SCIENCE WORKSHEETS GRADE 4 MATTER
Your fourth grader can explain photosynthesis but draws a blank when you ask wha...
Download Original →States of Matter Sorting Activity
A colorful worksheet where fourth graders sort pictures of solids, liquids, and gases into three columns. Includes everyday items like ice, juice, and balloons to help students classify matter based on its observable properties and shape.
Download Original →Properties of Matter Observation Chart
Students fill in a chart recording properties like color, texture, hardness, and flexibility for common objects such as a rock, sponge, and metal spoon. This hands-on activity builds vocabulary and observation skills for grade 4 science.
Download Original →Matter Changes: Melting and Freezing
A simple worksheet exploring how matter changes state when heated or cooled. Students draw arrows between ice, water, and steam, then write short sentences explaining the role of temperature in melting and freezing processes.
Download Original →Mass and Volume Measurement Practice
Using pictures of a balance scale and graduated cylinder, students record the mass and volume of different objects. This worksheet reinforces measurement skills and the concept that matter has both mass and takes up space.
Download Original →Solids, Liquids, Gases Word Search
A fun word search puzzle featuring key vocabulary like solid, liquid, gas, evaporate, condense, and freeze. After finding the words, students match each term to its definition, reinforcing grade 4 matter concepts in an engaging way.
Download Original →Matter Mystery: What Is It?
Students read short clues describing an object's properties, such as 'I am hard, shiny, and do not change shape,' then draw and name the object. This worksheet encourages critical thinking about observable characteristics of matter.
Download Original →Changing States: Condensation Experiment
After a simple classroom demonstration with a cold glass, students answer questions about where water droplets come from. The worksheet explains condensation as a gas turning into a liquid, linking everyday observations to science concepts.
Download Original →Mixtures and Solutions Sorting
Students sort examples like salt water, cereal, and sand into mixtures or solutions. They then explain why each fits its category, building understanding of how different types of matter can combine without changing their identities.
Download Original →Matter Vocabulary Match-Up
A cut-and-paste activity where students match terms like matter, property, and state to their correct definitions. This worksheet helps fourth graders master essential vocabulary for discussing the physical world around them.
Download Original →Reversible and Irreversible Changes
Students examine scenarios like melting chocolate, burning wood, and freezing water. They decide if each change is reversible or irreversible, then draw a simple before-and-after picture to visualize how matter transforms.
Download Original →States of Matter Sorting Activity
A colorful worksheet where fourth graders cut and paste pictures of solids, liquids, and gases into correct columns. Includes ice cubes, water, and balloons to help students visually classify everyday materials based on their physical properties.
Download Original →Matter Changes Observation Chart
Students record observations of melting ice, boiling water, and freezing juice in a structured chart. Prompts guide them to note temperature changes and state transitions, reinforcing how heating and cooling affect matter at a grade-appropriate level.
Download Original →Properties of Matter Scavenger Hunt
A fun classroom worksheet challenging kids to find objects with specific properties like flexibility, transparency, or magnetism. Each item is listed with a checkbox and space to describe its texture, shape, and whether it sinks or floats.
Download Original →Mass and Volume Measurement Lab
Hands-on worksheet guiding students to measure the mass of clay and volume of water using a balance and graduated cylinder. Simple fill-in-the-blank questions help fourth graders connect measurement tools to the physical properties of matter.
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