Living and Non-Living Things PDF
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This is a presentation on living and non-living things, covering different environments like forests, deserts, and aquatic environments. The presentation emphasizes the adaptations of various animals to these unique locations.
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Slide 1: Title Slide Title: Living and Non-Living Things, Our World Image: A colorful image of Earth with various animals and plants. Slide 2: What is Living? Title: Living Things Image: A group of different animals and plants. Text: Living things grow, move, breathe, eat, and r...
Slide 1: Title Slide Title: Living and Non-Living Things, Our World Image: A colorful image of Earth with various animals and plants. Slide 2: What is Living? Title: Living Things Image: A group of different animals and plants. Text: Living things grow, move, breathe, eat, and reproduce. Examples: Use pictures of a cat, a flower, and a bird. Slide 3: What is Non-Living? Title: Non-Living Things Image: Objects like a rock, water, and a chair. Text: Non-living things do not grow, move, breathe, eat, or reproduce. Examples: Use pictures of a rock, water, and a sun. Slide 4: Our Different Worlds Title: Different Environments Image: A world map with different colored areas representing different environments. Text: Our planet has many different places for living things to live. Slide 5: Forest Environment Title: Forest Environment Image: A lush green forest with trees, plants, and animals. Animals: Rigger, brown bear, chameleon Text: Forests are home to many plants and animals. Adaptations: Briefly explain how each animal is adapted to the forest (e.g., chameleon changes color, bear hibernates). Slide 6: Desert Environment Title: Desert Environment Image: A sandy desert with cacti and other desert plants. Animals: Caracal cat, camel, fennec fox Text: Deserts are hot and dry places with special plants and animals. Adaptations: Briefly explain how each animal is adapted to the desert (e.g., camel stores water, fennec fox has large ears for cooling). Slide 7: Aquatic Environment Title: Aquatic Environment Image: An underwater scene with fish, coral, and other marine life. Animal: Bull shark Text: Water is home to many different kinds of plants and animals. Adaptations: Briefly explain how the bull shark is adapted to water (e.g., gills for breathing, fins for swimming). Slide 8: Arctic Environment Title: Arctic Environment Image: A snowy arctic scene with icebergs and polar animals. Animals: Penguin, polar bear Text: The Arctic is a cold place with special plants and animals. Adaptations: Briefly explain how each animal is adapted to the Arctic (e.g., penguins have thick feathers, polar bears have white fur).
