UNIT 1 NATURAL SCIENCE
- 1. natural
- 2. What living things and non-living things can you see? A bike, a boat and a plane are non-living things. Animals, humans and plants are living things.
- 3. What do living things need? What do they all do? All living things are born, grow and die. Living things need food, water and air.
- 4. What three life processes do all living things have? Nutrition, interaction and reproduction
- 5. What do animals eat? Some animals eat plants and animals. Some eat animals. Animals eat other living things. Some animals eat plants.
- 6. How do animals react to their environment? Animals make sounds to communicate with other animals. Animals move around. Some swim, some fly and some run.
- 7. How do animals reproduce? Other animals are born directly from their mothers. Some animals are born from eggs.
- 8. How do humans interact? Humans communicate by touching, talking and writing. Humans move around. They live and work in groups.
- 9. How do plants make their own food? They use sunlight, air, water and nutrients from the soil.
- 10. How do plants interact? Sunflowers face the Sun. Roots grow towards water. They can’t move around, but they can move their parts.
- 11. How do plants reproduce? Some plants grow a new plant from their parts. Many plants make seeds. Seeds grow into new plants.
- 12. Which actions are good and bad for living things? Touching a bird’s nest and picking wild flowers are bad. Watering plants and taking your pet to the vet are good.
- 13. What have we learnt? humans animals plants Living things can be
- 14. What have we learnt? Living things have three life processes interaction nutrition reproduction