Ecosystem Explorers
A kindergarten science worksheet exploring basic interactions within an ecosystem, including living and non-living things.
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Welcome, young scientists! Let's explore how living things and non-living things work together in nature. Follow the instructions for each activity.
Look at the picture below. Circle all the living things you see.
Name one living thing you circled:
Name one non-living thing you see:
Read each sentence. Is it True or False?
1. A fish needs water to live.
True
False
2. Plants can grow without sunlight.
True
False
Fill in the blank with the correct word.
1. A bird builds a in a tree.
2. The sun gives us light and .
Choose the best answer.
1. What do animals need to breathe?
Rocks
Air
Toys
Cars
2. What do plants need to make their own food?
Candy
Water and Sunlight
Pillows
Balloons
Draw a picture of an animal and something it needs from its ecosystem to live. Then, tell us what you drew.
I drew a and it needs .
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