Week 1 2

Grade
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Independent
Study Packet
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5 Days of Independent Activities

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in Reading, Writing, Math,

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Science, and Social Studies

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 Activity Menu
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

Reading Read for 20 minutes and answer 3 of the questions on the sheet on another piece
of paper or in a journal. Challenge: Try not to repeat a question!
Independent Reading Questions

The Boy Who Pete's Pets Summer What is Soil? Find the Main
Cried Wolf Vacation Idea:

Writing Fact or Fact vs. Chuck's Recycling Recess

Opinion Opinion Vacation Resources Opinion
Sort Pre-Writing

Grammar Capitalization Adding Ice Cream Sentence

Bicycle Ride
Practice Punctuation Shop Scramble

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Math Math Coffee Telling Time: Monster
Pineapple
Math Puzzle Shop Five Minute Monster
Boxes Math Intervals

Social
Studies Guest Speaker Career Interview (Choose any adult)

Discovering Different Jobs

Science Life cycle of a plant

Matter Mixup Series

1.What is a Solid?
2. What is a Liquid?
3. What is a Gas?

Parent/Guardian Signature:
 Day 1

Reading The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Writing Fact or Opinion?

Grammar Practice Capitalization

Math Pineapple Math

Name: Date:

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Once upon a time, in a beautiful village
near lush rolling hills, there was a boy who
watched over the village’s sheep. Being
alone up in the hills was very boring. To
liven up his day, the boy thought it would
be fun to scare the villagers and scream,
“Wolf, wolf!” The villagers grabbed whatever they could,
and ran up the hill to scare off the wolf.

When they reached the top, they realized they had

been tricked by the mischievous boy. He laughed and
laughed until the villagers angrily walked back down the
hill. Even the sheep were not amused. The boy continued
to call wolf, and the villagers warned him that the next
time they would no longer believe him. The boy shrugged
off the warning and laid down for a nap.

One lazy afternoon, the boy heard a terrible sound.

Before he could even prepare himself, a wolf appeared
right before him, and was chasing all the village’s sheep!
The boy screamed, “Wolf, wolf!”, but having lied so many
times, the people of the village just
ignored him. With no one to help him fend
off the wolf, the sheep all ran away, and
the boy was left crying on the hill.
Name: Date:

“The Boy Who Cried Wolf” Story Map

After reading “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”, fill in
the following setting, characters, and effect of
the boy’s actions. Then determine the genre of the story.

Setting:

Main characters:

Cause Effect
The boy tricks the
villagers by
screaming, “Wolf,
wolf!”

The genre of this story is:

a) Comedy: This story has a cheerful ending or is meant to

make the reader laugh.

b) Fable: This story teaches a lesson.

c) Quest: This story has a difficult journey towards a place

or goal.
 Fact or Opinion?
1) Read each sentence.
2) Next, decide if each sentence is a fact or opinion.
3) If it is a fact, color it green. If it is an opinion, color it red.
4) When done, write a fact or opinion below.
5) Raise your hand for your teacher to check your worksheet.

The Sign Says… Fact or Opinion?

Name:

Sentence 1: A dog is a pet.

Sentence 2: My teacher is the smartest.

Sentence 3: Popcorn is a child’s favorite snack.

Sentence 4: Winter is cold and snowy.

Sentence 5: Thanksgiving is a holiday.

Sentence 6: My dad is the fastest runner.

Write a fact or opinion below.

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CAPITALIZATION
For example: Grandma chops apples for a pie.

Find and circle the letters in the paragraph below

that should be capitalized.
it was Saturday at grandma’s house. mary knew that it was the day to
make a pie with grandma. she got up and dressed in a hurry so she
could pick the best apples from the tree. she helped peel the apples
while her grandma chopped and sliced the beautiful red apples. next,
the dough was rolled and put into the pie plate. mary even got to stir
the sugar and spices into the bowl. the house smelled wonderful as the
pie cooked in the oven, and the pie tasted even better because they
had made it together!

Write two sentences about this picture. Don’t forget the capitals!

1.

