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Grade 1 Social Studies practice sheet

Prince Edward Island Curriculum · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

  1. Question 1

    A friend's lunch is new to you. What can you say?

    🍱
    • That looks interesting. What is it?
    • Yuck!
    • That is gross.
  2. Question 2

    How can you share a space with others?

    • Push others
    • Take turns and make room
    • Take it all
  3. Question 3

    How are all people alike?

    • ❤️we all need love and care
    • 🏷️we all have the same name
    • 🍕we all like the same food
  4. Question 4

    Who brings letters to your home?

    • 🚒firefighter
    • 🚜farmer
    • 📬mail carrier
  5. Question 5

    Jay is a big brother now. What is his new role?

    👶
    • sibling
    • teacher
    • firefighter
  6. Question 6

    Where it snows a lot, what do people need?

    ❄️
    • 🧥warm coats and boots
    • 👡sandals
    • 🩱swimsuits
  7. Question 7

    The library is far from the school. What does far mean?

    • right beside
    • inside
    • a long way away
  8. Question 8

    What tells you what the symbols on a map mean?

    🗺️
    • 🔑the legend (or key)
    • 🎨the colours
    • 🏷️the title
  9. Question 9

    Which symbol shows a place to swim?

    • 🏊a pool
    • 🚌a bus
    • 📚a book
  10. Question 10

    Who can tell you about the past of your community?

    • a baby bird
    • a paper bag
    • a brand new toy
    • an older person who lived there

Answer key

  1. 1. That looks interesting. What is it? (Respect & Inclusion)
  2. 2. Take turns and make room (Getting Along)
  3. 3. ❤️ we all need love and care (Different & Alike)
  4. 4. 📬 mail carrier (My Community)
  5. 5. sibling (My Roles & Responsibilities)
  6. 6. 🧥 warm coats and boots (Our Land)
  7. 7. a long way away (Places in My Community)
  8. 8. 🔑 the legend (or key) (Maps)
  9. 9. 🏊 a pool (Measure & Draw Maps)
  10. 10. an older person who lived there (Then and Now)

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