This interactive and printable worksheet, that aligns with the Common Core State Standards, Living vs. Non-Living Things, introduces young learners to fundamental science concepts through an engaging sorting activity. The worksheet features twelve colorful illustrations including a frog, teacup, car, apple, cow, tree, boy, and other common objects that students need to categorize as either living or non-living things. The clear layout provides two distinct sections with ample space for organizing the images according to their characteristics.
The worksheet uses a diverse selection of items that children encounter in their daily lives, making the learning experience relatable and meaningful. Each illustration is carefully designed to be both educational and visually appealing, helping students make clear distinctions between living organisms and inanimate objects. The activity encourages critical thinking as students must consider the characteristics that define living things, such as growth, reproduction, and the need for nutrients, versus non-living objects that don't possess these qualities.
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