Living/ Nonliving Interaction Sort

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Categorize the examples below as interacting with living or nonliving components.

A bird feeds insects to its baby chicks.
An oak tree’s roots take in water.
A great horned owl inhales oxygen.
Cooler temperatures and less sunlight in the fall result in a tree losing its leaves.

Categorize the examples below as interacting with living or nonliving components.

A bat flies through the air above a field.

An ornate box turtle eats cacti and insects.

Organism interacting with living components

Organism interacting with nonliving components

Categorize the examples below as interacting with living or nonliving components.

Organism interacting with living components

Organism interacting with nonliving components

Categorize the examples below as interacting with living or nonliving components.

cattle competing with horses for grass

vines growing on a fence to obtain more sunlight

Earthworms need oxygen to survive.

Organism interacting with living components

Organism interacting with nonliving components

Categorize the examples below as interacting with living or nonliving components.

A bird feeds insects to its baby chicks.

An oak tree’s roots take in water.

A great horned owl inhales oxygen.

Cooler temperatures and less sunlight in the fall result in a tree losing its leaves.

Organism interacting with living components

Organism interacting with nonliving components

Categorize the examples below as interacting with living or nonliving components.

A lizard jumps off a rock then drinks water.

A rabbit only eats producers.

An eel releases carbon dioxide into the ocean water.

Organism interacting with living components

Organism interacting with nonliving components