This document discusses different types of living and non-living things as well as how to classify materials. It covers the differences between living things like plants and animals by looking at their ability to make food and move. Non-living things like plastic, wood, and metal are classified based on their physical properties such as hardness, strength, flexibility, and conductivity. Living things like fungi, plants, and animals are also classified based on features such as their form, nutrition sources, and ability to move.
6. The World of Materials Plastic Wood Metal Rubber Ceramics Glass Fabrics Hardness Strength Flexibility Buoyancy Depending on physical properties to suit use
7. Classifying Things Plastic Wood Metal Rubber Ceramics Glass Fabrics -Electrical/heat Conductivity -Transparency -Magnetic Property -Hardness -Strength -Flexibility -Buoyancy -Texture
8. Classifying Things Cannot make its own food. Cannot move freely. May have a cap and a stalk. Fungi Can make its own food. Cannot move freely. Has chlorophyll, leaves, stem and roots. Plants Cannot make its own food Can move freely. Has a head and a body. Animals Nutrition Movement Form Living Things
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