Hear the beat
In this science worksheet, your child learns about the different sounds instruments make and identifies which instruments make noise when beaten.
High and low notes!
Long keys make low notes, short keys make high notes. In this science worksheet, your child learns about xylophone keys and the relative sounds the keys make.
Hot stuff
What happens to these things when they're heated? This science worksheet helps your child learn about melting and the effect heat has on some objects, but not others.
Is it a living thing?
Living things can move, eat, grow, and reproduce! In this science worksheet, your child will circle the images of each living thing.
Is it alive?
Can that bike move by itself? In this science worksheet, your child identifies which things can move by themselves and learns that when things are alive, they can move on their own.
Is it see-through?
In this science worksheet, your child will think about whether each common item might be see-through, not see-through, or if light might be seen through it. Your child can test this theory on these and other items, too. For this experiment you will need: a flashlight, household fabrics, and objects.
It can be a shocker!
What do you know about electricity? In this science worksheet, your child answers questions about electricity and safety.
It's being changed!
What happens when you heat or cool it? In this science worksheet, your child learns about how heating and cooling affect different kitchen items.
It's elastic
How much will it stretch? In this science worksheet, your child observes how different elastic bands stretch and interprets the data.
It's electric!
Does that need electricity to work? In this science worksheet, your child learns about objects that get power by being plugged in versus objects that get power from batteries.
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