2.
Pineapple Math
Add the numbers.

25 71 54 30
+ 43 + 26 + 32 + 18

51 47 68 32
+ 46 + 22 + 10 + 54

70 83 25 69
+ 17 + 16 + 44 + 20

48 36 57
+ 31 + 52 + 21
 Day 2

Reading Pete’s Pets

Writing Fact vs. Opinion Sort

Grammar Practice Adding Punctuation

Math Math Puzzle Boxes

 Read the story and fill in the best answer for each question below.

PETE'S PETS
Pete loves animals. He dreams of becoming a veterinarian when he
grows up. But in the meantime, he has quite a few pets to take care of at
home.
Pete's dog is named Shadow. He's a black poodle. Pete takes Shadow
on walks up and down the block. Shadow likes when Pete rubs his belly.
Amy is the name of Pete's cat. She's shy but very loving. Amy spends a
lot of the day napping on the window sill. Pete can always make her purr
when he pets her back.
Pete als o has IO fis h, 3 hamsters, and 2 lizards . He's hoping to own
a parrot some day. Pete's really happy to have so many great pets!

What does Pete want to be Where does Pete's cat spend

when he grows up? the day napping?
0 A pet shop owner 0 On the window sill
0 A fireman 0 On the bed
0 A veterinarian 0 On the couch

What is the name of Pete's How many lizards does Pete

pet poodle? have?
0 Amy 0 10
0 Shadow 0 3
0 Shaggy 0 2
Name: Date:

Fact vs. Opinion Sort

Read the sentences below. Then cut them out and glue
them into fact and opinion groups.

FACTS OPINIONS

Dogs have four legs. The sky is pretty.

Cats are the best. The man is nice.

The sun is hot. The girl is five.

Na m e Date
Math Puzzle Boxes
Each puzzle contains the numbers 1-9. Each column and each row add up to the
number given outside the boxes. Put the correct number in each box to complete
the addition equations without repeating any numbers.

4 15 2 15 5 11

5 20 4 1 10 9 20

3 1 10 8 20 6 1 14

14 8 23 20 13 12 18 14 13

3 16 5 15 8 17

7 13 3 16 1 15

8 16 9 14 4 13

12 16 17 12 20 13 19 7 19

2 15 8 13 16

4 14 2 15 6 1 11

6 16 5 17 9 18

14 16 15 15 19 11 16 13 16
 Day 3

Reading Summer Vacation

Writing Chuck’s Vacation

Grammar Practice Ice Cream Shop

Math Coffee Shop Math

Name Date

Chuck’s Vacation
Look at at
Look each
eachphotograph,
drawing, andand
writewrite a caption
a caption for picture.
for each each picture.
Each
Eachcaption
caption should
should describe whatyou
describe what yousee
see
in in
thethe photograph.
drawing.
Name Date

Chuck’s Vacation
Look at at
Look each
eachphotograph,
drawing, andand write
write a caption
a caption for each
for each picture.
picture.
Each
Eachcaption
captionshould
shoulddescribe whatyou
describe what yousee
seeinin
thethe photograph.
drawing.
Ice Cream Shop
Write each sentence using correct
capitalization and punctuation.

do you want to go to the ice cream shop

we can ride our bicycles

what is your favorite flavor

my favorite flavor is chocolate

how many scoops do you want

the ice cream is very tasty

 Math
Money
Coffee Shop Math
Look at the menu prices. Then answer the questions below.

50 c 20 c 15 c
Chocolate sundae Hot chocolate Carrot cake

30 c 25 c
Strawberry cake Milkshake

1. Mary ordered and . She gave you $1. How much change would you

give her?

2. Nancy ordered . She gave you $1. How much change would you

give her?

3. Toby ordered . He gave you $1.50 . How much change would you

give him?

3. Matt ordered . He gave you $2 . How much change would you

give him?
 Day 4

Reading What is soil?

Writing Recycling Resources

Grammar Practice Bicycle Ride

Telling Time:
Math Five Minute Intervals
 Soil
Let’s study the earth by learning about the part of it that we are most familiar with:
the soil. Soil is found on the upper-most layer of the earth’s crust.

What is soil?

Soil is a mixture of four main ingredients: weathered rock, organic matter, air
and water. The weathered rock can be in the form of sand, silt, clay, pebbles or
larger rocks. Organic matter can be anything from old leaves, dead animals
and plants, to microorganisms—tiny living things, like bacteria. The last two
ingredients are air and water. Without air and water, the microorganisms found
in soil cannot live, grow, or help dead matter to decay.

