Kindergarten Science Worksheets

Kindergarten science worksheets help young learners explore the world around them by observing, describing, and finding patterns in nature. These printables are organized around life science, earth and space science, and physical science, the three strands of kindergarten science standards. Students discover what plants and animals need to survive, track changes in the daily weather, and explore how pushes and pulls make objects move. Explore kindergarten-level science topics below to find standards-aligned worksheets, charts, and hands-on activities.

Kindergarten Life Science Worksheets

In kindergarten, students learn about living things, including what plants and animals need to survive, how plants and animals can change their environment to meet their needs, and how an animal’s needs connect to the place where it lives.

Kindergarten Plant Science Printables

Plant Needs

Kindergarten students learn what plants need to survive, from sunlight and water to room to grow.

How Seeds Sprout

Students explore different types of seeds and what each one needs to sprout and start growing.

What Flowers Need

Kindergarteners learn that flowers need light and water to bloom, and that honeybees visit them for nectar.

Growing Pumpkins

Plant pumpkin seeds and get hands-on as students discover what a pumpkin plant needs to grow.

Apple Tree Needs

Students learn the parts of an apple and what an apple tree needs to grow its fruit.

Trees & Roots

Kindergarten students learn about evergreen and deciduous trees, and how strong roots can push through soil and even crack sidewalks.

Types of Leaves

Students identify different leaves and learn how leaves catch the sunlight a plant needs. This fall activity will be a hit.

Cactus Desert Homes

Students learn how a cactus stores water to survive in its hot, dry desert home.

Kindergarten Animal Science Printables

Honeybee

Kindergarteners learn how honeybees collect nectar and pollen from flowers for food.

Butterfly Science

Students discover that butterflies live near the flowers and plants they need for food.

Frog Habitats

Students learn about different types of frogs, what they eat, and why they live near water.

Lovely Ladybugs

Students learn that ladybugs eat tiny bugs called aphids, while honeybees feed on flowers.

Kindergarten Earth & Space Science

In kindergarten, students observe the weather to find patterns over time and learn simple ways to care for the Earth, like reusing and recycling.

Weather Patterns

Kindergarteners record sunny, cloudy, and rainy days to spot weather patterns over a month.

Earth Day Worksheets

Students find simple ways to protect the Earth by learning to reduce, reuse, & recycle.

Our Sun

Find fun printable Sun coloring pages and templates for kids to color in while learning about our amazing sun and moon.

Planets in our Solar System

Kindergarteners color and name the planets while learning that Earth is one of eight planets that travel around the sun.

Kindergarten Human Body Science Printables

Kindergarteners learn that people, like plants and animals, need food, water, and air to live, and they use their senses to explore the world around them.

My 5 Senses

Students explore how they use sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch to observe the world around them.

Parts of the Body

Kindergarteners name and label the parts of the body and learn what each one helps them do.

Kindergarten Physical Science
In kindergarten, students learn about motion and energy, including how pushes and pulls of different strengths and directions change the way an object moves, and how sunlight warms Earth’s surface, such as sand, soil, rocks, and water.

Pushes & Pulls

Kindergarteners test how pushing or pulling harder, or in a new direction, changes the way a ball, toy car, or marble moves.

Sun & Warmth

Students observe how sunlight makes sand, soil, rocks, and water warmer, and build a shade structure to keep an area cool.

Ramps & Rolling

Kindergarteners build ramps to make a ball roll faster, travel farther, or knock down a tower of blocks.

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Comments (2)

  • Sheeba Reply

    I need worksheets for kindergarten

    May 13, 2025 at 2:41 am
  • Rustina Sharpe Reply

    I have lots of ideas for science worksheets for Prekindergarten, Kindergarten, First and Second. I just have no idea how to create them or even where to begin. Suggestions on how I can create or if you are interested in my ideas, please let me know.

    September 8, 2025 at 5:13 pm

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