SCIENCE WORKSHEETS FOR GRADE 1
Most parents don't realize that first grade is actually the make-or-break year f...
Download Original →My Five Senses Discovery Sheet
A fun worksheet where first graders draw and label objects they can see, hear, touch, taste, and smell. Simple prompts guide kids to explore their environment, building early observation skills and scientific vocabulary.
Download Original →Living vs. Non-Living Things Sort
This cut-and-paste activity helps grade 1 students classify pictures of animals, plants, rocks, and toys into living or non-living groups. It reinforces basic biology concepts through hands-on sorting and discussion.
Download Original →Plant Parts Labeling Page
A clear diagram of a flower with arrows pointing to roots, stem, leaves, and petals. First graders trace the words and color each part, learning plant anatomy in a simple, engaging way.
Download Original →Weather Watcher Daily Chart
Students track daily weather by drawing sun, clouds, rain, or snow in a weekly chart. This worksheet introduces data collection and pattern recognition, encouraging kids to observe and describe their local climate.
Download Original →Animal Habitats Matching Game
Match animals like fish, bears, and birds to their correct homes—ocean, forest, or sky. Each picture is labeled, helping first graders connect creatures with where they live and why.
Download Original →Push and Pull Science Experiment
A simple worksheet where kids test objects like a toy car or ball, circling whether they push or pull to move them. It introduces force and motion concepts through playful, hands-on exploration.
Download Original →Day and Night Sky Observation
Children draw what they see in the sky during daytime and nighttime, then compare. This activity builds awareness of Earth’s cycles and encourages careful observation of natural changes.
Download Original →Sink or Float Prediction Sheet
First graders predict and test whether items like a cork, coin, or apple sink or float in water. They record results in a simple table, learning about density and buoyancy through experimentation.
Download Original →Seasons Clothing Match
Kids draw lines connecting each season—spring, summer, fall, winter—to appropriate clothing like boots, shorts, or coats. This worksheet links weather changes to everyday choices, fostering environmental understanding.
Download Original →Magnets Attract or Repel?
A hands-on page where students test common objects with a magnet, circling yes or no for attraction. It introduces magnetic properties and encourages scientific inquiry through simple trial and error.
Download Original →My Five Senses Discovery Sheet
A colorful worksheet featuring illustrations of eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and hands. Students match each sense to a corresponding object like a flower or bell, building foundational observation skills through simple, engaging activities.
Download Original →Living vs. Non-Living Things Sort
This cut-and-paste activity helps first graders classify images of animals, plants, rocks, and toys. By sorting items into two columns, children learn to identify characteristics of life, such as growth and movement, in a hands-on way.
Download Original →Plant Life Cycle Diagram
A step-by-step visual guide showing a seed sprouting into a seedling, then a mature plant with flowers. Students label each stage and color the pictures, reinforcing their understanding of how plants grow and change over time.
Download Original →Weather Observation Chart
A simple weekly chart where children draw or circle the daily weather—sunny, rainy, cloudy, or snowy. This worksheet encourages early data collection and pattern recognition, linking real-world observations to basic science concepts.
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