Kindergarten · Science · Unit 7 of 8
Where Animals Live
Animals live where they can get what they need.
What your child practices
Practices matching plants and animals to places that meet their needs, and noticing how animals and people change their surroundings to get what they need.
California Content Standards learning standard: K-ESS3-1; K-ESS2-2 · living things live where their needs are met, and they change the places they live
Sample questions
A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.
Question 1
Why do bees live near flowers?
- Flowers give them food
- Flowers are rocks
- Flowers are salty
- Flowers are cold
Flowers give them food
Hint: Bees drink nectar.
Question 2
A rabbit digs a hole. What is it making?
- A burrow home
- A road
- A pond
- A nest in a tree
A burrow home
Hint: Some animals live underground.
Question 3
What do people build to live in?
- Houses
- Nests of mud
- Dams
- Webs
Houses
Hint: People need shelter.
Question 4
Where does a cow get food?
- On a rooftop
- In a grassy field
- In the ocean
- In a cave
In a grassy field
Hint: Cows eat grass.
Question 5
Where do salmon hatch from eggs?
- In a tree
- In a stream
- In a nest of sticks
- In the sand dunes
In a stream
Hint: Salmon start life in rivers and streams.
Question 6
Where can a duck find what it needs?
- A pond with plants
- A snowy rock
- A parking lot
- A dry desert
A pond with plants
Hint: Water and food.