Pre-K Science Worksheets
Five senses, living things, sink or float, weather and how plants grow. · Head Start Early Learning Outcomes
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My Five Senses
Five senses
Living or Not Living?
Living things
Sink or Float?
Exploring materials
What Is the Weather?
Weather
How a Plant Grows
Life cycles
Fur, Feathers or Scales?
Animal features
Hot or Cold?
Temperature
Will a Magnet Pick It Up?
Magnets
From Egg to Hen
Life cycles
Mixing Colors
Colors
Where Do Animals Live?
Animal homes
What Should I Wear?
Weather
What Does It Say?
Animal sounds
About these pre-k science worksheets
These Pre-K science worksheets turn a three-to-five-year-old's questions into small investigations: which sense tells you a bell is ringing, whether a cat and a rock are alive, which things float, what the weather is doing today and how a seed becomes a flower.
Pre-K science is about noticing and talking, not memorising. Each sheet is built around one thing a child can see, touch or try at home, so the page leads to a real experiment rather than ending when the pencil stops.
What these 13 worksheets cover
- Matching the five senses to what they notice
- Sorting living and not living things
- Predicting whether objects sink or float
- Naming and tracing weather words
- Ordering the stages of plant growth
- Sorting animals by fur, feathers or scales
- Telling hot things from cold things
- Testing which objects a magnet picks up
- Ordering the life cycle of a hen
- Mixing primary colors to make new ones
- Where Do Animals Live?
- What Should I Wear?
- What Does It Say?
All worksheet sets
How to get the most out of them
- 1
Do "Sink or Float?" next to a bowl of water. Let your child guess first, then test each object — the surprise is where the learning happens.
- 2
Take "My Five Senses" outside. Ask what they can hear, smell and see right now before you start the page.
- 3
Plant a bean in a clear cup after "How a Plant Grows" so the order on the page happens in front of them over two weeks.
Pre-K Science Worksheets — questions parents ask
- What science should a Pre-K child learn?
- Observing with the senses, noticing living things, simple cause and effect such as sink or float, weather and seasons, and how plants and animals grow. These sheets cover each of those at a Pre-K level.
- Do these need any equipment?
- No. They print on plain paper. A bowl of water, a few household objects and a seed make the activities richer, but the sheets work on their own.
Next steps after Pre-K Science Worksheets
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- Dinosaur ActivitiesAges 4–7
