Using Friction Worksheet, students write and draw three real life examples of friction in order to show their knowledge of force.

Using Magnetism Worksheet, students determine which objects are repelled or attracted to magnets by making predictions and then testing it out.

Using What Made That Sound? Worksheet, students match the sound wave with its proper name.

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

UsingLiquid Measures Worksheet, students color each container with specific amounts to practice their liquid measurements skills.

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

Using Physical Properties Matter Worksheet, students collect various objects from your classroom to observe and describe some of the physical properties of each object.

Using Some Like it Hot Heat Worksheet, students place items in direct sunlight or under a heat lamp after ten minutes record your observations.

Using this Land, Water, or Air Classifying Transportation Worksheet, students sort vehicles into three categories basedon where it can most likely be found.

Using Magnetism Experiment Worksheet, students create a paper clip chain to see how many clips can be added using the force of a magnet.

Using this Shadows Movement Worksheet, studentscreate shadows using a flashlight or desk lamp to show how shadows move when the light source moves.

Using Fields and Poles Magnets Worksheet, students create a paper clip chain to see how many clips can be added using the force of a magnet.

Using Draw and Write Fire Safety Worksheet, students draw pictures and write an explanation about how to be safe with fire.

Using Tools Worksheet, students read the sentences and fill in the blank that describes the tool best.

UsingLet's Make Some Noise Worksheet, studentswork with a partner todecipher what the items are by the sounds being made.

Using Man and Fuel Powered Worksheet, students circle or cross out the pictures to show if they are man or fuel powered.

UsingPeople Riding Transportation Worksheet, students write and draw examples of places they have ridden a bike or car to.

UsingPeople Walking Transportation Worksheet, students write and draw examples of places they have walked to.

Using Magnetic Objects Worksheet, students determine which objects are repelled or attracted to magnets by making predictions and then testing it out.

Using Magnet Attraction Worksheet, students determine which objects are repelled or attracted to magnets by testing it out.