Science Worksheets

Learn to classify animal (vertebrate) groups with these printable animal worksheets. Learn about mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, and amphibians.

Read about your all of your favorite animal species.

Learn about plant and animal cells with these diagrams, worksheets, and activities.

Print dinosaur reading comprehension articles, dinosaur puzzles, dino math pages, and more.

Explore current electricity and circuits with these worksheets and activities.

Learn about the senses of sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste with these printables.

Explore food chains and ecosystems with these printables.

Measure the volume of liquids in the graduated cylinders.

Discover the workings of the human body with these articles and worksheets.

Learn about the anatomy and life cycle of insects.

Our invertebrates page has a classroom scavenger hunt, word maze puzzles, reading comprehension passages, a cut-and-sort activity, and a classroom scavenger hunt.

Learn landform vocabulary words, such as plain, plateau, mesa, volcano, cliff, isthmus, mountain, and hill.

Life cycle wheel, scavenger hunt, worksheets, and a mini-book about butterflies

Scavenger hunt, worksheets, life cycle wheel, and a mini-book about frogs

Find out how a mealworm changes into an adult darkling beetle.

Find out how light energy works. This page has a reading comprehension passage and a classroom scavenger hunt.

Learn about magnetism with these experiments and worksheets.

Learn the different between the three states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases.

This page has worksheets, learning centers, and activities to help students learn about healthy and unhealthy food choices.

This page has everything you need for a unit on owls and for an owl pellet dissection project.

Learn all about plant life with these printables.

Discover the workings of the six basic simple machines.

Explore outer space with this collection of worksheets and games.

Learn all about our planet with these worksheets of layers of the Earth, rocks, and volcanoes.

Use these worksheets and activities to teach students about weather.

A full index of all Math, ELA, Spelling, Phonics, Grammar, Science, and Social Studies worksheets found on this website.

Science is an essential subject in elementary and middle school, providing students from kindergarten through eighth grade with the foundational knowledge to understand the natural world. Science education covers various disciplines, including life science, earth science, physical science, and environmental science. In the early grades, students explore basic concepts like plant and animal life cycles, weather patterns, and the properties of matter. As they move through the middle grades, they dive deeper into topics like ecosystems, the solar system, force and motion, chemistry, and the scientific method. By middle school, students begin to engage with more complex ideas, such as energy, genetics, and environmental impact.

In kindergarten through fifth grade, science is often taught through hands-on activities and experiments that make learning fun and engaging. For example, students might plant seeds to learn about plant growth, create simple circuits to explore electricity, or observe the water cycle in action. Science lessons often include interactive demonstrations, group discussions, and inquiry-based learning, encouraging students to ask questions and think critically about the world around them. By the time students reach sixth through eighth grade, the curriculum becomes more focused on deeper scientific inquiry. Students conduct experiments, collect and analyze data, and draw conclusions based on evidence. Lab activities, research projects, and field trips play a key role in helping students understand scientific concepts on a practical level.

Understanding the core concepts of science is crucial for students, as it builds critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Science helps students develop an understanding of the natural laws that govern the world and equips them with the knowledge to make informed decisions. As technology and innovation continue to shape the future, a strong grasp of science concepts is important not only for academic success but also for becoming informed citizens in a rapidly changing world. Learning science fosters curiosity, encourages creativity, and helps students approach problems with a methodical and evidence-based mindset, skills that are essential for success in higher education and many future careers. Let Super Teacher Worksheets help your young learners with our free science worksheets and hands on activities!