Exploring Myself and My World
Use the five senses safely, describe and compare objects, sort by observable features, and ask simple science questions.
Short, safe, and playful investigations for curious young learners and their families.
Build curiosity through safe observation, describing, sorting, and simple questions.
Use the five senses safely, describe and compare objects, sort by observable features, and ask simple science questions.
Notice what living things need, how they grow and change, and how to care for plants, animals, and habitats safely.
Identify common materials, describe their properties, connect properties with uses, and carry out safe comparison tests.
Describe daily weather, record observations, make safe choices, and recognize patterns in the daytime and nighttime sky.
Explore pushes, pulls, types of movement, surfaces, and fair, safe investigations with everyday toys.
Explore sound sources, vibrations, volume, pitch, light sources, shadows, and safe ways to protect eyes and ears.
Compare Earth materials, use clean water wisely, reduce waste, and choose safe ways to care for shared places.
Review all major Kinder Science ideas through mixed practice and a final readiness check.
Identify living things, explore plant and animal needs, describe habitats, and follow simple food chains.
Identify common materials, compare observable properties, conduct fair tests, and choose materials for useful purposes.
Describe relative position and motion, then investigate pushes, pulls, friction, and fair movement tests.
Use simple tools and records to study weather, make safe decisions, and describe repeating patterns in the sky.
Integrate living things, materials, motion, weather, and sky concepts through mixed practice and a final readiness check.
Sequence plant and animal stages, compare life-cycle patterns, and connect changing needs with suitable habitats.
Classify states of matter, explain heating and cooling changes, and investigate reversibility, mixtures, and separation.
Investigate pushes, pulls, friction, gravity, magnets, magnetic materials, and fair, safe tests.
Compare Earth materials, follow the water cycle, record weather safely, and recognize patterns in the daytime and nighttime sky.
Integrate life cycles, matter, forces, Earth, water, weather, and sky concepts through mixed practice and a final readiness check.
Connect structures with functions, compare life cycles, trace energy through food chains, and explain ecosystem connections.
Measure material properties, explain state changes, compare mixtures and solutions, and identify evidence of physical and chemical changes.
Investigate force effects, gravity, friction, magnets, light and shadows, sound vibrations, and safe energy investigations.
Explain surface changes, connect the water cycle with weather, prepare for natural hazards, and recognize Sun–Earth–Moon patterns.
Connect ideas from living things, matter, energy, Earth, weather, space, and scientific investigations.