Kindergarten Worksheets

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• Understand how pushes and pulls cause changes in motion and direction.
• Identify everyday examples of pushes and pulls.
• Explain how contact interactions affect movement.+ Show more

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• Identify what it means to earn, spend, save, and share money
• Choose responsible ways to use earned money in simple classroom and home scenarios
• Explain why it is important to make a plan for money

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• Identify basic needs of plants and animals in different habitats.
• Recognize common habitats such as pond, backyard, and forest.
• Understand how human actions affect local environments and habitats.+ Show more

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• Explain that waiting to buy means choosing to wait before spending money
• Identify key vocabulary words: wait, patience, choice, spend, and save
• Choose the best action in simple situations (spend now or save to buy later)

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• Understand the concept of iterating by making small changes to improve designs.
• Recognize observable evidence to compare different designs.
• Learn how to gather information from repeated tests to refine outcomes.

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• Color Halloween pictures so both sides match across a line of symmetry
• Draw missing parts to complete symmetry, then color both sides evenly
• Use the line of symmetry to draw the other half of a picture+ Show more

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• Cut and apply printable kawaii butterfly, flower, and heart stickers
• Use stickers as rewards to motivate students during classroom activities
• Create simple craft or planner designs using the provided sticker shapes

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• Identify money as a tool people use for exchange to get goods and services.
• Recognize and name common money forms: coins and bills.
• Explain that money has value and prices tell the value of items.+ Show more

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• Color and cut out a Halloween reading bookmark design
• Use a bookmark to mark a favorite book or reading selection
• Read and follow the Halloween reading message on each bookmark

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• Complete a welcome worksheet with self-portrait and hopes for school
• Write and draw summer memories, then reflect on first-week experiences
• Locate items in a classroom scavenger hunt and record findings+ Show more

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• Identify the words job, chore, service, community, and helper in simple community situations.
• Choose the correct word (job, chore, or service) for people’s roles at home, school, or in a store.
• Recognize that communities rely on helpers and services to stay safe and healthy.

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• Identify what it means to trade and exchange in everyday situations
• Use the words give and receive to describe a trade or exchange
• Explain that value means how useful or important something is+ Show more

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• Identify what a piggy bank and a jar are used for
• Understand the meaning of deposit and progress in saving money
• Use simple counting to show how savings can grow toward a goal

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• Observe and describe patterns of needs among plants and animals.
• Identify observable resources that support growth and survival.
• Understand how needs influence growth outcomes in different species.+ Show more

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• Count a small number of coins and find the total amount
• Compare two amounts of money using the words more and less
• Use coin values (pennies and nickels) to match totals

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• Identify the difference between coins and bills
• Recognize that a denomination tells the value of money
• Count coins and understand that the total amount is the sum of their values+ Show more

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• Identify what a saving habit is and why it helps us make responsible choices.
• Distinguish between short-term goals and long-term goals using simple examples.
• Use the words goal, target, and habit to explain how we save money.

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• Identify a purchase priority by choosing the option that matters most
• Explain a trade-off as something you give up to get a choice you need more
• Use compare and consequence to describe what happens after a choice

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• Identify the difference between a need and a want.
• Use vocabulary words (need, want, choice, priority, budget) to explain everyday decisions.
• Choose needs before wants when money is limited.+ Show more

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• Identify what it means to save money for a goal
• Use goal and future in a simple, correct way
• Choose actions that match a saving plan+ Show more

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• Explain that earning money means getting pay for doing work
• Use key vocabulary words (earn, work, job, service, pay) in simple sentences
• Recognize that effort and finishing a task help you receive pay

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• Explain the difference between a need and a want.
• Identify what price means when shopping or choosing items.
• Make thoughtful buying choices when money is limited.

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• Identify what sharing means and choose the correct example of sharing
• Recognize words related to giving, helping, spending, and responsibility
• Choose responsible money actions for home, classroom, and store situations

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• Understand how weather observations like temperature, precipitation, wind, and cloud cover reveal patterns over time.
• Recognize how daily changes relate to seasonal differences in weather.
• Identify common weather phenomena such as sunny, rainy, windy, and snowy conditions.+ Show more

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• Identify what it means to pay, spend, and save money in everyday situations.
• Explain what change is and why it is given after a purchase.
• Match money vocabulary words (purchase, pay, change, spend, save) to real-life examples.

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• Understand how to define a simple engineering problem.
• Identify constraints such as available materials, size, and stability.
• Learn to clarify what a solution must accomplish and recognize limits.+ Show more

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• Understand how to create simple sketches, drawings, or physical models to represent solutions.
• Identify features in models that support their function.
• Compare alternative shapes and their effects on stability or flight.+ Show more

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• Understand how external structures help plants and animals survive.
• Identify examples of structures that support growth, movement, and obtaining food.
• Link visible traits to their functions in different organisms.+ Show more