This worksheet is designed to help young children learn the difference between day and night by sorting pictures into the correct categories. Here's how to solve it:
Objective:
Cut out each picture at the bottom of the page and paste it in the correct column — either "Day" or "Night."
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Step-by-Step Solution:
Let’s examine each image and determine whether it belongs to
Day or
Night.
1.
Clouds
- Clouds can be seen during both day and night, but they are typically associated with daytime when the sun is visible.
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✔ Day
2.
Rooster
- Roosters crow in the morning to signal the start of the day.
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✔ Day
3.
Sun
- The sun is only visible during the day.
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✔ Day
4.
Owl
- Owls are nocturnal animals — they are active at night.
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✔ Night
5.
Rainbow
- Rainbows appear during the day after rain when sunlight shines through water droplets.
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✔ Day
6.
Moon and Stars
- The moon and stars are visible at night.
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✔ Night
7.
Bed
- People usually sleep at night, so a bed is associated with nighttime.
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✔ Night
8.
Bat
- Bats are nocturnal animals that come out at night.
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✔ Night
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Final Answer:
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Day Column:
- Clouds
- Rooster
- Sun
- Rainbow
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Night Column:
- Owl
- Moon and Stars
- Bed
- Bat
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Instructions for Use:
1. Cut out each picture from the dashed boxes at the bottom.
2. Paste each image into the correct column ("Day" or "Night") based on the above reasoning.
3. This activity helps children develop categorization skills and understand daily routines and nature patterns.
✔ Completed Worksheet Summary:
|
Day |
Night |
|------------------|--------------------|
| ☁️ Clouds | 🦉 Owl |
| 🐔 Rooster | 🌙 Moon & Stars |
| ☀️ Sun | 🛏️ Bed |
| 🌈 Rainbow | 🦇 Bat |
This is a fun and educational way for preschoolers to learn about time of day!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of night worksheet.
