Living Things

Mrs.Gren from LM9

Living or Non Living.

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Living or Non-Living

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Examine  pictures and  classify each object as: Living, Non-living, or Not Sure, and record in the chart below.

LIVING	NON- LIVING	NOT SURE

Think about why you put objects in the living column. List the characteristics shared by those living things and all living things. 

WRITING PROMPT

A living thing has most or all of the following characteristics:

 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

In addition, some living things may........

Take home your definition of what it means to be living and share it with your family. Discuss the definition with them and decide if there is anything you would like to add or change. Once you and your family are happy with your definition of a living thing, ask an adult family member to light a candle.

Observe the candle’s flame for a moment, while thinking about this question.

                                                  Is fire a living thing?

Climate changes are a big problem. Why?

Our class discussion.

Climate changes are a big problem. Why?

Agriculture	Economy	Environment
Affects plants and crops if there is too much rain or sun Every plant or crop has the right season to grow so if this changes, there will be fewer or no crops.	Climate change affects the money farmers make or lose Floods will affect roads for trading or traveling People lose their houses and property Death Lose crops	Lose plants and trees Affects ecosystem Trees give us oxygen and shade Erosion Rivers flood Affects food chain

   

Science Quiz

A. Label the layers of the atmosphere.

OUTER SPHERE

THERMOSPHERE

MESOSPHERE

STRATOSPHERE

TROPOSPHERE

EARTH

B. Weather Instruments

1. 
   an instrument used to measure wind speed  Anemometer
2. 
   an instrument used to measure air pressure            (barometer)
3. 
   

 Multiple choice questions

1. 
   Instrument used to measure wind direction     (Wind vane)
   1.  Anemometer
   2.  Hygrometer
   3.  Rain Gauge
   4.  Wind Vane
2.               Hygrometer
   An instrument used to measure the amount of humidity or water vapor in the air.
   1.  Barometer
   2.  Anemometer
   3.  Thermometer
   4.  Hygrometer

 True/False questions

1. Thermometer → 
   an instrument used to measure temperature   TRUE
    True         False
2. Rain Gauge → 
   an instrument used to measure the amount of precipitation in a certain amount of time   TRUE
    True         False

C. Draw a mind map to show which factors affect weather.

   

          4 Factors are :  Humidity, Air Pressure,Temperature and Wind

Climate Change: Weather and Climate

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