Using Drawing Living Things Worksheet, students draw examples of living things in the ovals and non-living things in the rectangles.

A categorizing living and non-living things worksheet where 1st graders sort six words into two columns and bubble in living or nonliving for four pictures. Answer key included for fast, no-prep science practice.

Using this Amphibians Worksheet, students will research four types of amphibians to learn more about its environment and other important facts.

Using this Insect Life Cycles Worksheet, students drawand research the life cycle of two different insects; one that undergoes a complete metamorphosis and incomplete metamorphosis.

Using this Insects Worksheet, students research four different types of insects to learn more about each specific category of insects.

Using this Fish Taxonomy Worksheet, students will be able to write the taxonomy classification for each example of fish.

Using this Mammal Taxonomy Worksheet, students will be able to write the taxonomy classification for each example of mammal.

Using this Living and Non-Living Things Mini Pack, students learn about the Living and Non-Living Things through ten fun worksheets and four activities.

UsingLife Cycle Three Pack Science Life Cycles Activity, students sequence the life cycles of three animals.

Using Drawing Things That Grow Worksheet, students draw and write about two things that grow.

Using Circle Living Things Worksheet, students circle living things in order to build their understanding of what makes an object living.

ing Ant Body Parts Worksheet, students label the parts of the ant to build their understanding of an insect's anatomy.

Using What Does a Plant Need Activity, students read and sing the poem “What Do Plants Need?” sung to the tune of Frere Jacques.

Using this Land or Water Activity, students play this sorting game to learn which animals live on land and which live in water.

Using Living and Non-Living Things ABC Order Worksheet, students sort objects into the living and non-living things categories, then they write the words in alphabetical order.

Using Why Is It a Living Thing Worksheet, students write or tell about the things each does that show it is alive or not.

Using Writing the Names of Living Things Worksheet, students write the names of the living and non-living things shown as pictures.

Using Categorizing Living and Non-Living Things Worksheet, students use a Frayer Model to describe characteristics and examples of living and nonliving things.

Using this Frog Facts Activity, students learn about frogs by sorting facts into true or false categories.

Using this Reptile Taxonomy Worksheet, students will be able to write the taxonomy classification for each example of reptile.