Learn how to spot if something is an animal or a plant by looking at how it grows, moves, and gets its food.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Plants and Animals
The dandelion sounds like an animal. Of course, it isn’t. A dandelion is a plant with green leaves and yellow flowers
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A gold ring is made of gold. It is a metal. The goldfish is an animal. Don’t forget that fish are animals. They can grow and swim
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The cow might be called Daisy, but cows are animals
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Tomatoes grow on plants. When they are ripe they turn red. The tomatoes are picked and sent to the shops. Do you like eating tomatoes?
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Plants can bend, but they can’t run about like rabbits can!
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You eat potatoes, tomatoes and carrots. They are all plants. You eat plants. So does the cow. The cow eats grass. Animals eat to get their food
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Plants do not eat. The caterpillar eats the plant. But both caterpillars and plants can grow. You grow and plants grow. You are both living things
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It is nice when it is sunny. But you grow even on a dark day in winter. You love the sun. But plants love the sun even more - they need it to grow
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Snails live in a shell. The shell is their house. But snails grow and move about - very slowly! Snails are animals
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It’s the moss! It’s green and it doesn’t move about. The other three are all creepy crawlies
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