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1st grade Science practice sheet

Alaska content standards · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

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  1. Question 1

    What helps a duck swim?

    🦆
    • 🦶webbed feet
    • 👂long ears
    • 🐾sharp claws
  2. Question 2

    Does it make its own light? Tap an item, then tap its basket.

    Sort into: ✨ makes light · ⬛ does not make light

    • ⭐star
    • 💡light bulb
    • 🥄spoon
    • 🌙moon
    • 🔥campfire
    • 🪨rock
  3. Question 3

    Put the seasons in order. Start with spring.

    • 🍂fall
    • ☀️summer
    • ❄️winter
    • 🌷spring
  4. Question 4

    Which baby looks most like a cow?

    • A kitten
    • A tadpole
    • A chick
    • A calf
  5. Question 5

    People made airplane wings by watching…

    • fish
    • worms
    • birds
    • snails
  6. Question 6

    Which tool sends a light signal?

    • A bell
    • A drum
    • A flashlight
    • A whistle
  7. Question 7

    Roots drink up…

    • air only
    • water
    • sunlight
    • sand
  8. Question 8

    Which one is a behavior (something an animal does)?

    • 🦆a duck has webbed feet
    • 🐻a bear has thick fur
    • 💤a bear sleeps all winter
  9. Question 9

    How can you make a drum sound louder?

    🥁
    • 💪hit it harder
    • 🤏hit it softly
    • 🚫don't touch it
  10. Question 10

    When can we see lots of stars?

    • 🌅on a sunny morning
    • 🌃on a clear, dark night
    • 🥪at lunchtime

Answer key

  1. 1. 🦶 webbed feet (Animal Survival)
  2. 2. ✨ makes light: star, light bulb, campfire · ⬛ does not make light: spoon, moon, rock (Light & Sound)
  3. 3. spring → summer → fall → winter (Sky & Seasons)
  4. 4. A calf (Parents & Babies)
  5. 5. birds (Ideas from Nature)
  6. 6. A flashlight (Signals Far Away)
  7. 7. water (Plant Parts at Work)
  8. 8. 💤 a bear sleeps all winter (Animal Survival)
  9. 9. 💪 hit it harder (Light & Sound)
  10. 10. 🌃 on a clear, dark night (Sky & Seasons)

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