Observing and Classifying Objects | Kinderagarten Science | TEKS K.6

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

This resource is aligned with TEKS SCIENCE K.6: Identify and record observable physical properties of objects, including shape, color, texture, and material, and generate ways to classify objects.

The task cards use clear visuals and simple question formats, making them suitable for independent practice, review, learning centers, small-group instruction, or end-of-lesson assessment.

This resource includes:

• 24 individual task cards/exit tickets
• A different question on each card
• Colorful, student-friendly visuals
• Multiple-choice response options
• Student answer/recording sheet
• Complete answer key with explanations
• Printable on standard 8.5 × 11-inch paper
• Easy to print, cut, and laminate for repeated use

These cards can be used for exit tickets, task-card centers, review activities, formative assessment, early finishers, or whole-class practice.

Printing: For the best visual quality, print in color on standard 8.5 × 11-inch paper. Cardstock and lamination may be used for longer-lasting classroom use.

24 QUESTIONS:

1. A teacher wants an object that is red. Which object should she choose?
2. An object rolls on the floor because it is round. Which object can roll?
3. You want something that feels soft when hugged. Which object is best?
4. A block is made from a tree. Which object is made of wood?
5. You touch an object and it feels smooth. Which object feels smooth?
6. Which object has a square face?
7. This object is shiny and hard. Which object is metal?
8. You touch an object and it feels bumpy. Which object is rough?
9. These objects can be grouped because they have the same color. Which group matches?
10. This toy is made of plastic. Which object is plastic?
11. A child wants blocks that are the same shape. Which two match?
12. A banana is ready to eat when it turns this color. Which color is correct?
13. A pillow compresses easily when pressed. Which object feels the same?
14. This object does not bend and stays firm. Which object is hard?
15. One object feels flat and even. The other feels rough and bumpy. Which one is smooth?
16. Which object is thin and bends easily?
17. A teacher sorts objects by material. Which two belong together?
18. This object is usually green in nature. Which one is green?
19. A door has a long shape with four sides. Which shape matches?
20. You squeeze this object and it goes back to its shape. Which object does that?
21. A crayon leaves a red mark on paper. Which crayon was used?
22. Which object is made of rubber?
23. A child sorts toys by color. Which group is sorted correctly?
24. A child sorts objects by how they feel. Which two objects feel soft?