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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.

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Physical Science Worksheets and Handouts

Here is a collection of free physical science worksheets, handouts, and quizzes. Topics include Earth science, geology, meteorology (weather), astronomy, physics, and chemistry. The files are PDF, PNG, JPG, and formats using Google Apps for Google Classroom. So, you have options for downloading, printing, and working directly online. There are resources for grade school, middle school, high school, and college.

Earth Science Worksheets (Including Geology, Meteorology, Oceanography)

Label important features, such as types of clouds, layers of the atmosphere and Earth, and tectonic plates.

Types of Clouds

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Layers of the Earth

Layers of the Atmosphere

Label the Ocean Currents

Label the Tectonic Plates

Types of Faults

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Renewable vs Non-Renewable Energy

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Soil Layers

Soil Taxonomy

Astronomy Worksheets and Handouts

The Solar System

Phases of the Moon

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• Difference Between Meteors, Meteoroids, Comets, and Asteroids [ JPG Graphic ]
• How to Choose a Telescope [ PNG Graphic ]
• Right Ascension and Declination [ PNG Graphic ]
• How to Convert Degrees to Radians [ PNG Graphic ]

Chemistry Worksheets and Handouts

There is an entire section devoted to chemistry worksheets and handouts . Here are some highlights:

• Printable Periodic Tables
• How to Use a Periodic Table Worksheet #1 [ PDF ][ Answers ] Worksheet #2 [ PDF ][ Answers ]
• Periodic table Bingo game [ PDF ]
• Chemistry scavenger hunt [ PDF clues ][ Answers ]
• Chemical and Physical Changes Worksheet [ PDF ][ Answers ]
• Homogeneous or Heterogeneous Mixtures [ PDF ][ Answers ]
• Intensive and Extensive Properties [ Worksheet ][ Answer Key ]
• Intrinsic and Extrinsic Properties [ PDF ][ Answers ]
• Ionic and Covalent Compounds (Names and Identification) [ PDF Worksheet ][ Answer Key ]
• Ionic Compound Names and Formulas [ PDF Worksheet ][ Answer Key ]
• Mixtures Worksheet [ PDF ][ Answers ]
• Types of Chemical Reactions [ Worksheet ][ Answers ]

Physics Worksheets and Handouts

Get worksheets and study guides for general physics topics.

Identify Simple Machines

Label Parts of a Wave

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Physical Science Word Search Puzzles

This list includes only a few of the available puzzles. Check out our full list of science word search puzzles . The main pages for each puzzle (the first hyperlink) often include vocabulary terms and definitions.

• Astronomy Word Search Puzzle [ puzzle PDF ][ solution PDF ][ puzzle PNG ][ solution PNG ]
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• Geology Word Search [ puzzle PDF ][ solution PDF ][ puzzle PNG ][ solution PNG ]
• Volcano Word Search [ puzzle PDF ][ solution PDF ][ puzzle PNG ][ solution PNG ]
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• Chemistry Word Search [ puzzle PDF ][ solution PDF ][ puzzle PNG ][ solution PNG ]
• 118 Elements of the Periodic Table [ puzzle PDF ][ solution PDF ][ puzzle PNG ][ solution PNG ]
• Weather Word Search [ puzzle PDF ][ solution PDF ][ puzzle PNG ][ solution PNG ]
• Physical Science Word Search Puzzle [ puzzle PDF ][ solution PDF ][ puzzle PNG ][ solution PNG ]

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Science Worksheets Listed By Specific Topic Area

Science is an area of study which involves anything and everything in the entire Universe. It helps us understand who we are as humans and what we need in order to survive. You learn about the different compounds, atoms, and molecules that make up the different foods and beverages that we consume. It is a necessary area of study for students to learn, understand, and explore.

We offer tons of exciting science worksheets for teachers to print out. We have a variety of different and interesting subjects that can be taught and studied. We have fun activities to add to your science lessons. We are constantly adding new science worksheets to our site for all grade levels. If there is a certain topic of interest that you need but do not see on our site, please let us know and we will do the best we can to help you! You will find well over 1,000 worksheets in this area. We try to make plenty available for all grade levels. New complete sections are on their way.

