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Science 11.5.22

This week in Science we have learning to identify a habitbabt and distinguish whether things are alive, dead (used to be alive) or have never n=been alive.

We looked around our local habitat (our school grounds and classroom) to find examples of these three categories.

Have a look what we found....

Can you spot which objects are alive, which are dead and which have never been alive?

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Maybe you could have a go at looking around your home to see what you can find?

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