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Kindergarten Science Worksheet
Circle the picture.
Which one is made of metal?
Which one is made of cloth?
Which one is made of clear glass that you can see through?
Which one is soft and squishy when you press it?
Which one is bouncy?
Which one is made of metal?
Which one is made of cloth and keeps your neck warm?
Which one is made of wood, like a tree?
Objects are made from materials, and the material decides how an object feels and what it can do. A child may call everything hard or soft without noticing that a window is hard and see-through, a sock is soft, and a key is hard and shiny. This worksheet shows real things children know, such as a log, a key, a sock, a window, and a feather, and asks which one is soft, hard, bouncy, see-through, or made of wood, metal, or cloth. The answers are pictures, so no word has to be read.
Support pages offer three very different objects. Challenge pages add a fourth object that makes the child think a little longer. These are everyday examples, not rules for every object; some spoons are wood and some are metal, and a cup can be glass or plastic. Ask your child to touch two things at home and tell you which one is softer, harder, or see-through, and how they know.
NGSS standard: 2-PS1-1
The question asks which one you can see through. A window lets light pass, so the window is the answer.
Choosing the object that looks interesting instead of thinking about what it feels like or what it is made of.
Think about how the object feels when you touch it.
Choosing the object that looks interesting instead of thinking about what it feels like or what it is made of.
Think about how the object feels when you touch it.
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