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Kindergarten Science practice sheet

California Content Standards · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

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  1. Question 1

    Where can a bird make a safe home?

    🐦
    • 🌊in a lake
    • 🌳in a tree
    • 🛣️on a busy road
  2. Question 2

    Which push will make the ball go farther?

    ⚽
    • 💪a big push
    • 🤏a tiny push
  3. Question 3

    Put the seasons in order. Start with spring.

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

    Which word means using something again?

    ♻️
    • reuse
    • throw
    • break
  5. Question 5

    How can you keep a sandbox cool?

    • Move it into the sun
    • Take away the trees
    • Paint it black
    • Put a roof over it
  6. Question 6

    Who tells us the weather forecast?

    • A baker
    • A weather forecaster
    • A bus driver
    • A dentist
  7. Question 7

    A rabbit digs a hole. What is it making?

    • A pond
    • A nest in a tree
    • A burrow home
    • A road
  8. Question 8

    You want to keep rain off your head. What could you make?

    • A spoon
    • A sock
    • A hat
    • A ball
  9. Question 9

    Living or not living? Tap a picture, then its basket.

    Sort into: 🌱 living · 🪨 not living

    • 🐕dog
    • 🪑chair
    • 🐦bird
    • 🚗toy car
    • ⚽ball
    • 🐟fish
  10. Question 10

    Which is easier to push?

    • 🚚a big truck
    • 🚗a toy car

Answer key

  1. 1. 🌳 in a tree (What Living Things Need)
  2. 2. 💪 a big push (Push & Pull)
  3. 3. spring → summer → fall → winter (Weather & Seasons)
  4. 4. reuse (Care for Our Earth)
  5. 5. Put a roof over it (Sun & Shade)
  6. 6. A weather forecaster (Stormy Weather)
  7. 7. A burrow home (Where Animals Live)
  8. 8. A hat (Make It Work)
  9. 9. 🌱 living: dog, bird, fish · 🪨 not living: chair, toy car, ball (What Living Things Need)
  10. 10. 🚗 a toy car (Push & Pull)

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