Setting Up

Name:Quiday Marizuela B.
Date:
Course/Year/Section: BSCE 2F
Directions: Take a look at your
backyard and list down the
different living things and
non-living things that you can
see. Answer the questions that
follow.
Living Things
Non-Living Things
Bee Bike
Butterflies Chair
Worms
Table
Birds
Motorcycle
Spiders
Umbrella
Trees
Water
Chicken
Wood
Dogs
Tubes
Rat
Rocks
Cats
Sunlight
Flowers
Air
Bugs
Wind
How do living and non-living
things depend on one another to
create diversity in our
ecosystem?
Trees and plants, for example,
rely on nonliving organisms to
exist. Living organisms
will perish if they do not have
access to food, water, and air.
To generate their own
food, plants take water from the
soil, carbon dioxide from the
air, and energy from the
sun. Living things that are
unable to produce their own
nourishment must devour
other organisms, one of the
great example of it are humans.
Nonliving creatures do
not reproduce, grow, or require
food so they can live on their
own. Natural disasters
and human actions may disrupt
or destabilize our ecosystem
Setting Up
Name:Quiday Marizuela B.
Date:
Course/Year/Section: BSCE 2F
Directions: Take a look at your
backyard and list down the
different living things and
non-living things that you can
see. Answer the questions that
follow.
Living Things
Non-Living Things
Bee Bike
Butterflies Chair
Worms
Table
Birds
Motorcycle
Spiders
Umbrella
Trees
Water
Chicken
Wood
Dogs
Tubes
Rat
Rocks
Cats
Sunlight
Flowers
Air
Bugs
Wind
How do living and non-living
things depend on one another to
create diversity in our
ecosystem?
Trees and plants, for example,
rely on nonliving organisms to
exist. Living organisms
will perish if they do not have
access to food, water, and air.
To generate their own
food, plants take water from the
soil, carbon dioxide from the
air, and energy from the
sun. Living things that are
unable to produce their own
nourishment must devour
other organisms, one of the
great example of it are humans.
Nonliving creatures do
not reproduce, grow, or require
food so they can live on their
own. Natural disasters
and human actions may disrupt
or destabilize our ecosystem
Setting Up

Name:. Date: Course/Year/Section:

Take a look at your backyard and list down the different living things and non-living things that you can
see. Answer the questions that follow. Living Things Non-Living Things Bee BikeButterflies
ChairWorms Table Birds Motorcycle Spiders
UmbrellaTrees WaterChicken WoodDogs
TubesRat RocksCats SunlightFlowers
AirBugs Wind

How do living and non-living things depend on one another to create diversity in our ecosystem?

Trees and plants, for example, rely on nonliving organisms to exist. Living organismswill perish if they do
not have access to food, water, and air. To generate their ownfood, plants take water from the soil,
carbon dioxide from the air, and energy from thesun. Living things that are unable to produce their
own nourishment must devourother organisms, one of the great example of it are humans. Nonliving
creatures donot reproduce, grow, or require food so they can live on their own. Natural disastersand
human actions may disrupt or destabilize our ecosystem