Why is soil so important?

Soil is important because it provides a place where organisms and bacteria

can live. Plants rely on soil for nutrients, water and mineral salts. Plants in turn
provide the oxygen we breathe, the food we eat, the clothes we wear, and the
foundation and building materials we use to make our homes. We could not
meet our basic needs without soil!

Comprehension: What is the main idea of these two passages?

Name
Recycling Resources Date
Bicycle Ride
Write each sentence using correct
capitalization and punctuation.

is it sunny outside today

have you seen my new red bicycle

i would like to ride my bicycle

do you want to ride our bicycles together

we can ride around the park

i think it will be a lot of fun

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Tick ck! Telling Time : Five Minute Intervals
To Draw the hands on the clock to show the time.

11 12 1 11 12 1 11 12 1
10 2 10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3 9 3
8 4 8 4 8 4
7 6 5 7 6 5 7 6 5

7:35 10:40 3:15

11 12 1 11 12 1 11 12 1
10 2 10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3 9 3
8 4 8 4 8 4
7 6 5 7 6 5 7 6 5

8:25 6:50 12:10

11 12 1 11 12 1 11 12 1
10 2 10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3 9 3
8 4 8 4 8 4
7 6 5 7 6 5 7 6 5

2:55 9:30 4:15

 Day 5

Reading Find the Main Idea

Recess Opinion
Writing
Pre-Writing

Grammar Practice Sentence Scramble

Math Monster Madness

Name Date

Reading Find the Main Idea

Find the main idea in the paragraph below. Write the main
idea in your own words in the space provided. Then, write
a concluding sentence for this paragraph.

You probably know sharks

have very sharp teeth, but
did you know they never run
out of them? If a shark loses
a tooth, another tooth moves
forward from within the
shark’s jaw, where it keeps a nearly unlimited supply of replacement
teeth. This way, it’s almost impossible for a shark to end up without
a full set of teeth. This is a phenomenon unique to the shark. No
other animal in the world has teeth quite like the shark’s. A shark
can go through as many as 20,000 teeth in its lifetime!

Main idea:

Concluding sentence:
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Recess Opinion Pre-Writing

In your opinion, should second graders get longer
recesses? Give three reasons to support your
answer, then write a concluding sentence.

My Opinion:

Reason #1:

Reason#2:

Reason#3:

Conclusion:

Sentence Starters
Introducing Giving Reasons Concluding
In my opinion... For example... Everyone should...
My favorite... Most importantly... As you can see...
The best... Another reason... All in all...
I feel... In particular... Clearly...
Name: Date:

Recess

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Sentence Scramble
First, unscramble the words to write a statement. (a)
Then use the same words to write a question. (b)
Remember to capitalize and punctuate!

come the a They will come to the parade.

parade to b Will they come to the parade?

they will

bed can a

dog my on b

sleep the

should the a

postcard he b

mail

tart eat a

the I b

can jam
 Monster Madness
Find the Missing Pieces!

Help Maddie the Monster and her

friends find the missing numbers that correctly
fit in the blank spaces provided.

3
10 4 + __ < 10 2 + 9 = __

7
8 __ + 7 = 14 12 - 4 < __
2
6
8 - 2 > __ 14 + 3 > __
5
4 6 + __ < 13 3 - __ < 5

7 10 - 3 = __ 15 + __ = 20
9

11 4 + __ > 9 11- 4 < __

15
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Text Dependent Questions for Independent Reading

Fiction Texts
• Choose a sentence that describes a character, setting,
or action in an interesting way. Why did the author
choose to use those particular words to tell the story?
Which words in the sentence are the most important and why?
• What patterns do you notice in the story? Cite at least three pieces
of evidence to support this.
• After reading a chapter, tell about the most important idea from the
story. Fine one or two sentences in the text that show this important idea.
• How does the author use dialogue to tell the reader what is happening? Give an example from
the text.
• If you don’t know what is going to happen next, make a prediction. Give at least one piece of
evidence from the text about why you predict that.
• What is the tone of the book? (Is it serious, funny, magical, sad?) Find at least two phrases or
sentences that make the reader feel this way.
• What lesson is the author trying to teach the reader? How do you know? What in the book tells
you that?
• What details in the text describe one of the characters for you?
• Is there a point in the story where things make a big change? What is it?

