Final Glive - Learn 6 Science - Chapter 9 Part 2 - KS

Class: 6/ Subject: Science
LEARN The Living Organisms —

SESSION Characteristics and Habitats - 2
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Subject Science
LEARN Chapter 09, The Living Organisms —
SESSION Characteristics and Habitats - 2
Mentor Mr. Kartik Sharma
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Recommended Learning
Chapter : 9, The Living Organisms — Characteristics and Habitats
Textbook Page Number : 79-94
Video : Adaptation and Habitat, Different habitats and adaptations of

animals, Terrestrial Habitat- Dessert, Mountain, Grassland, Some aquatic
habitats, Nourishment in plants and animals, Intro to life processes, Living
things respire, Respiratory organs in plants and animals
LEARN
SESSION
Recapitulation
Characteristics of Organisms
Growth, Food & Respiration
POINTS FOR
Excretion & Reproduction
DISCUSSION
Summary
Q&A
Recapitulation
1
Practice Problem
Q. Which one of the following is not a type of adaptation present in the plants of
mountain region
a. Needle shaped leaves
a. Cone shape trees
a. Sloping branches
a. Succulent stems
2
Practice Problem
Q. Identify the animal given in the picture and its habitat
a. Fox, mountain
a. Mongoose, desert
a. Guiena pig, aquatic
a. Hedgehog, grassland
3
Practice Problem
Q. Presence of thick fur, blubber, strong hooves, thick skin are some adaptations of
animals found in ……………habitat.
a. Mountain
a. Desert
a. Grassland
a. Aquatic
4
Introduction
All living things
have some
common
characteristics. Grandpa, how do
we identify living
and nonliving
things of a
habitat?
5
Look at the pictures, and identify the living and nonliving things.
6
How do you differentiate living and nonliving things in a habitat?
All living things have some common characteristics that make them
very different from the nonliving things.
These characteristics help in differentiation between living and

nonliving things of a habitat.
7
Do all organisms need food?
• Animals depend on plants or other

animals for their food.
• Food gives energy to perform work.
• Food required for the growth and
development of the organism.
8
Do all organisms show growth?
• Living things such as plants &
animals show growth.
• A chick hatched from an egg, grows
into a hen or a cock.
• A seed germinates, grows into a
seedling and then later on converted
into a huge tree.
• Young ones of animals grow into
adults.
• Growth seems to be a common
characterisitic for all living things.
• Non living things like car, kurta, table
etc. do not show any growth.
9
Do all organisms respire?
• When we inhale the air, it moves

from outside to the inside of our
body.
• During exhalation air moves from
inside to outside of our body.
• This slow noticeable movement of
abdomen during respiration can be
seen in animals, indicates that they
are breathing.
10
Respiration
• In breathing, we take oxygen and

remove carbon dioxide.
• Breathing is a part of process
called respiration.
• Respiration is necessary for all
living organisms.
• It is through respiration that the
body finally obtains energy from
the food ingested.
11
Different Mechanism of Respiration in Organisms
• Earthworms breathe through their

skin.
• Fish have gills for using oxygen
dissolved in water.
• Exchange of gases in plants mainly
takes place through leaves.
• In leaves pore like structures
stomata are present for exchange of
gases.
• Respiration in plants takes place day
and night.
• Higher animals use lungs for
breathing.
12
Do all organisms respond to stimuli?
• Changes in our surroundings that

makes us respond to them, are
called stimuli.
• Eg. Your eyes shut themselves
automatically in bright light.
• Eg. Cockroaches begin to move to
their hiding places if the light in the
kitchen is switched on at night.
• In some plants like Mimosa, known
as ‘touch-me-not’, leaves close or
fold when someone touches them.
13
To show response to light stimulus in plant
• Place a potted plant in a room a little

away from a window through which
sunlight enters some time during the
day.
• Plants grow towards the direction of
light.
14
Living organisms and excretion
• All the food that we take is not

completely used by our body.
• The process of getting rid of wastes
by organisms is known as excretion.
• Plants have different excretion
methods form animals.
• Excretion is another characteristic of
all living organisms.
15
Do all organisms reproduce their own kind?
• Living things produce more of their

own kind through reproduction.
• Animals reproduce their own kind.
• Some animals produce their young
ones through eggs or give birth to
young ones.
• Plants also reproduce.
• Many plants reproduce through
seeds or through buds (eg. Potato)
16
Do all organisms move?
• Animals move from one place to

another and also show other body
movements.
• Plants are generally anchored in soil
so they do not move from one place
to another.
• Plants show movements like opening
or closing of flowers, response to
stimuli etc.
Another common characteristic of living organisms is that they die.
17
Some Important Points
• All living things need food, they
respire, respond to stimuli,
reproduce, show movement, grow
and die.
• Seeds like moong, wheat etc. stay in
a shop for months and do not show
any growth or some of the other
characteristics of life.
• But when we plant them in soil and
water them, then they turn into whole
plants.
However, looking at all the diversity of living beings around us, we can
conclude that “life is beautiful”!
18
SUMMARY
GROWTH
RESPIRATIO
NUTRITION N
Characteristics
of Living
RESPONSE
EXCRETION
TO STIMULUS
REPRODUCTION
19
The world of books
Question
and
Answers
Practice Problem
Q. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of living organisms?
a. Growth
a. Reproduction
a. Response To Stimulus
a. Vibration
Practice Problem
Q. Changes in our surroundings that make us respond to them, are called
a. Reproduction
a. Growth
a. Response To Stimulus
a. Death
Practice Problem
Q. Fish respire through
a. Lungs
a. Gills
a. Nose
a. Skin
Practice Problem
Q. Which one of the following is a non iving part of the habitat ?
a. Microorganisms
a. Human
a. Dry Leaves
a. Trees
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Recommended Learning
Chapter : 9, The Living Organisms — Characteristics and Habitats
Textbook Page Number : 79-94
Video : Adaptation and Habitat, Different habitats and adaptations of

animals, Terrestrial Habitat- Dessert, Mountain, Grassland, Some aquatic
habitats, Nourishment in plants and animals, Intro to life processes, Living
things respire, Respiratory organs in plants and animals
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SESSION
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Class: 6/ Subject: Science

LEARN The Living Organisms —

Chapter : 9, The Living Organisms — Characteristics and Habitats

Textbook Page Number : 79-94

Video : Adaptation and Habitat, Different habitats and adaptations of

Growth, Food & Respiration

a. Needle shaped leaves

a. Cone shape trees

a. Guiena pig, aquatic

How do you differentiate living and nonliving things in a habitat?

These characteristics help in differentiation between living and

• Animals depend on plants or other

• When we inhale the air, it moves

• In breathing, we take oxygen and

• Earthworms breathe through their

• Changes in our surroundings that

To show response to light stimulus in plant

• Place a potted plant in a room a little

• All the food that we take is not

• Living things produce more of their

• Animals move from one place to

Another common characteristic of living organisms is that they die.

Q. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of living organisms?

Q. Changes in our surroundings that make us respond to them, are called

Q. Which one of the following is a non iving part of the habitat ?

Chapter : 9, The Living Organisms — Characteristics and Habitats

Textbook Page Number : 79-94

Video : Adaptation and Habitat, Different habitats and adaptations of

Geneo LIVE Classes Schedule

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