Kindergarten Plants and Plant Growth Assessment



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Kindergarten Plants and Plant Growth Assessment 1a. Circle one thing that plants need to grow: 1b. Circle all of the things that plants need to grow: 1c. Name three things that plants need to grow: 2a. Match the parts of a plant: stem flower leaves 2b. Name the parts of a plant: 1. 2. 3. 2c. Name the parts of a plant and tree: 1. 4. 5. 2. 3. 6. Kindergarten, Plants and Plant Growth Colorado Core Knowledge Assessments 1

3a. A plant needs air, light, water and minerals to make its own food. 3b. A plant needs air, light, water and minerals to make its own. a. flower b. food 3c. A plant needs,,, and to make its own food. 4a. Plants grow from seeds. What else are seeds used for? a. reading b. food 4b. Plants grow from seeds and we can also use seeds for food. Circle the seeds that we can eat. a. corn b. marigold c. peas 4c. Plants grow from seeds and we can also eat some types of seeds. What are three types of seeds that we can eat? 5a. Deciduous trees stay green all year long. 5b. Deciduous trees loose their in the fall. a. bark b. squirrels c. leaves 5c. Name two types of deciduous trees: 6a. Evergreen trees get new leaves in the spring. 6b. Evergreen trees have. Kindergarten, Plants and Plant Growth Colorado Core Knowledge Assessments 2

a. pine needles b. leaves 6c. Pine trees and holly bushes are. 7a. Most of our food is grown on a farm. 7b. We buy our food at a grocery store, but it is grown on. a. ships b. farms c. playgrounds 7c. Name two different types of farms that our food comes from. 8a. Farmers work hard all year long to grow our food. 8b. To help our food grow farmers need to: a. keep the weeds and animals away from the crops. b. go to the County Fair. 8c. Some ways that farmers help crops grow are to: a. go to the County Fair. b. irrigate the land c. keep the animals and weeds away from the crops 9a. Farmers bring the foods that they grow to our homes for us to eat. 9b. Trucks bring the food from the farmers to: ` a. our homes b. to grocery stores 9c. After the food leaves the farm it is: a. sent to factories for packaging. b. brought to our homes by the farmers. c. stored in crates and boxes for trucks to bring to the stores. 10a. George Washington Carver was known as a plant doctor. Kindergarten, Plants and Plant Growth Colorado Core Knowledge Assessments 3

10b. George Washington Carver was known as the. a. plant doctor b. President of the United States 10c. George Washington Carver was known as a. 11a. George Washington Carver hated peanuts. 11b. George Washington Craver created many things from peanuts. Two of these things are and. a. peanut butter b. soap c. shoes 11c. Some things that George Washington Carver created from peanuts were,, and. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following Colorado Model Content Standards are covered in this assessment by the questions indicated: Questions 1a, 1b, 1c: Standard K-4. 3.1 recognizing the basic needs (for example, food, water, air, shelter, space) of an organism. Questions 1a, 1b, 1c: Standard K-4. 3.2 recognizing that green plants need energy from sunlight and various raw materials to live. Questions 1a, 1b, 1c: Standard K-4. 4.3 recognizing the important uses of water Questions 2a, 2b, 2c: Standard K-4. 3.4 identifying characteristics that are common to all individuals of a species (for example, offspring resemble their parents). Questions 3a, 3b, 3c: Standard K-4. 3.1 recognizing the basic needs (for example, food, water, air, shelter, space) of an organism; and giving examples of how organisms interact with each other and with nonliving parts of their habitat. Questions 3a, 3b, 3c: Standard K-4. 3.2 recognizing that green plants need energy from sunlight and various raw materials to live. Questions 3a, 3b, 3c: Standard K-4. 4.3 recognizing the important uses of water Kindergarten, Plants and Plant Growth Colorado Core Knowledge Assessments 4

Questions 5a, 5b, 5c: Standard K-4. 3.4 identifying characteristics of plants and animals that allow them to live in specific environments. Questions 6a, 6b, 6c: Standard K-4. 3.4 identifying characteristics of plants and animals that allow them to live in specific environments. Questions 11a, 11b, 11c: Standard K-4. 5 identifying careers that use science and technology. Kindergarten, Plants and Plant Growth Colorado Core Knowledge Assessments 5

Answer Key 1a. sun 1b. sun, air, and water 1c. sun, air, and water 2a. match stem, flower, and leaves to the appropriate places on the flower 2b. 1. flower 2. leaves 3. stem 2c. 1. flower 2. leaves 3. stem 4. trunk 5. branches 6. roots 3a. 3b. food 3c. air, light, water, and minerals 4a. food 4b. corn, peas 4c. Acceptable answers could include: -corn -peas -peanuts -green beans -wheat 5a. 5b. leaves 5c. Acceptable answers could include: -maple -oak -apple 6a. 6b. pine needles 6c. evergreens 7a. 7b. farms 7c. Acceptable answers could include: Kindergarten, Plants and Plant Growth Colorado Core Knowledge Assessments 6

-dairy -poultry -grain -truck 8a. 8b. keep the weeds and animals away from the crops. 8c. irrigate the land, keep the animals and weeds away from the crops 9a. 9b. to grocery stores 9c sent to factories for packaging, and stored in crates and boxes for trucks to bring to the stores. 10a. 10b. plant doctor 10c. plant doctor 11a. 11b. peanut butter and soap 11c. Acceptable answers could include: -peanut butter -peanut soup -peanut cookies -soup -shampoo -shoe polish -oil -ink Kindergarten, Plants and Plant Growth Colorado Core Knowledge Assessments 7