Grade 1Environmental Activities

What your child actually learns this year

Every strand and every topic in the Grade 1 Environmental Activities curriculum, exactly as the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development sets it out. Written so you can read it in one sitting, without a teaching qualification.

1Social EnvironmentThe largest strand: the child's own body, home, family, school and market.5 topics·130 questions
  • Cleaning My Body

    3 skills

    Washing hands, face and teeth properly, and why it matters.

  • Our Home

    4 skills

    The parts of a home, what each is for, and keeping it clean and safe.

  • Family Needs

    5 skills

    What a family needs to live, and who provides what.

  • Our School

    4 skills

    The parts of the school, the people in it, and how to move around it safely.

  • Our market

    4 skills

    What is sold at the local market, and how buying and selling works.

2Natural EnvironmentThe sky, the ground and the air: weather, soil and sound.3 topics·85 questions
  • Weather and the Sky

    4 skills

    Describing the weather, what is in the sky, and dressing for the day.

  • Soil

    4 skills

    The kinds of soil nearby, what they feel like, and what grows in them.

  • Sound

    4 skills

    Loud and soft sounds, where they come from, and which ones warn us.

3Resources in Our EnvironmentThe three things everything else depends on: water, plants and animals.3 topics·85 questions
  • Water

    4 skills

    Where water comes from, what it is used for, and keeping it clean and safe.

  • Plants

    4 skills

    Plants nearby, their parts, and which ones are useful.

  • Animals

    4 skills

    Animals at home and nearby, what they need, and how to behave around them.

Why you can take this page at face value

Straight from the KICD design

The strands and topics on this page are the Grade 1 Environmental Activities curriculum as the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development sets it out. We have not chosen them, reordered them or left any out.

Nothing here is a sample

Every topic below is covered in our question bank, not a selection of the easy ones. The numbers beside each strand are the real counts.

Marked by a machine, written by a person

Each question carries its full working and a note on why every wrong answer is wrong, so a child who misses one is told what they were thinking, not just that they were wrong.

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300 Grade 1 Environmental Activities questions in the bank, covering every topic on this page.