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Kindergarten Science Worksheet
Circle the picture.
Where does the fish live?
Where does the dog live?
Where does the cow live?
Where does the bee live?
Where does the rabbit live?
Where does the bird live?
Where does the pig live?
Where does the spider live?
An animal’s home is more than a place with a familiar name. It supplies food, water, space, and protection. Kindergarten children may match animals to places by remembering a storybook scene without saying why the match works. This worksheet shows one animal and asks where it lives, with pictures of a nest, a barn, a beehive, a web, a doghouse, a fishbowl, a tree, or a rabbit hole to circle. At the standard and challenge levels half of the questions run the other way: a picture of a home is shown and the child circles which animal lives there.
Support questions use animals with very strong clues and wrong choices that clearly do not fit. Challenge questions add a fourth picture. The pictures are examples, not claims that an animal can live only in one setting; many birds use trees as well as nests, and a fish may live in a pond as well as a bowl. Focus on whether the chosen place gives the animal what it needs.
NGSS standard: K-ESS3-1
A bee makes honey and needs a place to keep it safe. The beehive is the home that gives it that, so it is the best answer.
Choosing a home that sounds familiar without checking whether it meets the animal’s needs.
Find the place that gives the animal the food, water, or shelter it needs.
Choosing a home that sounds familiar without checking whether it meets the animal’s needs.
Find the place that gives the animal the food, water, or shelter it needs.
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