Nonfiction Texts
• How do the pictures in your text help you understand what you are reading? Give an example.
• How do the captions in your text help you understand what you are reading? Give an example.
• Pick a diagram, chart, or graph in your book. What is it trying to teach you? What conclusions
can you draw from it?
• Is there a glossary in the back of the book? What word can you find that you didn’t know
before? Why is that word important to understanding the book?
Name: _______________________________ Date: ______________________

Guest Speaker Career Interview

Ask the speaker questions and write their answers down. If someone else asks a question
on your list, write the speaker’s answer down and ask a different question.

You can ask follow-up questions to get more information and details. For example:

Can you tell me more about ______________?

What did you mean when you said ______________?
Can you repeat that?

1. How long have you been doing this job?

_______________________________________________________________________________

2. How did you get ready for this career?

_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________

3. What is the best thing about your job?

_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________

4. What is the hardest thing about your job?

_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________

5. Write your own question to ask the speaker.

_______________________________________________________________________________

Write the speaker’s answer to your question.

_______________________________________________________________________________
social studies : working together

Name Date

DISCOVERING DIFFERENT JOBS

Many different people in your community work to provide goods and services to
others. Goods are things that are made and sold, while services are jobs people do for
others. When people work, they help the community and earn an income.

In the boxes below, draw a picture of a person working.

Write the name of each job. Write a sentence about how
the person is helping the community.

Job doctor Job

A doctor takes care of people
and keeps them healthy.

Job Job
 Life cycle of a Plant
Plants are living organisms. They use light from the sun to make their own
food in the form of a sugar called glucose. This process is called photosynthesis.
Plants also get nutrients from the soil through their roots. They breathe in
carbon dioxide and they breathe out oxygen.

2.
1.
3.
Cut out the pictures on
page 2 and paste them
in the correct order in
the life cycle.

5.
4.
 Life Cycle of a Plant
A plant starts out as a seed buried in the ground. As water falls on the seed
and the sun warms it, its hard shell opens and it starts to grow out its roots.
As the plant grows, its stem bursts through the soil. Then, leaves start to
grow out of the stem. As the plant gets bigger it will begin to grow buds,
which later sprout into flowers, and sometimes those flowers turn into fruit!
As bees feed on the nectar, they pollinate the plants, allowing more seeds
to be made and scattered to grow again.
 What is a Solid?
A solid has a certain size and shape. Can you circle
all of the solids?

Helmet
Ice cubes

Coconut juice Carrots

Bird nest

Smoke
Flowers

Tea

Books

Paint
 What is a Liquid?
Liquids change shape depending on their container.
Circle all of the liquids.

Soda

Fried chicken
Tears
Watercolor paint

Bird

Mushroom
Milk

Honey

Mountain
Sand
Science What is a Gas?
Gas has no shape or size. Circle all of the gases.

Glove
Rain

Hamburger

Crowns
Air

Fruit punch Duck

Bag

Nuts and bolts

Smoke Steam
 Week 1

Independent
Study Packet

ANSWER
KEYS
Use these answer keys
to check your work!

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Name: Date:
Answer Key
The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Once upon a time, in a beautiful village
near lush rolling hills, there was a boy who
watched over the village’s sheep. Being
alone up in the hills was very boring. To
liven up his day, the boy thought it would
be fun to scare the villagers and scream,
“Wolf, wolf!” The villagers grabbed whatever they could,
and ran up the hill to scare off the wolf.

When they reached the top, they realized they had

been tricked by the mischievous boy. He laughed and
laughed until the villagers angrily walked back down the
hill. Even the sheep were not amused. The boy continued
to call wolf, and the villagers warned him that the next
time they would no longer believe him. The boy shrugged
off the warning and laid down for a nap.

One lazy afternoon, the boy heard a terrible sound.

Before he could even prepare himself, a wolf appeared
right before him, and was chasing all the village’s sheep!
The boy screamed, “Wolf, wolf!”, but having lied so many
times, the people of the village just
ignored him. With no one to help him fend
off the wolf, the sheep all ran away, and
the boy was left crying on the hill.
Name: Answer Key Date:
“The Boy Who Cried Wolf” Story Map
After reading “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”, fill in
the following setting, characters, and effect of
the boy’s actions. Then determine the genre of the story.

