Living Things Grow Old And Die

key notes:

Growth:

• All living things, including plants, animals, and humans, grow over time.
• Living things start from a small or young stage (like a baby or seed) and become bigger and stronger as they grow.

Aging:

• As living things grow, they get older.
• Older living things may slow down and show signs of aging, like wrinkles in humans or changes in animals and plants.

Life Cycle:

• Every living thing has a life cycle, which includes stages like birth, growth, aging, and death.
• Different living things have different life cycles, some may live for years, others for only a short time.

Death:

• All living things eventually die. This is a natural part of life.
• Death happens when the body can no longer function, and the living thing stops growing and changing.

Why Death Happens:

• Living things die when their body can no longer repair itself or do important things like breathing, eating, and moving.
• Death is part of the cycle of nature and helps make room for new life.

Importance of the Cycle:

• The cycle of life, including growth, aging, and death, helps keep nature in balance.
• When one living thing dies, it can provide food or resources for others, like plants growing in the soil after an animal dies.

Respecting Life:

• It’s important to understand that all living things have a life cycle, and we should treat all life with care and respect.
• Learning about growth, aging, and death helps us understand the world around us better.

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