all Science worksheets by Subject
A simple but effective worksheet that will introduce your child to the idea of a balanced diet.
This KS2 worksheet will reinforce your child's knowledge of forces and help them to use different methods of recording information.
Encourage your child to feel a variety of objects and then sort them according to whether they are soft or hard.
Worksheet giving ideas for showing the effect of static electricity by using a balloon and various objects.
A worksheet showing results of an experiment into soil permeability with questions for children to answer.
Quiz questions to encourage your child to think about how scientists work and why they do the things they do.
A list of questions to prompt children into thinking further about moving and growing and the importance of the skeleton.
A worksheet with activities your child can try at home to demonstrate the process of condensation.
A worksheet encouraging your child to research into how different gases are used to help us in everyday life.
A cut out and stick activity that encourages children to think about which animals eat which plants and animals. They need to arrange these into food chains with arrows pointing the correct way.
A worksheet to help test children's knowledge of circuits. It also asks questions about fair testing and variables.
This activity is a fantastic opportunity to introduce your child to the concept of light and dark.
Help your child think about their family and living arrangements with this worksheet, which encourages them to draw a picture of their home and the people who live in it.
An activity involving sorting toys according to a criteria discussed between you and your child.
Worksheet with recording table to suggest a way of investigating whether different objects are attracted to a magnet.
A worksheet listing questions for children to research about teeth.
A cut-out and stick activity that will help your child to think about different types of teeth, how they are shaped and what they do.
A list of statements about muscles and bones that children need to cut out and then sort into 'true' and 'false' piles.
A worksheet with pictures of the process of evaporation. Children need to write in the boxes what they think is happening in each picture.