Using this Classifying List Worksheet, students add examples to four different categories based on the description.

Using Chemical Changes Observation Worksheet, studentswatch a chemical change experiment occur and then record observations through writing and drawing.

Using Fall Faster Gravity Worksheet, studentscircle what object youthink will hit the ground first by thinking about gravity's force, acceleration, and resistance,

This Energy Wordsearch Worksheet is a fun way for students to learn about energy vocabulary!

Using Drawing Heat Energy Worksheet, studentsdraw and label a diagram of an object with thermal energy transferring its heat molecules to another object with a lower temperature.

Using Chemical Changes Examples Worksheet, studentsdetermine which scenarios are examples of chemical changes and then give examples of matter that has been changed chemically.

Using Electricity Worksheet, students answer questions based on a reading passage to build their understanding of how electricity is made and works.

Using this How Many Wheels Classifying Transportation Worksheet, students sort vehicles into three categories basedon the number of wheels.

This simple machines fill in the blanks worksheet has 3rd graders name the lever, pulley, wedge, screw, inclined plane, and wheel and axle from real-life clues, then explain how two of them make work easier. Answer key included.

Using Chemical Changes Matter Worksheet, studentsdetermine which scenarios are examples of chemical changes.

Using Magnetic Earth Worksheet, students create their own compass to learn more about the Earth's magnetic fields.

Using this Classifying Tools Worksheet, students sort tools into two categories basedon their function.

Using Sink or Float Activity, students sort the picture onto the sink or float mat to identify objects that sink and float.

This first grade classroom objects magnet attraction worksheet has students sort six everyday items into attract or does-not-attract columns as they explore magnetism. Answer key included — a quick, hands-on way to practice physical science.

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

Using Conductors Worksheet, students circle the objects that would be good electrical conductors.

Using Matter Worksheet, students write about and draw the 3 states of matter in order to build their understanding of how objects are made up.

Using Solid Liquid Gas Worksheet, students write about the 3 main states of matter in order to build their understanding of how objects are made up.

Using this Identify Simple Machines Worksheet, students identify the types of simple machines pictured using a word bank.

Using Sink Float Examples Worksheet, students draw examples of objects that sink and float.