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Explore how plants and animals meet their needs through one another and their surroundings.
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What does a living thing's environment include?
What animals can you observe in the school garden picture?

How should we group rice and corn?
How is pond water classified?
Why does a goat need drinking water each day?
Why does a water lily need sunlight?
What holds a corn plant's roots in place in a field?
Besides water, what do roots take from soil to help a plant grow?
What does a cow need from its surroundings to breathe?
What basic need can a rock provide for an insect hiding underneath it?
Which need is most urgent for fish trapped in a pond that has almost dried up?
Why might a carabao lie in shallow pond water on a hot day?

What food does an adult butterfly usually get from flowers?
How can a butterfly help a flower form seeds?
How can animal waste help pond plants grow?
What does the arrow from chicken to snake mean?

If corn disappears, what could happen next in this food chain?

Why might fewer birds live in a garden after its trees are removed?
Which cleanup plan protects the pond's water?
What makes something a basic need rather than a want?
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