A set of vocabulary words relating to living and non-living things.
Words include:
animals, classification, descriptions, living, non-living, dead, alive, identify, characteristics, plants, habitat, food, water, air, grow, change, breath, reproduce, environment, ecosystem, soil, light, minerals, bacteria, fungus, protist, community, biodiversity, observe, similarities, differences, germination, life cycle, investigate
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