Premium Science Worksheets Collection

• 65 Premium Kindergarten Science Worksheets: Build foundational science knowledge with print-and-go and low-prep activities covering living things, animals, plants, life cycles, weather, seasons, matter, forces, light, habitats, materials, observations, and simple investigations.
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This collection of 65 kindergarten science worksheets helps young learners build foundational knowledge about living things, life cycles, animals, plants, weather, seasons, matter, forces, light, and more. Students learn through tracing, coloring, matching, sorting, sequencing, circling, labeling, simple writing, drawing, recording observations, and cut-and-paste practice. Most worksheets are print-and-go, while cut-and-paste activities are low prep and require only scissors and glue. A few observation and investigation pages are best completed with teacher guidance and simple classroom materials.

• Living and Nonliving Things: Identify, compare, and sort living and nonliving objects.
• Animal Body Coverings: Sort animals according to body coverings such as fur, feathers, and scales.
• Basic Needs of Living Things: Learn that plants and animals need water, air, food, sunlight, and shelter to live and grow.
• Plant and Animal Life Cycles: Sequence the stages in the life cycles of pumpkins, apple trees, butterflies, and other living things.
• Hibernating Animals: Identify and sort animals that hibernate and animals that do not hibernate.
• Four Seasons: Explore spring, summer, fall, and winter through tracing, matching, sorting, and seasonal picture activities.
• Animal Classification: Classify animals by characteristics such as how they move, where they live, and whether they are insects, birds, mammals, or other animal groups.
• Animal Habitats: Sort and match animals with habitats such as forests, deserts, oceans, and Arctic environments.
• Insects: Identify insects, sort insects and non-insects, and complete insect-themed cut-and-paste activities.
• Plant Parts: Identify and label the basic parts of flowers and trees.
• Animal Parts: Identify and label the body parts of animals such as butterflies, fish, birds, and wolves.
• Human Body Parts: Identify and label common external parts of the human body.
• Five Senses: Explore sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch through picture sorting, matching, and cut-and-paste activities.
• Weather: Identify common weather conditions and match weather words with the correct pictures.
• Sources and Bodies of Water: Learn about oceans, ponds, lakes, rivers, and other sources of water.
• Animal Babies: Match adult animals with their babies and learn the names of familiar young animals.
• Solids, Liquids, and Gases: Sort and identify examples of the three basic states of matter.
• Push and Pull: Explore how pushes and pulls can make objects move.
• Sink or Float: Predict and identify whether familiar objects will usually sink or float in water.
• Magnetic or Not Magnetic: Identify objects that are attracted to magnets and objects that are not magnetic.
• Light Sources and Shadows: Identify natural and artificial light sources and explore how shadows are formed.
• Day and Night: Compare activities and objects commonly associated with daytime and nighttime.
• Sun, Moon, and Stars: Learn about objects seen in the sky during the day and at night.
• Materials and Their Properties: Identify common materials such as wood, metal, plastic, fabric, glass, and rubber and describe properties such as soft, hard, rough, smooth, bendable, and rigid.
• Plant Growth Observation: Observe, draw, and record changes as a plant grows over time.
• Predict and Observe Investigation: Make predictions, complete simple teacher-led investigations, and record observations and results.
• Teacher Support Pages and Answer Keys: A table of contents, how-to-use tips, skills covered, printing tips, and answer keys are included to make the resource easier to use. Answer keys are provided for worksheets with fixed answers; drawing, prediction, observation, and investigation responses may vary.