Science Worksheets
Six printable science checks with student response space and separate teacher pages. Review flowering plants, animal groups, water movement, states of matter, magnetic attraction and a food chain. Try every PDF free; choose the Word pack only when you need to adapt these activities.
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Elementary Science Worksheets
13 files: six two-page PDFs, six editable Word documents and README. Covers flowering plants, animal groups, water cycle, matter, magnets and food chains. All PDFs are free; the optional $7 pack adds editable Word files and adaptation instructions.
- Parts of a plant (PDF, DOCX)
- Animal groups (PDF, DOCX)
- Water cycle (PDF, DOCX)
- + 3 more
$7.00 USD, one-time 13 files · six PDF + six DOCX + README
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Free sample: Parts of a Plant (PDF)
License: personal and classroom use. Teachers may print and photocopy these files for the students in their own classes, and share them in a password-protected class space (e.g. Google Classroom). Please do not resell, redistribute, or post the files on public websites. One purchase covers one teacher.
Elementary Science Worksheets
13 files: six two-page PDFs, six editable Word documents and README. Covers flowering plants, animal groups, water cycle, matter, magnets and food chains. All PDFs are free; the optional $7 pack adds editable Word files and adaptation instructions.
- Parts of a plant (PDF, DOCX)
- Animal groups (PDF, DOCX)
- Water cycle (PDF, DOCX)
- States of matter (PDF, DOCX)
- Magnets (PDF, DOCX)
- Food chains (PDF, DOCX)
Formats: PDF, DOCX. Instant download after payment (link valid 72 hours, up to 5 downloads). AI-assisted: the templates were drafted with AI help and reviewed and laid out before publishing.
$7.00 USD, one-time 13 files · six PDF + six DOCX + README
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Free sample: Parts of a Plant (PDF)
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Free printables
All six PDFs and teacher pages are free. The optional pack adds editable Word originals and manual adaptation instructions.
Parts of a Plant Worksheet
Animal Groups Worksheet
Printable Water Cycle Worksheet
States of Matter Printable Worksheet
Printable Magnet Attraction Worksheet
Printable Food Chains WorksheetChoose a check for a topic already taught
Use a student page first, then discuss the separate teacher page. These activities check vocabulary and explanations; they are not a complete science course.
- Parts of a Plant — Six questions about the jobs of roots, stems, green leaves, flowers, seeds and fruits in a typical flowering plant. Page two gives model answers and a discussion prompt about mineral nutrients and sugars.
- Animal Groups — Ten classification questions covering six example animal groups. The teacher page compares dolphins, trout and axolotls to show why habitat alone does not identify a group.
- Water Cycle — Six questions on evaporation, condensation, precipitation, water storage, sunlight and gravity. The teacher page explains the difference between invisible water vapour and droplets in clouds.
- States of Matter — Ten solid, liquid or gas questions with explicit conditions. Visible mist droplets are liquid; invisible water vapour is gas. A teacher prompt discusses why slow-flowing honey is still a liquid.
- Magnets — Eight objects with separate prediction and observation columns for a teacher-led activity. The teacher page explains why coins and stainless-steel objects can vary and gives preparation and safety instructions.
- Food Chains — Six questions about grass, a rabbit and a red fox. The teacher page explains energy-flow arrows, producers, consumers and decomposers without treating the Sun as an organism or the fox as exclusively carnivorous.
Adapt the lesson in Word
The editable files let you change examples and writing space. For example, change Animal Groups question 7 from Dolphin to Bat on both the student page and teacher key. The answer stays Mammal. Ask learners why flying does not make a bat a bird. Save a copy, reopen it and check both pages before printing. If you change a question, check the science and update its key yourself.
Free alternatives and fit
K5 Learning has a larger collection of free science PDFs with answer pages. Use free PDFs if printing is all you need. This $7 pack provides editable versions of these six activities; it does not provide automatic marking, original scientific illustrations or a standards-certified curriculum.
Science checks behind this revision
Water vapour is invisible; visible mist contains liquid droplets. Magnetic attraction depends on material, so coins and stainless-steel objects require observation. An axolotl remains aquatic but is an amphibian. Food-chain arrows show energy transfer, and a red fox can also eat plant foods.
References: NOAA on water vapour, BSSA on stainless steel, AMNH on axolotls, USGS on the water cycle, and NPS on red foxes. Further references are included in README.
Frequently asked questions
What is actually included?
Six student worksheets and six teacher key/discussion pages, supplied as six PDFs and six editable Word documents, plus README: 13 files. No diagrams to label, equipment, software, weather logs or rock activities are included.
What does the paid pack add?
All six PDFs are free. The $7 pack adds the editable Word originals and instructions for changing questions, response space and the corresponding teacher key. Answers do not update automatically.
Who should use these worksheets?
Teachers, tutors and families reviewing these topics after instruction. Read the free samples to judge vocabulary and difficulty for your learners. This is not a complete curriculum or a validated assessment.
Are these standards certified?
No. No formal curriculum alignment, certification or guaranteed learning outcome is claimed.
How does the magnet activity work?
An adult selects and handles suitable equipment and follows its manufacturer instructions. Students record actual observations. Small loose or powerful magnets must be kept away from children. Some objects have variable results, explained on the teacher page.
Was AI used?
AI assisted drafting. The revised questions, keys and layouts were checked against the references listed in README and on this page. No external expert endorsement is claimed.