Which one has never been alive?
Living things and habitats
Year 2 · Key Stage 1 · Y2 LH — Living, dead and never alive; habitats
Draft — awaiting teacher review
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Concept Anchor
Living things move, feed, grow and breathe. Things that are dead were once alive. Things that never lived were never alive. A habitat is the place that meets a living thing's needs.
Worked example
Is a wooden table living, dead or never alive?
- 1.Wood comes from a tree.
- 2.A tree was once alive.
- 3.The table cannot grow or feed now.
- 4.So the wood is dead (once alive).
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Guided Check
Why does a fish live in a pond, not a field?
III
Independent Diagnostic Practice
Woodlice live under logs. What does the log give them?
grass → rabbit → fox. What does the arrow mean?