Identify living and non-living things
Use multiple features to decide whether something is living or non-living.
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Use multiple features to decide whether something is living or non-living.
Explain growth and reproduction as characteristics of living organisms.
Identify how organisms respond to light, touch, sound or other changes.
Connect nutrition and water to survival and growth.
Recognise signs of breathing or gas exchange in organisms.
Compare movement in animals and plants without assuming all movement is walking.
Observe plants and animals without harming them.
Use notes or tables to record observed characteristics.
Reason about seeds, eggs or dormant organisms as living-related cases.
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