• Animals - Our most complete science area. Includes great printables for acquainting students with their Kingdom.
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• Chemistry Labs - Very simple chemistry labs that require few supplies, but a very fun.
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• Dinosaurs - Fun sheets involving our favorite extinct organisms.
• Earth - Planet Earth Worksheets. Great for Earth Day!
• Elements and Compounds - Practice for learning your chemical element symbols, a printable periodic table, and a great deal more!
• Environment - Worksheet that bring awareness to pollution and taking care of Mother Nature!
• Farm Worksheets - Great for Agriculture Day.
• Food - A look at the basic nature of food.
• Forces Of Nature - Worksheets that help students learn about hurricanes, tornadoes, and other conditions humans encounter.
• General Activities - The activities in this section require student to use basic skills.
• Human Body - Fun activities and worksheet for introducing the human body.
• Hurricane and Tornadoes - Focuses on this specific aspect of nature.
• Influential Scientists - The people who helped drive science throughout the world.
• Insects - Worksheets for Insect fun!
• Inventors - These worksheets really help kids appreciate inventors!
• Magnets / Electricity - Examine the finer points of magnets and their relationship to electricity.
• Measurement - Metric and U.S. Standards of Measurement.
• Oceans - Students learn about the nature of oceans and ocean life.
• Physics Labs - From the laws of motion to magnets. Labs can be adapted to just about any level.
• Plants - Learn about plants and their relationship with other living things.
• Rainforest - Learning about the wonders of this beautiful biome.
• Safety Form - Use this form to make students and parents aware of your safety rules.
• Scientific Method Worksheets - We look at the practical uses of the scientific method.
• Simple Machines - My how machines make our lives easier!
• Sorting and Classifying - Great for meeting national standards.
• Space - We explore the entire Solar System!
• Tsunamis - Take an in depth look at this phenomenon!
• Volcanoes - Examine the dangerous, yet intriguing nature of volcanoes.
• Water - The Compound of life is explored. Common questions and chemical questions are answered.
• Weather - Take a look at the power and mystery of the Earth's weather patterns.

What are the High School Science Courses?

From space missions to high-tech gadgets, the possibilities of discovery and invention are endless using the power of science.

People often associate sciences subjects with biology, chemistry, and physics. However, there is a wide variety of subjects taught to high school students that fall under the category of 'science.'

Some of these science subjects are optional, while others are mandatory for your high school graduation. These courses build the foundation for students, especially those looking to make a science career.

Students interested in this subject are likely to build their careers around it and make significant future discoveries to help improve our lives and the environment we live in!

Science-focused high schools offer a highly focused curriculum centered on these types of courses like environmental science.

So, if you are intrigued by nature of topic and enjoy exploring and discovering new things, a curriculum like this would help build your knowledge and provide you a stepping stone toward getting a college degree in science and building a career.

Let's see what these types of courses are offered to high school students. High schools that focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning also offer more science courses than ever before.

Important High School Science Courses You Should Know About! Here are some high school courses commonly taught in schools and are available for students with an interest or background in science.

1. Biology - Biology is one of the most popular science subjects students opt for in high school. These classes focus less on math, allowing students to take a math class to develop their math skills before being required to apply mathematical concepts in these type of courses.

In biology, students primarily cover the following topics:

- Cells - Organisms - Ecology - Human Growth and Development - Genetics

Biology is relatively easier than other science subjects, and it prepares them for other harder types of subjects.

2. Chemistry - Unlike biology, chemistry requires students to have a stronghold on math. It is popularly known to be the toughest subject among high school students. However, with the right teacher and dedicated learning effort, chemistry can be fun.

Chemistry does require extra practice to understand and master. Remember, practice makes perfect! Solve as many practice problems as you can. Core chemistry concepts taught in high school include Periodicity and atomic structure, chemical reactions, Kinetics, Electrochemistry, etc.

3. Physics - Physics is often a subject of choice for high school students as it adds value to their college applications. It involves numerous complex concepts that are challenging and require a lot of practice.

A good grade in chemistry does look good on your college application! Like chemistry, physics also requires a stronghold in math and covers concepts like Matter, motion, forces, space and time, etc.

Pro tip: For most science courses, you will be required to have a stronghold on mathematical concepts. These concepts may be tough, but practicing is the only way for the topics to sink in fully. So, make use of all the available resources to you. You can refer to several YouTube tutorials and textbooks available online.

4. Earth or Physical Science - Students often opt for Earth or Physical Science as it does not involve a lot of math and the difficulty level is rather low compared to other primary science subjects like physics and chemistry.

The name of this course varies from school to school. It is often referred to as Earth or Physical Science and covers topics like organic chemistry, types of rocks on earth, atmospheric study, etc. Some schools often offer an option to students to choose between Physics or Earth Science.

5. Environmental Science - Environmental explores, identifies, and analyses environmental problems we face and their solutions. These environmental issues include natural problems and those created by people.

In this science course, students learn how to assess the impact of these issues and the risks associated with them. Students are also encouraged to come up with environmentally-friendly solutions to these issues. Common topics include pollution, water availability, usage, energy shortages, etc.

6. Astronomy - Students often confuse astronomy with astrology which is the study of stars focusing on horoscopes. Astronomy is an interesting science course that covers topics like black holes, the development of the solar system, the motion of objects, laws of gravity and motions, and so on.

Students also learn about radiation, magnetism, nuclear reactions, and other topics related to physics. This foundational course is taught in high school for students hoping to build a career as an astronomer.

