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#1 all living things are made up of cells

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#1 all living things are made up of cells

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Information:The way an organsim is organized. Specific cells have specific jobs.
Example: organs are made up of cells

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#2 all living thins maintain homeostasis

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#2 all living thins maintain homeostasis

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Information: Maintain a stuble internal enviroment even though the outside is changing
Example: blood pressure
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-is-homeostasis/ A link to help better understand homeostasis

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Information: Breaking down food to create energy (ATP) that can be used to do everyday functions.
Example: exercising

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#4 all living things respond to the enviroment

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#4 all living things respond to the enviroment

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Information:Reacting to the world changing around you and adjusting to it.
Example: Birds go somewhere warmer before winter starts.

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Information: When two of the same species make more of their species.
Example:Two monkeys mate and have a baby.
https://www.hunker.com/13426361/how-do-living-things-reproduce
A Link to help better understand Reproduction

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Information:Passing down traits to offsprings. As these traits change overtime it leads to evolution.
Example: A mom has brown eyes and dad has blue eyes,The offspring has brown eyes passed from mom.

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Genetics for Kids: Why do you look like your parents?

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Have you ever wondered why you like your parents? This video shows how in a very simple and easy way for people of all ages.

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Information: getting larger in size and the process of changing.
Example: Growing 7 inches taller.Having a deeper voice.