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Alive, dead or never alive?
I can sort alive, dead and never alive things.
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Year 2 · Science
Alive, dead or never alive?: I can sort alive, dead and never alive things.
A cat is alive. It moves.
It eats food.
It breathes.
Picture: Moves: 1 cat, Eats food: 1 bowl and Breathes: 1 nose.
A chick hatches from an egg.
The chick grows into a hen.
The hen lays eggs. She has young!
Picture: A cycle with 3 stages: Egg, then Chick, then Hen, and back to Egg.
Your turn: Which one is alive?
Choose one:
- Rock: rock
- Rabbit: rabbit
- Bottle: plastic bottle
Answer
The answer: Rabbit
The rabbit. It eats, breathes and grows.
Words to know
- alive:
- Living now. It grows.
- dead:
- Was alive once, but is not alive now.
- never alive:
- Has never been alive, not even once.
- young:
- The babies of a living thing.
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