What are Non-Living Things?

Non-living things are things that do not grow, move, or need food and water. These things can be made by nature or by people. Non-living things can't breathe or reproduce like living things.

Example: A rock is a non-living thing because it doesn't eat or grow. A toy car is also non-living because it doesn't move on its own.

Fun Fact: Non-living things can still be fun! You can play with toys, and they can be found all around us in nature!

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. Which of these is a non-living thing?

a) Tree

b) Water

c) Computer

d) Dog

2. Which one needs food to stay alive?

a) Rock

b) Flower

c) Plate

d) Airplane

3. Which of these is NOT a non-living thing?

a) Table

b) Toy

c) Plant

d) Chair

4. What do non-living things NOT need?

a) Food

b) Water

c) Air

d) Sunlight

5. Which of these is a characteristic of non-living things?

a) They grow

b) They move on their own

c) They never change

d) They need air

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