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 this Graphing Bugs Worksheet, students analyze the number of bugs at the zoo in a bar graph.

Using this Comparing Seasons Venn Diagram Worksheet, students compare two seasons using a Venn Diagram.

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

Using Plant Riddles Worksheet, students read riddles in order to figure out what part of a plant is being described.

Using this Precipitation Research Worksheet, students keep a week-long log of the type of precipitation you see twice a day.

Using Moon Writing Worksheet, students write facts that they know about the moon so they can understand the solar system.

Using Natural Disasters Matching Worksheet, students match pictures and types of natural disasters to better understand how and why natural disasters occur.

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

UsingDescribing Frogs Worksheet, students write eight facts about how frogs sound, look, feel, or smell in the frog templates.

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

Using this Land and Water Sorting Worksheet, students circle water objects, cross out land objects.

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

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

Using this Girl Body Parts Worksheet, students use a word bank to identify eight major parts on the human body.

Using this Crab, Worm, Cow, Duck Animal Habitats Worksheet, students draw pictures to represent the habitats for the given four animals.

Using this Classifying Reptiles, Amphibians, or Insects Worksheet, students sort types of animals into three different categories to best classify them.

Using this Classifying Seasons Pictures Worksheet, studentswrite spring, summer, fall, or winter beneath each picture.

Using this Classifying Types of Weather Worksheet, studentswrite the weather words into the most logical categories.