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What are some things that are living?

Humans, plants, animals, insects, etc

What do mammals have?

Fur, backbones, warm blood, etc

What is something that is non-living but was once living?

French fries, wooden bat, cotton t-shirt, etc

Which life process do you see herre?

Growing

Can all birds fly?

No

What does reproducing mean?

When an organism makes more of itself.

What does a vertebrate animal have that an invertebrate animal not have?

a backbone

Fish or amphibian? Why?

Amphibian. It can live on land and water, they have gills when they are tadpoles and lungs as adults.

True or false? Fish, amphibians and birds all lay eggs.

True

Fish or amphibian? Why?

Fish! It breathes with gills and cannot live on land.

Do fish have lungs?

No! They breathe with gills.

What do fish use to breathe under water?

Gills

Where do amphibians live?

On land and in the water.

Why do humans get taller as they get older?

Because living things grow.

What do birds have?

Wings, feathers, warm blood, etc

Mammal or bird? Why?

Mammal. It has fur, gives live birth, and feeds its babies milk.

Do birds feed their young milk?

No! Only mammals do.

Snakes, fish, humans, and eagles are (vertebrates/invertabrates).

vertebrates

Fish or amphibian? Why?

Fish! It has gills, it only lives in the water.

What do fish have?

Fins, scaly skin, gills, etc

How do animals move?

Run, jump, climb, slither, crawl, etc.

Mammal or bird? Why?

Bird. It lays eggs and has feathers.

Spiders, snails, and worms are (vertebrates/invertebrates).

invertebrates

What are some non-living things?

Chair, water bottle, book, shoe, etc

Can mammals lay eggs?

No! (Except the platypus.)

What can living things do?

Move, respire, take in nutrients, excrete waste, grow, die, respond to stimuli, reproduce