
Needs and Wants Picture Sort
Kindergarten needs and wants picture sort: cut and glue 12 pictures under NEEDS or WANTS, then circle the need in six pairs. Answer key included.
Kindergarten worksheets on needs and wants: sorting food, water, shelter and clothing from toys and treats, choosing between two things, and drawing a need and a want.

Kindergarten needs and wants picture sort: cut and glue 12 pictures under NEEDS or WANTS, then circle the need in six pairs. Answer key included.

Kindergarten needs and wants sheet: circle NEED or WANT for ten pictures, then finish four sentences such as I need food because. Answer key included.

Kindergarten needs and wants worksheet: draw a need and a want, then decide what a family with one coin should buy first. Sample answers included.

Kindergarten sheet on what living things need: circle what a puppy needs, then match a baby, a plant and a cat to what each one needs. Answer key included.

Kindergarten needs and wants worksheet: color needs green and wants yellow on a store shelf, write a shopping list of needs, and count each group.

Kindergarten needs and wants check: write N or W under six pictures, circle thumbs up or down for three sentences, and draw a need. Answer key included.
“Tell the difference between a need and a want.”
“Choose the need when it is paired with a want.”
“Name basic needs: food, water, clothing and shelter.”
“Say whether an item is a need or a want.”
“Explain in a sentence why food and a home are needs.”
“Name a want that can wait.”
“Give an example of a need and an example of a want.”
“Decide which to buy first when money is limited.”
“Give a reason for a choice.”
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“Use observations to describe patterns of what plants and animals (including humans) need to survive.”
“Tell what a pet needs from what it only might like to have.”
“Sort everyday items into needs and wants.”
“Choose needs for a family to buy.”
“Count the items in each group.”
“Label pictures as needs or wants.”
“Tell whether a statement about needs is true.”
“Draw an example of a need.”
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