Living and Non Living Things Sort Worksheets / Identify Characteristics, Needs
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Our Living and Non-Living things packet is a perfect resource to help your kids differentiate between the two concepts in a fun and interactive way. With various hands-on activities such as matching, coloring, circling, quizzing, and listing, your child will gain a deep understanding of the differences between living and non-living things beyond just simple sorting.
The activities included in this packet focus on 3 key learning objectives such as what living and non-living things are, what living things can do, and what living things need. Our pages are perfect for kindergarten or first grade students as they are colorful, clear, and engaging.
What's included:
Living things pages:
- Sort the living and non-living things into their correct categories.
- Match the needs of living things to their corresponding categories for staying alive and surviving.
- Circle the things that animals and plants require to survive.
- Learn about the identity of living things by indicating whether each statement is true or false.
- List the things that are necessary for living and growing.
Nonliving things pages:
- Identify nonliving things by answering yes or no to statements.
- Sort non-living things into the correct column.
- Find and color all non-living things.
Living and non-living pages:
- Draw pictures of non-living things.
- Living and non-living quiz.
- Living-nonliving word search.
- Color the living and non-living things.
- Fill in the living and non-living tables.
The best part of this packet? The large mix of activities allows you to pick and choose according to your student's needs and abilities.
These activities are not only perfect for a science lesson but can also be incorporated into other subject areas, such as language arts, math, or even as a center activity.
Please check out the preview to see sample pages!
