• 3 sheets in which students identify similar and different traits of animals and offspring
• 4 sheets in which students identify inherited and acquired traits
• 1 sheet in which students learn about variation of traits

These worksheets on inherited traits highlight that young animals will look like their parents in many respects (e.g. number of legs or wings) but can also differ in other ways (color, size).

Inherited traits

Young animals are like their parents

Traits of animals and offspring 1

Traits of animals and offspring 2

Inherited and acquired traits 1

Inherited and acquired traits 2

My traits

Variation of traits

Did you know the planet Earth would be lifeless without photosynthesis? Do you know how plants make their own food? Find answers to these and many such queries with our photosynthesis worksheets.

Photosynthesis - Matching

Do you know where fruits come from? Challenge your child's knowledge of seeds and fruit.

Seeds 4

Give a warm welcome to these needs of plants worksheets jam-packed with activities for kids to identify the needs of plants. Brainstorm kids and discuss where the plant lives. Explain how a plant acquires its life needs. With a variety of engaging activities, here's a bank of great go-to tools for when your little ones need practice.

Needs of plants 1

Foster your kids' love for animals with our animals and their young worksheets. We have rounded up a great selection of exercises to kids curious about the cuddly, feathery, furry, ferocious animals and their young ones. Try our free animals and their babies worksheets, and you'll be on your way to enriching your kid's vocabulary.

Young animals 2

Help the animals find their homes! These worksheets help preschoolers learn about animals and where they live.

Animal Homes

Let's get the kids acquainted with our 'Green Friends'. Nurture a love for Nature in the young minds with these parts of a plant worksheets. Students identify and label the parts of the plant and comprehend the functions of each part of the plant.

Parts of a Plant

Seeds 2

This animals worksheet for kids is perfect for teaching your children all about what animals need to survive. This provides a first step towards the study of animal habitats.

Needs of animals 2

What do plants need to grow?

Young animals 1

People eat stems, flowers, fruit, roots, seeds and leaves of many plants. 

Plant parts we eat 1

Photosynthesis - Fill in the Blanks

Seeds 1

Seeds 3

What do you see when you look around? A wonderful world made up of both living and non-living objects! Let's introduce our little scientists to the world of living and non-living things with our worksheets. Let them discover the distinguishing characteristics that help identify living and non-living organisms.

Plant, animal or thing?

Needs of animals 1

Needs of plants 2

Needs of animals - Fill in the blank

Where do these animals live? - Matching

Needs of plants 3

Kids are born with an innate curiosity and love for animals which leads them to question the food habits of animals. Spark the interest of students with these meticulously designed food chain worksheets to interpret terrestrial, aquatic and forest food chains, comprehend food webs, learn to classify animals based on food and get acquainted with frequently used terms in the ecosystem vocabulary.

Young animals are like their parents

Inherited traits

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