Using this Mammal Taxonomy Worksheet, students will be able to write the taxonomy classification for each example of mammal.
Using Our Sun Worksheet, students research the Sun to learn about the properties and its functions.
Using Can You Hear It? Worksheet, students determine which examples show loud and soft sounds.
Using this Seasonal Weather Wear Worksheet, students draw pictures of what you wear in different weather to build their understanding of weather conditions.
Using this Weather Wear Worksheet, students draw pictures of what you wear in different weather to build their understanding of weather conditions.
Using Man and Fuel Powered Worksheet, students circle or cross out the pictures to show if they are man or fuel powered.
Using What's the Temperature Worksheet, students practice reading the temperature on a thermometer to solve real life temperature problems.
UsingFavorite Apples Worksheet, students survey their classmates to learn about their favorite apples.
Using Drawing Things That Grow Worksheet, students draw and write about two things that grow.
Using Ordering Planets Worksheet, students place the planets in their correct order from the Sun.
Using Rainforest True or False Worksheet, students determine which statements about rainforests are true or false.
Using Sound Volume Worksheet, students read each item and write whether the volume produce by it would be loud or soft.
Using this Drawing Ocean Animals Worksheet, students draw animals that they can live in the ocean to learn more about this environment.
Using Magnetic Objects Worksheet, students determine which objects are repelled or attracted to magnets by making predictions and then testing it out.
Using this Matching Oceans Vocabulary Worksheet, students match these ocean facts to the terms to learn more about this environment.
Using Moon Writing Worksheet, students write facts that they know about the moon so they can understand the solar system.
UsingDrawing Fossils Worksheet, studentsillustrate what they think these four objects would look like if they were fossils.
Using this Land and Water Sorting Worksheet, students circle water objects, cross out land objects.
Using this Desert Animals Habitat Worksheet, students circle animals that they can live in the desert.
Using this Desert True or False Worksheet, students determine if facts about the desert are true or false based on their research of this environment.



















