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26 Cards in this Set
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Beak
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The jaws of a bird along with their hard coverings. A bird uses its beak to pick up food.
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Bill
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A bird's beak. A pelican uses its bill to scoop up and store fish.
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Habitat
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A place in which a plant or animal lives.
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Leaves
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Parts of a plant that grow on a stem or grow up from roots.
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Living Thing
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Something that is alive and can grow. Example: Plants and Animals
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What do living things need?
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Food, Water, Light, and Air.
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Nonliving Thing
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Something that was never alive. Example: Rock
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Once-Living Thing
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Something that was alive at one time or used to be part of a living ting. Example: Log
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Resource
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Anything that plants or animals use to live. Example: An alligator uses resources in it's habitat when he eats other animals in the habitat.
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Root
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The part of a plant that grows down into the soil. Roots hold the plant in place and soak up water and minerals.
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Shelter
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A place where an animal can rest and be safe. Example: A rabbit uses the underground for a shelter.
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Spine
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A tiny, sharp leaf of a cactus. Spines protect a cactus from being eaten by animals.
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Stem
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The supporting and connecting part of a plant. Water and food move through stems.
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Beak
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The jaws of a bird along with their hard coverings. A bird uses its beak to pick up food.
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Bill
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A bird's beak. A pelican uses its bill to scoop up and store fish.
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Habitat
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A place in which a plant or animal lives.
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Leaves
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Parts of a plant that grow on a stem or grow up from roots.
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Living Thing
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Something that is alive and can grow. Example: Plants and Animals
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What do living things need?
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Food, Water, Light, and Air.
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Nonliving Thing
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Something that was never alive. Example: Rock
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Once-Living Thing
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Something that was alive at one time or used to be part of a living ting. Example: Log
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Resource
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Anything that plants or animals use to live. Example: An alligator uses resources in it's habitat when he eats other animals in the habitat.
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Root
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The part of a plant that grows down into the soil. Roots hold the plant in place and soak up water and minerals.
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Shelter
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A place where an animal can rest and be safe. Example: A rabbit uses the underground for a shelter.
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Spine
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A tiny, sharp leaf of a cactus. Spines protect a cactus from being eaten by animals.
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Stem
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The supporting and connecting part of a plant. Water and food move through stems.
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