The Squirrel’s Nut Cache: Memory Scouts First Grade Quiz (1st Grade) (Hard) Hoja de trabajo • Descarga gratuita en PDF con clave de respuestas
Can you remember where an animal hides its winter food? Apply sorting and recall skills to solve brain-teasing secret code scenarios.
Panorama pedagógico
This 1st Grade Cognition Quiz evaluates a students ability to recognize and apply basic memory strategies such as categorization, movement-based encoding, and the use of environmental cues. The assessment utilizes a scaffolded approach by connecting abstract cognitive functions to relatable real-world scenarios like hiding marbles or using landmarks. It is ideal for an introductory unit on how the brain works or as a SEL activity centered on metacognition and study habits.
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- Identify effective categorization strategies to improve information recall.
- Apply the concept of cognitive encoding through physical movement and mental imagery.
- Analyze how working memory and reasoning are used to solve everyday problems.
All 10 Questions
- Mia is hiding all her blue marbles in a sandbox and her red marbles in a grass patch. Why is she doing this?A) To lose them on purposeB) To help her brain group them to remember betterC) Because they were too heavyD) To make them change colors
- Leo wants to remember a secret code: 2-4-6. He pretends he is hopping like a bunny 3 times while saying it. This is called ____.A) SleepingB) Encoding with movementC) Giving upD) Drawing
- If you look at something once and then never think about it again, your brain will keep it forever like a treasure chest.A) TrueB) False
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- Sam is trying to solve a puzzle. He tries a square piece, then a round piece, and then a star piece until one fits. What is Sam doing?A) Using a mental strategy to solve a problemB) Taking a napC) Waiting for someone else to do itD) Closing his eyes
- A scout remembers the way home by looking for a big oak tree. This tree acts as a ____ to help him find the path.A) SnackB) BlanketC) Memory cueD) Bed
- Your brain is like a muscle; if you practice remembering hard things, it gets better at it.A) TrueB) False
- If you see a bird with a worm in its beak, you might guess it is going to feed its babies. What is this called?A) SingingB) ReasoningC) SleepingD) Eating
- Jen wants to remember a store list. She makes up a silly story about a giant banana wearing bread shoes. This is a ____.A) MistakeB) SecretC) Memory trickD) Nap
- Solving a maze requires you to keep a picture of the path in your head while you move your pencil.A) TrueB) False
- You see your friend crying and remember when you were sad last week. You decide to give them a hug. This is using memory for:A) Counting to tenB) Running a raceC) Understanding how others feelD) Finding a lost toy
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Preguntas Frecuentes
Most students will finish this Memory Scouts Logic Quiz in about 15 to 20 minutes, making it a perfect quick activity for a morning warm-up or a focused science center rotation.
Yes, this Memory Scouts First Grade Quiz is an excellent resource for substitute teachers because the questions are self-explanatory and provide clear explanations for every answer to facilitate classroom discussion.
Yes, this Memory Scouts First Grade Quiz supports differentiation by using common scenarios that teachers can read aloud to students who are still building their literacy skills while challenging advanced thinkers with complex cognitive terms.
This Memory Scouts First Grade Quiz is specifically tailored for 1st grade students, focusing on age-appropriate vocabulary and relatable social scenarios that match their developmental stage.
You can use this Memory Scouts First Grade Quiz as a formative assessment by reviewing the explanations after the quiz to identify which students understand memory strategies like grouping and which may need more practice with executive function skills.
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