Living and non-living chart: two groups, signs of life, sorting

Young science students sort the world into living and non-living things. The pictures show two columns, with a dog, a tree, a child and a bird on one side and a chair, a rock, a car and a book on the other; the five signs of life, grow, breathe, eat, move and reproduce; and a sorting chart of eight drawings with blank tick boxes. Ask for another set, such as farm things, and the same styles carry it.

• science class sorting activity
• primary school wall chart
• a living things unit
• worksheet starter

Frequently asked questions

What is on the chart?

Two columns for living and non-living things, the five signs of life, and a sorting chart with eight drawings and blank tick boxes.

What are the three styles?

A bright wall poster with flat shapes, a crayon project on cream chart paper, and a chalk drawing on a green blackboard.

Can I change the examples?

Yes. Type a direction such as farm things or plants only. It is a request for a new set of drawings, not a guaranteed result.

Is the chart ready to print?

The page is vertical, with a clean margin and no watermark.

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