into the living and non-living things categories, then they write the words in alphabetical order.

Using Why Is It a Living Thing Worksheet, students write or tell about the things each does that show it is alive or not.

Using Writing the Names of Living Things Worksheet, students write the names of the living and non-living things shown as pictures.

Using Categorizing Living and Non-Living Things Worksheet, students use a Frayer Model to describe characteristics and examples of living and nonliving things.

Using this Amphibians Worksheet, students will research four types of amphibians to learn more about its environment and other important facts.

Using this Survivor Rainforest Edition Activity, students play the survivor board game to test your knowledge of animals and their habitats.

Using Drawing Living Nonliving Worksheet, students sort objects into the living and non-living things categories, then they draw pictures of those objects.

Using this Farm Writing Activity, students practice their comparing, sequencing, and story writing skills while writing all about farm!

UsingLiving and Non-Living Things Sorting Worksheet, students sort objects into the living and non-living things categories

Using Sorting Living and Non-Living Things Worksheet, students sort objects into the living and non-living things categories

ThisLiving and Non-Living Things Alphabetical Order Worksheet will teach your students how sort and then to put ten words in ABC order.

Using Living and Non-Living Things Scavenger Hunt Worksheet, students search for examples of living and non-living things at home or school.

Using Compare and Contrast Living and Non Living Things Worksheet, students compare and contrast two horses by thinking about living and non-living traits.

Using Draw a Living Thing Worksheet, students draw a living thing and then prove that it is living by writing the traits that it shares with living things.

UsingSorting Characteristics Living Things Worksheet, students determine which objects are living and non-living things by sorting them into two categories.

Using this Animal Habitats Desert, Farm, Rainforest, Arctic Tundra Sort Activity, students sort animal pictures into four different habitats.

Using this Survivor Desert Edition Activity, students play the survivor board game to test your knowledge of animals and their habitats.

Using Things That Grow Activity, students play UNO to practice classifying things that grow into four categories.

Using Living and Nonliving Activity, students first sort the pictures on the sorting mat and then play Tic-Tac-Toe!