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    The document is a conceptual map created by Teacher Dairy Fernandez that compares and contrasts living and nonliving things. It defines living things as able to grow, move, breathe, and reproduce, giving examples like animals, plants, fungi, and monera. Nonliving things are defined as unable to do these things, and include natural items like air, rocks, water, and soil as well as artificial objects like TVs, radios, and computers. The conceptual map was created on Monday, July 6th and added to on Friday, July 10th to further explain and provide examples of living and nonliving things.

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    The document is a conceptual map created by Teacher Dairy Fernandez that compares and contrasts living and nonliving things. It defines living things as able to grow, move, breathe, and reproduce, giving examples like animals, plants, fungi, and monera. Nonliving things are defined as unable to do these things, and include natural items like air, rocks, water, and soil as well as artificial objects like TVs, radios, and computers. The conceptual map was created on Monday, July 6th and added to on Friday, July 10th to further explain and provide examples of living and nonliving things.

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    Objetos y Clasificacion

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    Dairy Fernandez
    The document is a conceptual map created by Teacher Dairy Fernandez that compares and contrasts living and nonliving things. It defines living things as able to grow, move, breathe, and reproduce, giving examples like animals, plants, fungi, and monera. Nonliving things are defined as unable to do these things, and include natural items like air, rocks, water, and soil as well as artificial objects like TVs, radios, and computers. The conceptual map was created on Monday, July 6th and added to on Friday, July 10th to further explain and provide examples of living and nonliving things.

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    3rd

    Period
    Teacher Dairy Fernandez
    Conceptual Map
    Monday, July 06th 2020

    Living Things Nonliving Things


    Monday, July 06th 2020

    Living Things Nonliving Things


    For survival, living things are
    They are self-dependent.
    depended on water, air, and food.
    Living things move from one place to Non living things cannot move by
    another. themselves.
    They breath and exchange of gases
    Non living things do not breath.
    takes place in their cells.
    Living organisms undergo growth Non living things do not grow or
    and development. develop.
    Living things are capable of giving
    Non living things do not reproduce.
    birth to their young one.
    Friday, July 10th 2020
    Living and Non Living Things

    Living Things Nonliving Things

    Things which can Things which cannot grow,


    move, breathe and reproduce
    grow, move, breathe are called nonliving things.
    and reproduce are They do not have any kind of
    called living things life in them.

    Animals, Plants,
    Fungi, Monera, Natural Artificial
    Prostista.
    Air, Rocks, Water T.V, Radio,
    and soil Computer e.t.c.
    THANKS
    Does anyone have any questions?

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