What are living things

GRADE : 4R. Living Things Laos living things They breathe They grow They take They reproduce.

Summary of living thing. Living things are made up of a cell or cells . They obtain and use energy to survive. A unique ability to reproduce, ability to grow, ability to metabolize, ability to respond to stimuli, ability to adapt to the environment, ability to move and last but not the least an ability to respire. There’re 7 processes all living things do - movement, reproduction sensitivity nutrition excretion Respiration growth.

Movement. . Kangaroo leaps Duck waddles Living Things Move Butterfly flutters Deer runs Fish swim Bird flies Insect crawls.

What is Movement? Movement is rhythmical progression, resulting in a change of pace, posture, position or place. All living organisms show movement of one kind or another. They have the innate ability to move substances from one part of their body to another - called internal movement. Many living organisms also show external movement as well -- they can move various body parts, or move their entire body from place to place, i.e. locomotion..

Reproduction. Human reproduction OVUM (23 chromosomes) ZYGOTE (46 chromosomes) SPERM (23 chromosomes) EMBRYO (each cell of a child will have 23 chromosomes from each parent).

Living Things Reproduce • All living things produce other living things of their ovvn kind, i.e. they have babies. • The process by vvhich living things produce rnore Of their ovvn kind is called reprod u ctio n. Plants: Most plants produce s eeds vvhich grovv into nevv plants. Sorne plants produce nevv plants frorn their sterns, leaves or roots. Bryophyllurn grovvs frorn leaves and rose fronm a stern cutting. Fern ale anirnals give birth to young ones or lay eggs frorn vvhich the babies hatch. Anirnals such as goat, tiger, rabbit, elephant and rnonkey give birth to babies. Anirnals such as snake, lizard, crocodile and birds lay eggs. H urn ans : I-lurnans give birth to young ones directly..

SENSITIVITY. 10f24f2020 Sensitivitv Sensitivity is the ability of living things to detect changes in their surroundings and respond to these changes. Humans have five senses; do you know what they are? To uch Taste Smell Si ht Hearing Skin Ton ue Nose Ea rs O)) VT) ich organs are associated with these senses?.

NUTRITION. oxygen sunlight carb dioxide —water.. All living things need food for energy and to grow. People and animals eat plants or other animals. Plants use sunlight to make their own food..

EXCRETION. All living things excrete. Waste products are removed from the body. Plants ans animals have to get rid of waste gas and water. i/.

RESPERATION. 6. Respjratlon - the taking in of food and Che-I'll-Jing All liyjng use the oxygen in the air to food into znzr9/. conduct rz9Åir'/jiikjfl.

GROWTH.