7. Computer Science - These types of courses are ideal for students looking to build a career in the IT or software industry. With the rapid increase in the demand for IT specialists, this course forms a strong foundation for students interested in this field.

Students cover topics like computation, algorithms, computational complexity, computer design, programming languages, etc.

8. Sports, Exercise, and Health Science - Health driven courses cover topics like human anatomy, physiology, and things related to your general well-being in terms of health. This discipline focuses on humans' physical and behavioral well-being.

This introductory course aims to expose students to various healthcare industry options. Students can explore them and choose a career path accordingly. For example, sports medicine, dentistry, etc.

While most science courses are difficult and complex, they do brush up your college applications, provided you have scored well in them.

Practice your science skills and improve upon your mistakes. Good grades are a surefire way to impress college recruiters. It displays dedicated and consistent academic efforts made on your part. Participate in extracurricular activities like science fairs that allow you to be innovative and display your science projects. Activities like these give students a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Don't be demotivated if you don't understand concepts in the first go. Learning and understanding these courses require a constant effort on your part. Ask as many questions from your teacher as you possibly can to improve your science skills.

5th Grade Science Worksheets and Study Guides

The big ideas in Fifth Grade Science include learning about the life, earth, and physical sciences by exploring them within the framework of the following topics: “Ecosystems: Terrestrial and Aquatic” (characteristics and interactions); “Landforms and Oceans” (natural processes and the ocean floor); “Properties of Matter” (mixtures and solutions); and “Forces and Motion” (position, direction, and speed).

Science Worksheets and Study Guides Fifth Grade

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Science Worksheets for Grade 2

Understanding our world.

Our grade 2 science worksheets introduce concepts in the life sciences , earth sciences and the physical sciences in ways that students can relate to their everyday lives. The emphasis is on observation, classification and understanding familiar subjects in a more scientific way.

How plants survive, grow, pollinate and disperse seeds.

Animal needs, foods, classification, habitats and life cycles.

Parts of the body, healthy habits and the human life cycle.

Weather and climate

Describing and graphing the weather, temperature and forecasting.

Earth and water

Describing the earth's surface and understanding how it changes.

The solar system

The sun, earth, moon, planets and space travel.

The environment

Natural resources, energy and conservation.

Material properties

Observe and classify materials by their properties, reversible changes and states of matter.

Forces and machines

Forces, motion and 6 simple machines (incline plane, etc).

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4th Grade Science Worksheets

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A question of life or death

See what living things can do! In this science worksheet, your child connects pictures of the activities of living things to the words they represent.

A whale of a story

How fast does sound travel in water? In this science worksheet, your child learns about the speed of sound in different environments and interprets data in a table to answer questions.

All mixed up!

What happens when solids are added to liquids? In this science worksheet, your child will determine (or try to!) what may happen when various solids are added to different types of liquids.

All-weather gift wrap

Are these materials absorbent? In this science worksheet, your child learns about materials that are and aren't absorbent.

Animal dinnertime!

Is it an herbivore or a carnivore? In this science worksheet, your child identifies which animals are herbivores and which are carnivores.

Animal habitats

In what habitat would these animals normally live? In this science worksheet, your child connects each animal to its natural habitat.

Animals must fit in

How do the tadpole's eyes, gills, and tail help it survive? In this science worksheet, your child learns to consider how a tadpole's body helps it survive in its natural habitat.

Are beds made of balsa wood?

Which wood is most susceptible to woodworms? In this science worksheet, your child learns about different types of wood and reads a table of data to answer questions.

Are these made of metal?

In this science worksheet, your child will read a table full of experiment results data and determine how many objects are made of metal.

Attract or repel?

Look at these pairs of magnets! In this science worksheet your child learns about magnetic poles and determines whether pairs of magnets will attract or repel each other.

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Science Worksheets For Kids

Igniting and feeding curiosity through the wonders of science.

MomJunction’s free science worksheets help your children strengthen their fundamentals in the subject. They will help the child develop an interest in the subject.

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• How often should my child use science worksheets? ‹ The frequency of using physical science worksheets depends on your child’s age and interest in the subject. Younger children, have a shorter span of attention, so you can engage them in short and frequent sessions. For older children, the session can be longer but do not overload them. If your child enjoys it, you can create a daily or weekly, which can help them hooked to science.
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• How do science worksheets encourage a love for scientific inquiry? ‹ The questions in science worksheets can generate curiosity in children’s minds, leading to exploration and discovery. It can further develop a passion for science in young minds. With every right answer, your child may feel motivated to explore and uncover more information to better understand scientific concepts.
• How can I extend my child's interest in science beyond worksheets? ‹ If your child shows interest in science, conduct simple experiments at home as a fun activity. Encourage them to observe their surroundings and ask them to find answers to scientific questions. You can buy them science play kits to further develop their interest in it. Also, enroll them in science camps where they can meet science enthusiasts and exchange information related to their favorite subject.
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