Description
Physical Properties of Matter for Kindergarten.
Are you teaching the physical properties of matter to your primary students?
Will you be introducing your students to these concepts?
big and little
hard and soft
smooth and rough
heavy and light
Both you and your young scientists will love these worksheets that strengthen the basic concepts of physical properties and create a strong science foundation for understanding the world around them.
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Included in this resource:
Understand the Physical Properties of Matter for Kindergarten
Suggestions for Use
Four Units (Big and Little, Smooth and Rough, Heavy and Light, Hard and Soft)
in each unit:
Introductory coloring and writing worksheet
Two handwriting practice sheets for specific terms with real-world examples
picture sort
Writing pages
Mini-book to
Two observation sheets for finding and writing/drawing objects
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Young scientists can practice their writing AND display their understanding of the physical properties of matter. These worksheets will enhance any curriculum and do not require a specific text.
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