What makes a living thing What do living

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What makes a living thing?

What makes a living thing?

What do living things have that non living do not? • What do living

What do living things have that non living do not? • What do living things do that non living do not?

1. Living things are made of cells • Unicellular or single celled organisms •

1. Living things are made of cells • Unicellular or single celled organisms • Multicellular organisms (made of many cells)

2. Living Things Take in Nutrients • Consumers - consume (eat) other organisms for

2. Living Things Take in Nutrients • Consumers - consume (eat) other organisms for food • Producers - produce their own food using energy from the Sun and nutrients from their surroundings

3. Living Things Use Energy • Living things use energy for life processes (growth,

3. Living Things Use Energy • Living things use energy for life processes (growth, movement, sleep) • Consumers: get energy from the food they eat. • Producers: make their own food from the energy they take in. .

4. Living Things Produce Waste Eg. Carbon dioxide, urine, and feces. Plants oxygen Animals

4. Living Things Produce Waste Eg. Carbon dioxide, urine, and feces. Plants oxygen Animals carbon dioxide. Consumers poop

4. Living Things Produce Waste Unicelluar organisms: Waste passes across the membrane of a

4. Living Things Produce Waste Unicelluar organisms: Waste passes across the membrane of a cell into the environment, or is excreted by a vesicle Multicellular organisms: Have structures and systems that collect and remove waste. Humans have kidneys that filter waste from blood

5. Living Things Respond to Stimuli • Stimulus (plural: stimuli): anything that causes a

5. Living Things Respond to Stimuli • Stimulus (plural: stimuli): anything that causes a living thing to respond in a certain way

5. Living Things Respond to Stimuli • Internal stimuli – occur inside a living

5. Living Things Respond to Stimuli • Internal stimuli – occur inside a living thing’s body and cause a response • something you feel: hunger, thirst, love • ex stomach growling –> eat food, • External stimuli – occurs outside the body ( from the environment) to cause a response • Eg Light –> plant grows towards it, • Eg Heat (hot outside we sweat)

Plants bend toward light • https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=z. He 7 y 8

Plants bend toward light • https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=z. He 7 y 8 cy-7 Y

Mimosa (Sensitive Plant) • https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=DF-b 6 Ts. O 1 DM

Mimosa (Sensitive Plant) • https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=DF-b 6 Ts. O 1 DM

6. Living Things Grow • Unicellular organisms: grow by increasing in cell size up

6. Living Things Grow • Unicellular organisms: grow by increasing in cell size up to a certain point. • Multicellular organisms: grow by increasing the number of cells in their body

7. Living Things Reproduce Unicellular Organisms reproduce by: • Cell division: eg. bacteria divide

7. Living Things Reproduce Unicellular Organisms reproduce by: • Cell division: eg. bacteria divide into two cells • Budding – eg. yeast cells pinch off a piece that grows into new cell

7. Living Things Reproduce Multicellular Organisms reproduce by mating:

7. Living Things Reproduce Multicellular Organisms reproduce by mating:

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Complete BLM 1 -15 •