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Learning Activity 1: Living Vs. Non-Living An Activity for Contrasting the Differences between Living and Non-Living Things
Worksheet
Game Card Images of Living Things to be cut out and used for sorting activity:
(Print the game cards on photo paper or card stock, or laminate standard printer paper, for repeat use.)
DOG
ALPACA
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TREE
GOLDFISH
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DONKEY
CHILDREN
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DUCK
FROG
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MONKEY
ANT
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Learning Activity 1: Living Vs. Non-Living An Activity for Contrasting the Differences between Living and Non-Living Things
Worksheet
Game Card Images of Non- Living Things to be cut out and used for sorting activity:
(Print the game cards on photo paper or card stock, or laminate standard printer paper, for repeat use.)
ROCKS
BUCKET
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POND
BARN
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SHED
TRACTOR
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TOY STUFFED ANIMALS
CELL PHONE
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NOTEBOOK
ANIMAL’S DEN
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Learning Activity 1: Living Vs. Non-Living An Activity for Contrasting the Differences between Living and Non-Living Things
Learning Goal:
• Students will understand the difference between living and non-living
Objectives:
• Students will successfully identify living and non-living objects
• Students will understand that both living and non-living things can be
found in a habitat
Materials:
• Living vs. Non-Living Worksheet
• Images of living objects (from worksheet)
• Images of non-living objects (from worksheet) • Container labeled "Living"
• Container labeled "Non-Living"
Introduction:
• Discuss the differences between living and non-living things, such as
living things need air, food, water, they are bout to move and grow
• Discuss that both living and non-living things can be found in a habitat
(i.e. a rock next to a tree in the forest)
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Instructions:
• Hold up image of a living or non-living object • Have students decide if it should go in the "Living" or Non-Living"
container • After each decision, discuss why it is living or non-living (Does it grow,
move, or eat, etc.?)
Call to Action: • Draw a picture of a habitat being sure to include both living and non-
living objects
Additional Resources/Examples:
• New England Primate Conservancy website:
www.neprimateconservancy.org:
o Animals in the News o Primate Facts o Primate Species Profiles o Farm Animal Fun Facts o FAQs o Letters From the Field Blogs o Videos
