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Grade 1 Science practice sheet

Prince Edward Island Curriculum · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

  1. Question 1

    Which one is a safe way to work in science?

    • Run around the room
    • Taste the materials
    • Follow the safety rules
  2. Question 2

    Which sense do you use to see colour and shape?

    • sight
    • hearing
    • smell
  3. Question 3

    You hear a bell ring. Which sense are you using?

    🔔
    • smell
    • hearing
    • touch
  4. Question 4

    Why are boots often made of rubber?

    👢
    • 👀rubber is see-through
    • 🌧️rubber melts in rain
    • 💧rubber keeps water out
  5. Question 5

    Which material is soft and warm for a hat?

    🧶
    • metal
    • glass
    • wool
  6. Question 6

    Your toy car will not roll. What could you try?

    • use rounder wheels
    • put it on a shelf
    • paint it
    • give it a name
  7. Question 7

    Which part of a plant drinks water from the soil?

    🌱
    • the flowers
    • the leaves
    • the roots
  8. Question 8

    Where does a fish find the air it needs?

    🐟
    • In the water around it
    • From a tree
    • From the sun
  9. Question 9

    A green frog sits on a green leaf. Why is it hard to see?

    🐸
    • 💨it is very fast
    • 🍃its colour blends in
    • 💤it is asleep
  10. Question 10

    Put the seasons in order. Start with spring.

    • ☀️summer
    • 🌷spring
    • 🍂fall
    • ❄️winter

Answer key

  1. 1. Follow the safety rules (Think Like a Scientist)
  2. 2. sight (Tools & Technology)
  3. 3. hearing (Our Bodies & Senses)
  4. 4. 💧 rubber keeps water out (Materials)
  5. 5. wool (Objects & Structures)
  6. 6. use rounder wheels (Toy Makers)
  7. 7. the roots (Living Things)
  8. 8. In the water around it (What Living Things Need)
  9. 9. 🍃 its colour blends in (Animal Survival)
  10. 10. spring → summer → fall → winter (Sky & Seasons)

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