Living and Non-Living

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Living things are things that grow, breathe, need food and water, move, feel, and have babies. Examples: dog, tree, boy, bird.

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Non-living things do not grow, breathe, eat, move on their own, feel, or have babies. Examples: ball, chair, sky, book.

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Yes, plants breathe. They take in air through their leaves to live and grow. We cannot see it, but they do breathe!

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We need air to breathe. Breathing gives our body oxygen, which helps us stay alive and active. Without air, living things cannot survive.

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The plant will become weak, dry, and may die. Plants need water to grow and stay healthy, just like we do.

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Yes, animals need food to grow and get energy. A cow eats grass, a dog eats food, and birds eat seeds or insects.

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Babies grow by eating food, drinking milk, and resting. As they grow, they become taller and stronger over time.

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Yes, this is true! A small seed grows into a sapling and then into a big plant or tree when it gets water, air, and sunlight.