Solution to the Worksheet:
This worksheet asks you to
sort pictures into two categories:
-
Living (things that are alive)
-
Non-Living (things that are not alive)
Let’s analyze each image and determine whether it is
living or
non-living, based on biological characteristics:
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Living Things
These are organisms that grow, breathe, reproduce, respond to stimuli, and need food/water.
1.
Tree →
✔ Living
- Trees are plants; they grow, photosynthesize, and reproduce.
2.
Elephant →
✔ Living
- Animals that move, eat, grow, and reproduce.
3.
Baby →
✔ Living
- A human infant; grows, breathes, eats, and responds.
4.
Frog →
✔ Living
- An animal that breathes, moves, eats, and reproduces.
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Non-Living Things
These do not have life processes. They don’t grow, eat, reproduce, or respond to stimuli in a biological way.
1.
Brush →
✘ Non-Living
- A tool made of plastic and bristles; no life functions.
2.
Shoe →
✘ Non-Living
- Made of leather or synthetic materials; not alive.
3.
House →
✘ Non-Living
- A man-made structure; doesn’t grow or function biologically.
4.
Bread →
✘ Non-Living
- Although made from living ingredients, bread itself is dead matter. It does not grow, breathe, or reproduce.
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✔ Final Answer:
|
Living |
Non-Living |
|--------------------|------------------------|
| Tree | Brush |
| Elephant | Shoe |
| Baby | House |
| Frog | Bread |
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🖼️ Instructions for the Student:
1.
Colour each picture.
2.
Cut out the pictures.
3.
Paste them under the correct heading: "Living" or "Non-Living".
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💡 Educational Tip:
This activity helps children understand the difference between living and non-living things by focusing on basic characteristics like growth, movement, breathing, and reproduction.
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or want to turn this into an interactive game!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of living thing worksheet.