Hard or soft, rough or smooth? Describe by touch
Kindergarten (Reception and Year 1 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.2-PS1-1 · England: EYFS Understanding the World: The natural world, KS1 Y1 Everyday materials
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Question 1
Is this hard or soft: a pillow?
- A. hard
- B. soft
Question 2
Is this rough or smooth: a plastic ruler?
- A. rough
- B. smooth
Question 3
Why is a slide made smooth?
- A. so it is soft like a pillow
- B. so it is rough and sticky
- C. so you slide down easily
- D. so it looks see-through
Question 4
Is this hard or soft: a pillow?
- A. hard
- B. soft
Question 5
Is this rough or smooth: tree bark?
- A. rough
- B. smooth
Question 6
Which material would make the softest bed for a pet?
- A. a pile of stones
- B. a fluffy blanket
- C. a metal tray
- D. a wooden board
Question 7
Is this hard or soft: a metal spoon?
- A. hard
- B. soft
Question 8
Is this rough or smooth: a brick?
- A. rough
- B. smooth
Question 9
Which sense do you use to tell if something is rough or smooth?
- A. hearing
- B. touch
- C. smell
- D. taste
Question 10
Is this hard or soft: a sponge?
- A. hard
- B. soft
Question 11
Is this rough or smooth: a glass window?
- A. rough
- B. smooth
Question 12
Why are the bottoms of trainers (sneakers) often bumpy?
- A. To make them shiny.
- B. To make them softer to wear.
- C. The rough soles grip the ground so you do not slip.
- D. So they slide better on ice.
Question 13
Is this hard or soft: cotton wool?
- A. hard
- B. soft
Question 14
Is this rough or smooth: a brick?
- A. rough
- B. smooth
Question 15
Which material would make the softest bed for a pet?
- A. a wooden board
- B. a pile of stones
- C. a metal tray
- D. a fluffy blanket
Question 16
Is this hard or soft: cotton wool?
- A. hard
- B. soft
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