Kindergarten Science introduces young learners to the wonders of the natural world through hands-on exploration and engaging activities.
All around us are things that are living and things that are nonliving. Living things grow, change, and need food and water. Nonliving things do not grow or need food.
Living things include people, animals, and plants. They breathe, move, and can have babies or seeds.
Nonliving things are objects like rocks, toys, and chairs. They do not eat, breathe, or grow.
Look around your home or classroom. Can you find something living and something nonliving? Plants and pets are living, but your desk and books are not.
Knowing the difference helps us care for living things and keep our environment healthy.
A dog barking is a living thing.
A ball sitting on the ground is nonliving.
Living things grow and need food, nonliving things do not.