Setting:
The setting is a beautiful village near lush rolling hills.

Main characters:
The main characters are the boy, the villagers, and the wolf.

Cause Effect
The boy tricks the The villagers do not believe the
villagers by
boy when the wolf really comes,
screaming, “Wolf,
wolf!” so the sheep are all scared away.

The genre of this story is:

a) Comedy: This story has a cheerful ending or is meant to

make the reader laugh.

b) Fable: This story teaches a lesson.

c) Quest: This story has a difficult journey towards a place

or goal.
Answer Key

Student answers will vary.

Name Date Answer Key

CAPITALIZATION
For example: Grandma chops apples for a pie.

Find and circle the letters in the paragraph below

that should be capitalized.
it was Saturday at grandma’s house. mary knew that it was the day to
make a pie with grandma. she got up and dressed in a hurry so she
could pick the best apples from the tree. she helped peel the apples
while her grandma chopped and sliced the beautiful red apples. next,
the dough was rolled and put into the pie plate. mary even got to stir
the sugar and spices into the bowl. the house smelled wonderful as the
pie cooked in the oven, and the pie tasted even better because they
had made it together!

Write two sentences about the picture. Don’t forget the capitals!

1. Answers may vary.

2. Answers may vary.

Pineapple Math Answer Key

Add the numbers.

25 71 54 30
+ 43 + 26 + 32 + 18
68 97 86 48

51 47 68 32
+ 46 + 22 + 10 + 54
97 69 78 86

70 83 25 69
+ 17 + 16 + 44 + 20
87 99 69 89

48 36 57
+ 31 + 52 + 21
79 88 78
 Answer Key

Read the story and fill in the best answer for each question below.

PETE'S PETS
Pete loves animals. He dreams of becoming a veterinarian when he
grows up. But in the meantime, he has quite a few pets to take care of at
home.
Pete's dog is named Shadow. He's a black poodle. Pete takes Shadow
on walks up and down the block. Shadow likes when Pete rubs his belly.
Amy is the name of Pete's cat. She's shy but very loving. Amy spends a
lot of the day napping on the window sill. Pete can always make her purr
when he pets her back.
Pete als o has IO fis h, 3 hamsters, and 2 lizards . He's hoping to own
a parrot some day. Pete's really happy to have so many great pets!

What does Pete want to be Where does Pete's cat spend

when he grows up? the day napping?
0 A pet shop owner 0 On the window sill
0 A fireman 0 On the bed
0 A veterinarian 0 On the couch

What is the name of Pete's How many lizards does Pete

pet poodle? have?
0 Amy 0 10
0 Shadow 0 3
0 Shaggy 0 2
Name: Date:

Answer KeyFact vs. Opinion Sort

Read the sentences below. Then cut them out and glue
them into fact and opinion groups.

FACTS OPINIONS

Dogs have four legs. Cats are the best.

The sun is hot. The sky is pretty.

The girl is five. The man is nice.

Dogs have four legs. The sky is pretty.

Cats are the best. The man is nice.

The sun is hot. The girl is five.

Answer Key

?
.

.
.
Math Puzzle Boxes Answer Key
Each puzzle contains the numbers 1-9. Each column and each row add up to the
number given outside the boxes. Put the correct number in each box to complete
the addition equations without repeating any numbers.

4 2 9 15 7 6 2 15 2 5 4 11

7 5 8 20 5 4 1 10 9 3 8 20

3 1 6 10 8 3 9 20 7 6 1 14

14 8 23 20 13 12 18 14 13

3 9 4 16 8 5 2 15 8 2 7 17

1 5 7 13 3 6 7 16 5 1 9 15

8 2 6 16 1 9 4 14 6 4 3 13

12 16 17 12 20 13 19 7 19

2 5 8 15 4 8 1 13 8 5 3 16

9 4 1 14 2 6 7 15 6 1 4 11

3 7 6 16 9 5 3 17 2 7 9 18

14 16 15 15 19 11 16 13 16
Answer Key

Camping trip in the mountains

Relax

Down by the river

Roasted marshmallows and told ghost stories

Early in the morning

Answer Key

Ice Cream Shop

Write each sentence using correct
capitalization and punctuation.

do you want to go to the ice cream shop

Do you want to go to the ice cream shop?

we can ride our bicycles

We can ride our bicycles.

what is your favorite flavor

What is your favorite flavor?

my favorite flavor is chocolate

My favorite flavor is chocolate.

how many scoops do you want

How many scoops do you want?

the ice cream is very tasty

The ice cream is very tasty.

