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Elementary School Science Resources
Elementary School Science Resources
Build science skills at every stage of elementary school with Education.com’s comprehensive collection of over 2,800 printable worksheets, lesson plans, hands-on activities, and more. Designed for kindergarten through fifth grade, these elementary school science resources align with many state standards and support learning in classrooms, homeschools, and at home.
Life science topics begin with the basics—plant and animal needs, body parts, life cycles, and classification—and expand to include ecosystems, food chains, adaptations, and human anatomy. Activities like labeling diagrams, reading nonfiction passages, and sorting traits help students build scientific vocabulary and reasoning.
In physical science, students explore motion, forces, states of matter, magnetism, and forms of energy. Interactive experiments and guided worksheets help them connect scientific ideas to real-world observations while developing key analysis and problem-solving skills.
Earth and space science resources introduce weather and seasonal patterns, natural resources, landforms, fossils, and Earth’s systems. Learners also study the solar system, plate tectonics, and rock types using activities that combine vocabulary development, critical thinking questions, and visual learning tools.
To support digital literacy, each grade level includes typing games and beginner-friendly computer science resources. Students can strengthen keyboarding skills, practice full sentence construction, and explore early programming concepts like sequencing and logic.
All elementary science resources are available in both print and digital formats to meet diverse learning needs. Use Education.com’s easy filters to browse by grade, topic, or format to find resources for new concept introduction, skill reinforcement, test prep, or seasonal learning. For continued progress, explore our middle school science resources.
Life science topics begin with the basics—plant and animal needs, body parts, life cycles, and classification—and expand to include ecosystems, food chains, adaptations, and human anatomy. Activities like labeling diagrams, reading nonfiction passages, and sorting traits help students build scientific vocabulary and reasoning.
In physical science, students explore motion, forces, states of matter, magnetism, and forms of energy. Interactive experiments and guided worksheets help them connect scientific ideas to real-world observations while developing key analysis and problem-solving skills.
Earth and space science resources introduce weather and seasonal patterns, natural resources, landforms, fossils, and Earth’s systems. Learners also study the solar system, plate tectonics, and rock types using activities that combine vocabulary development, critical thinking questions, and visual learning tools.
To support digital literacy, each grade level includes typing games and beginner-friendly computer science resources. Students can strengthen keyboarding skills, practice full sentence construction, and explore early programming concepts like sequencing and logic.
All elementary science resources are available in both print and digital formats to meet diverse learning needs. Use Education.com’s easy filters to browse by grade, topic, or format to find resources for new concept introduction, skill reinforcement, test prep, or seasonal learning. For continued progress, explore our middle school science resources.