Day and Night Sky

Grade 1 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the answer.

1. 1.

   How can you stay safe in the sun?

   • Wear a hat and never stare at the sun.
   • Look at the sun through a window.
   • Stay in the sun with no water.
   • Look straight at the sun.
2. 2.

   A class looks at the sky each night for a week and sees stars each time. What can they say?

   • We see stars after dark.
   • We see stars only in the morning.
   • We see stars only on cloudy days.
   • We see stars only at noon.
3. 3.

   Which one can we see only in the day?

   • an owl
   • the sun
   • stars
   • the moon
4. 4.

   Which list is in order from morning to night?

   • sunrise, noon, sunset, stars
   • stars, sunset, noon, sunrise
   • sunset, stars, sunrise, noon
   • noon, sunrise, stars, sunset
5. 5.

   For five mornings the sun came up in the east. What will happen on day six?

   • It will come up in the east.
   • It will come up in the west.
   • It will come up in the north.
   • It will come up in the south.
6. 6.

   The sun is behind clouds. Is it still day?

   • No. It is night.
   • Yes. The sun is still up there.
   • No. The moon is out.
   • No. The sun is gone.
7. 7.

   A girl saw the moon at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. What does this show?

   • The sun was gone.
   • The stars were out.
   • It was night.
   • The moon can be seen in the day.
8. 8.

   Why do we not see stars at noon?

   • The stars have gone away.
   • The stars are asleep.
   • The moon hides them.
   • The sky is too bright.
9. 9.

   The sun is low in the west. Where will it be in one hour?

   • in the east
   • in the same place
   • lower in the sky
   • higher in the sky

10. Read this first

    Leo's moon

    Leo saw the moon in the sky at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The sun was still up and the sky was blue. That night, he saw the moon again, and many stars.

11. 10.

    What did Leo learn?

    • The moon can be seen in the day and at night.
    • The sun and moon are never seen together.
    • Stars are out in the afternoon.
    • The moon only shows up at night.