Using Living Non-Living Venn Diagram Worksheet, students use a Venn Diagram to compare living and nonliving things.

Using Physical Changes Observation Worksheet, studentsobserve a physical change, then draw and write to record the changes you saw.

Using this Matching Habitats Worksheet, students draw lines to match five animals pictures to their best living environment.

Using Rocks Minerals Categorization Worksheet, students write aboutdifferent characteristics of minerals and rocks.

Using The Rock Cycle Worksheet, students explain each phase of the rock cycleusing vocabulary words from the word bank.

Using this Water Pollution Worksheet, students list three causes ofwater pollution and discuss what things need to change in order for pollution to stop.

Using Needs and Wants Worksheet, studentscategorize the list of words below into what a person needs to survive, and what a person wants to have in his or her life.

Using Describe It Five Senses Worksheet, students try and describe a snack using adjectives that represent their Five Senses.

Using this Illustrating Clouds Worksheet, students read about different types of clouds and then illustrate their elevations on a landscape.

Using Temperature Actions Worksheet, students describe a situation, activity, location, or event that matches the provided temperature.

Using Too Much Precipitation Weather Worksheet, students match descriptions of flood warnings and watches in order to understand different types of weather.

Using Landform Definitions Worksheet, studentsmatch each landform to its definition.

Using this Map Legends Worksheet, students create a map with map elements used within it in order to use a map effectively.

Using thisOther Cultures Worksheet, students research other cultures to gain a better understanding of communities outside their own.

Using this Multiple Meanings Sentences Worksheet, students write sentences with homonyms to determine or clarify the meaning of unknown or multiple meaning words.

Using this Multiple Meanings Words Worksheet, students write sentences with homonyms to determine or clarify the meaning of unknown or multiple meaning words.

Using Adding Quotation Marks Worksheet, students write quotation marks correctly where they belong in each sentence so they can set off a quote or dialogue in their own writing.

Using Creating Abbreviations Worksheet, students learn how to read and write the abbreviation for the days of the week, measurements, streets, months, and names.

Using Recognizing Fractions Worksheet, students identify pictures that match the provided fractions.

Using this Balanced Scale Worksheet, students use pictures to solve weight problems involving a scale.