Kindergarten · Science
Kindergarten Matter & forces worksheet
12 questions on matter & forces. The answer key is a separate download.
What is on the worksheet
Which one is softer: a wool scarf or a rock?
- a wool scarf
- a rock
Which one is harder: a cotton ball or a glass marble?
- a glass marble
- a cotton ball
Which one is softer: a metal spoon or a sponge?
- a metal spoon
- a sponge
Which one is softer: a rock or a pillow?
- a rock
- a pillow
Which one is softer: a pillow or a glass marble?
- a glass marble
- a pillow
Which one is softer: a wooden block or a feather?
- a feather
- a wooden block
Which one is harder: a rock or a cotton ball?
- a rock
- a cotton ball
Which one is softer: a cotton ball or a rock?
- a rock
- a cotton ball
Which one is harder: a cotton ball or a brick?
- a brick
- a cotton ball
Which one is softer: a pillow or a wooden block?
- a pillow
- a wooden block
Which one is softer: a cotton ball or a glass marble?
- a cotton ball
- a glass marble
Which one is softer: a metal spoon or a feather?
- a feather
- a metal spoon
Teach or revise the skill first
These short guides explain the idea with worked examples. Read one together before the worksheet, then use the sheet as practice.
- Hard or soft?: Study guide for Kindergarten to Grade 2: 2 worked examples and 2 practice questions. Press gently: a hard object keeps its shape, a soft object squashes or bends.
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