SCIENCE WORKSHEETS YEAR 2
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Download Original →Growing Seeds Experiment
A simple worksheet where year 2 students draw and label a seed's growth stages. Includes space to record daily observations like height and leaf count, perfect for introducing basic plant biology and scientific recording skills.
Download Original →Animal Habitats Sorting
This worksheet asks children to match animals like frogs, birds, and fish to their correct habitats: pond, tree, or ocean. It builds early classification skills and understanding of where different creatures live naturally.
Download Original →My Five Senses Chart
A fun activity where kids list one thing they can see, hear, smell, taste, and touch. Each sense has a dedicated box for drawing or writing, helping year 2 learners connect personal experiences to basic science concepts.
Download Original →Materials and Their Properties
Students identify common objects like a wooden spoon or metal key, then tick whether they are hard, soft, shiny, or dull. This worksheet reinforces vocabulary for describing materials in everyday life.
Download Original →Push and Pull Forces
Children look at pictures of a child pushing a swing or pulling a wagon, then circle the correct force word. It introduces the concept of motion and forces in a simple, visual way for young learners.
Download Original →Weather Diary Template
A weekly chart for year 2 students to record daily weather: sunny, rainy, cloudy, or windy. Includes a small thermometer drawing to color, encouraging observation and pattern recognition in nature.
Download Original →Living vs Non-Living Things
This worksheet presents images of a cat, rock, tree, and toy car. Students sort them into two columns by circling or cutting and pasting, teaching the basic criteria for life like growth and movement.
Download Original →Rocks and Soil Observation
Kids examine a small rock and soil sample, then draw and describe texture, color, and size. Simple prompts guide them to use magnifying glasses and record findings like 'bumpy' or 'brown'.
Download Original →Healthy Eating Plate
A blank plate divided into sections for fruits, vegetables, grains, and protein. Year 2 students draw or paste food pictures, learning about balanced diets and why different food groups help our bodies.
Download Original →Day and Night Sorting
Students sort activities like sleeping, eating breakfast, or stargazing into day or night columns. This worksheet reinforces the concept of Earth's rotation and daily routines linked to sunlight.
Download Original →Exploring Plant Growth: A Year 2 Science Worksheet
This worksheet helps year 2 students observe how seeds grow into plants. Children label parts like roots, stems, and leaves, then draw their own sprouting bean. A simple experiment encourages recording daily changes in plant height.
Download Original →Animal Habitats Sorting Activity for Year 2
Young learners match animals to their homes—forest, ocean, desert, or pond. This colorful worksheet builds observation skills and introduces basic ecology. Each picture prompts discussion about why certain animals live where they do.
Download Original →Year 2 Materials: Magnetic or Not? Worksheet
Students test everyday objects like paper clips, coins, and erasers to see if magnets attract them. The worksheet includes a prediction column and a results table, fostering early scientific inquiry and hands-on learning about magnetic properties.
Download Original →Simple Forces: Push and Pull Worksheet for Year 2
This activity teaches children to identify pushes and pulls in daily actions, like opening a door or pulling a wagon. Clear illustrations guide them to circle the correct force, building foundational physics vocabulary through relatable examples.
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