Pre-K Living or Not worksheet
from Gradelings Β· Name: ______________________
A grown-up reads each question aloud. Your child points to the answer or says it.
How to explain it
- Living things grow.
- They need food, water and air.
- Toys and rocks don't grow, so they are not alive.
Example: Is a puppy alive? A puppy eats and drinks. A puppy grows into a dog. Answer: Yes πΆ
Question 1
Which one is alive?
- πΆpuppy
- β½ball
- πshoe
πΆ puppy
Hint: Living things grow and need food and water.
Question 2
What do all living things need?
- πshoes
- π§water
- πΊTV
π§ water
Hint: People, animals and plants all need water.
Question 3
Which one is not alive?
- π·flower
- πͺ¨rock
- π΅cactus
πͺ¨ rock
Hint: Plants grow. A rock stays a rock.
Question 4
Living or not living? Tap a picture, then its basket.
Sort into: π± living Β· πͺ¨ not living
- πΆbaby
- π§Έteddy bear
- β½ball
- πdog
- πͺ¨rock
- π»flower
π± living: baby, dog, flower Β· πͺ¨ not living: teddy bear, ball, rock
Hint: Living things grow, eat and breathe. Toys and rocks don't.
Question 5
A seed is alive. What will it grow into?
- π±plant
- πͺcoin
- πshell
π± plant
Hint: Seeds grow into plants.
Question 6
What do animals need to stay alive?
- π₯food
- ποΈcrayons
- π©hats
π₯ food
Hint: Animals eat food to live and grow.
Answer key
- 1. πΆ puppy
- 2. π§ water
- 3. πͺ¨ rock
- 4. π± living: baby, dog, flower Β· πͺ¨ not living: teddy bear, ball, rock
- 5. π± plant
- 6. π₯ food
Want more than 6 questions?
In Gradelings the questions change every time and adjust to your child, with hints and kind feedback.