1st Grade Science Worksheets

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88 1st Grade Science Worksheets

All about seeds!

Each of these fruits are cut in half! In this coloring science worksheet, your child will color each fruit's seeds and learn about the relationship between seeds, flowers, and fruit.

Animal homes

Where does this animal live? In this science worksheet, your child learns about the different environments animals can live in - and connects each animal to its home.

Animal homes that are just right

Where does this animal live? In this science worksheet, your child learns about the different environments animals can live in - and connects each animal to its home.

Are you aware?

In this science worksheet, your child connects each item with the body part that helps Sophia sense it — and identifies the one sense she can't use.

Be forceful!

Pushing and pulling are forces that can make a ball move slowly or quickly. In this coloring science worksheet, your child will identify which actions will create more force and which will create less force.

Be kind to your teeth

Is this good for your teeth? In this coloring science worksheet, your child learns about different foods and whether they are good for kids' teeth.

Being alive

What are these living things doing that show they're alive? In this science worksheet, your child learns about actions and feelings that only living things can do and experience.

Being forceful

Pushing and pulling are forces that can start and stop motion. In this science worksheet, your child identifies whether the forces are being exerted to start movement or stop movement.

Being shadowed

See the tree's shadow? In this science worksheet, your child learns about the direction of the sun and how it makes shadows and then draws the girl's shadow, too.

Bend it! Stretch it! Squash it!

In this science worksheet, your child will learn that some objects change shapes when they're bent, squashed, or stretched and then return to their former shapes. For each object, your child will check the box if it can be squashed, mark the box with an x if the object can stretch, or color the object if it can bend.