PEI Kindergarten Science Curriculum

PEI Kindergarten Science Topics

• Scientific Inquiry: Asking questions, making observations, and exploring the world through hands-on investigation.
• Basic Needs: Understanding what living things need to survive, including water, food, air, and shelter.
• Characteristics: Identifying features of living and non-living things and how they differ.
• Life Cycles: Exploring how plants and animals grow, change, and reproduce over time.
• Properties: Describing and comparing objects using physical properties such as colour, shape, and texture.
• Classification: Sorting and grouping objects and living things based on shared features.
• Basic Forces: Discovering how push and pull forces affect the movement of objects.
• Simple Machines: Learning how everyday tools and machines make work easier.
• Weather: Observing and describing daily weather patterns and conditions.
• Seasonal Changes: Recognizing how the environment and living things change across the seasons.
• Sky Objects: Noticing and naming objects in the day and night sky, including the sun, moon, and stars.
• Stewardship and Indigenous Knowledge: Understanding our responsibility to care for the natural world, including perspectives from Indigenous ways of knowing.

How StudyPug Helps PEI Kindergarten Science Students

When a young learner gets stuck on a concept like life cycles or basic forces, StudyPug provides clear, step-by-step explanations that break each idea down into simple parts. Guided practice problems let children work through topics at their own pace, building confidence strand by strand.

Parents can use the parent assignments feature to stay connected to what their child is learning, and smart recommendations point the family toward the topics that need the most attention - all aligned to the Prince Edward Island Curriculum for Kindergarten science.

Aligned to PEI Kindergarten Science Curriculum

Every lesson and practice problem on StudyPug is built to match the Prince Edward Island Curriculum for Kindergarten science, covering the full range of strands from scientific inquiry and living things through to weather, sky objects, and stewardship. Families can trust that the content their child sees reflects exactly what is taught in Prince Edward Island classrooms.