Is it see-through?
Skill: Science experiment to try
To see through, or not to see through…
In this hands-on science worksheet, your child will think about common items and whether they are see-through, not see-through, or whether a flashlight glow can be seen through them.
Materials we use
Skill: Guided inquiry
Does it go “ching,” “clunk,” or “thud”?
In this entertaining science worksheet, your child will identify whether various household items are made of wood, metal, or plastic.
Push or pull?
Skill: Understanding force
Forcefulness: push and pull.
In this fun science worksheet, your child will identify which of the two forces is depicted in a series of drawings. They can also practice pushing and pulling with various degrees of power.
Skin, feathers, and shells
Skill: Visual discrimination
Eagles have feathers, turtles have shells 鈥� what do you have?
In this science worksheet, your child will learn about different outer body coverings that different types of animals (including humans) have.
It鈥檚 too loud!
Skill: Hearing and sound
Which is louder, a jumbo jet or barking dog?
With this science worksheet, your child will choose from items and identify soft, loud 鈥� and dangerously loud noises.