 Answer Key

Math
Money

Look at the menu prices. Then answer the questions below.

50 c 20 c 15 c
Chocolate sundae Hot chocolate Carrot cake

30 c 25 c
Strawberry cake Milkshake

1. Mary ordered and . She gave you $1. How much change would you

give her? 50¢

2. Nancy ordered . She gave you $1. How much change would you

give her? 15¢

3. Toby ordered . He gave you $1.50 . How much change would you

give him? 40¢

3. Matt ordered . He gave you $2 . How much change would you

give him? 75¢

 Answer Key

The main idea of the first passage is that soil is made up

of many different ingredients. The main idea of the second
passage is that soil is important for many things
Answer Key

Bicycle Ride
Write each sentence using correct
capitalization and punctuation.

is it sunny outside today

Is it sunny outside today?

have you seen my new red bicycle

Have you seen my new red bicycle?

i would like to ride my bicycle

I would like to ride my bicycle.

do you want to ride our bicycles together

Do you want to ride our bicycles together?

we can ride around the park

We can ride around the park.

i think it will be a lot of fun

I think it will be a lot of fun!

 -
Tick ck! Telling Time : Five Minute Intervals
To Draw the hands on the clock to show the time.

Answer Key
Reading Find the Main Idea Answer Key

Find the main idea in the paragraph below. Write the main
idea in your own words in the space provided. Then, write
a concluding sentence for this paragraph.

You probably know sharks

have very sharp teeth, but
did you know they never run
out of them? If a shark
loses a tooth, another moves
forward from within the
shark’s jaw, where it keeps a nearly unlimited supply of replacement
teeth. This way, it’s almost impossible for a shark to end up without
a full set of teeth. This is a phenomenon unique to the shark. No
other animal in the world has teeth quite like the shark’s. A shark
can go through as many as 20,000 teeth in its lifetime!

Main idea: Sample Answers (Answers will vary)

Sharks can replace new teeth as they lose them throughout their lives.

Concluding sentence:
This unique capability is one of the reasons sharks are such successful predators.
 Na me Da te

Answer Key Sentence Scramble

First, unscramble the words to write a statement. (a)
Then use the same words to write a question. (b)
Remember to capitalize and punctuate!

come the a They will come to the parade.

parade to b Will they come to the parade?

they will

bed can a The dog can sleep on my bed.

dog my on b Can the dog sleep on my bed?

sleep the

should the a He should mail the postcard.

postcard he b Should he mail the postcard?

mail

tart eat a I can eat the jam tart.

the I b Can I eat the jam tart?

can jam
Answer Key

3 11

7 9

4 15

6 2

7 5

8 10
 Life cycle of a Plant
Answer Key
Plants are living organisms. They use light from the sun to make their own
food in the form of a sugar called glucose. This process is called photosynthesis.
Plants also get nutrients from the soil through their roots. They breathe in
carbon dioxide and they breathe out oxygen.

2.
1.
3.
Cut out the pictures on
page 2 and paste them
in the correct order in
the life cycle.

5.
4.
 What is a Solid?
A solid has a certain size and shape. Can you circle
Answer
Key
all of the solids?

Helmet
Ice cubes

Coconut juice Carrots

Bird nest

Smoke
Flowers

Tea

Books

Paint
 What is a Liquid?
Liquids change shape depending on their container.
Answer
Key
Circle all of the liquids.

Soda

Fried chicken
Tears
Watercolor paint

Bird

Mushroom
Milk

Honey
Science What is a Gas?
Gas has no shape or size. Circle all of the gases.
Answer
Key

Glove
Rain

Hamburger

Crowns
Air

Fruit punch Duck

Bag

Nuts and bolts

Smoke Steam