SCIENCE Worksheets

The Dark Side Of Positive Motivations

Target Language: reprehensible morally wrong and deserving criticism muddy full of or covered in mud plight a difficult and sad situation chimp a small intelligent African ape crawl to move forward ...

How to assemble a computer

Instructions: Complete the text with the missing words

Target Language: A computer is made up of a case which houses several important internal components, and provides places to connect the ...

MATTER WORDSEARCH

Instructions: Circle the 15 words listed below.Words appear left-to-right, backwards, up and down,down and up, and diagonally

Target Language: behind between next opposite light magnet ...

Forces and Motion

Instructions: Unscramble these words

Target Language: force newton net force friction static friction fluid friction sliding friction rolling friction air resistance gravity terminal...

Carbon Chemistry

Instructions: Unscramble the words

Target Language: reactants equation molar mass products coefficients mole chemical synthesis reactions decomposition reactions single replacement ...

Earth

Instructions: Circle the correctly spelled word.  Write the translation on the line.

Target Language: just right far away unlike comfortable only entire life another must survive ...

Venus

Instructions: Circle the correctly spelled word.  Write the translation on the line.

Target Language: twin closest almost made up surface than other most oven used to boiled ...

My Lab

Instructions: Unscramble the words. Bear in mind that they may be compound words or brand name of things in our lab.Good Luck.

Target Language: labcoat icteric kimwipes lamina fobcards ...

My Lab

Instructions: Unscramble the words. Bear in mind that they may be compound words or brand name of things in our lab. Good Luck.

Target Language: labcoat icteric kimwipe lamina fobcards ...

Unit 6: Cycles in Nature - The Life Cycle of a Tree

Instructions: Directions: Read the sentences below and circle the correct answer. 

Target Language: Worms are common _______________________, helping to make the soil rich in nutrients. Most ...

The Dynamic Earth

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Instructions: Select the correct vocabulary word for each definition. 

Target Language: The process by which rock is reduced in size by the scraping of other rocks driven by water, wind, and ...

Unit 6: Cycles in Nature - The Life Cycle of a Plant

Instructions: Directions: Read the sentence below and circle the correct answer. 

Target Language: The bright, colorful signs ___________ customers to the bake sale. Plants need pollen from ...

Why Are We...? CLOZE #2

Target Language: This puts students at a serious disadvantage. Numerous studies show that later start times are associated with lower rates of obesity, fewer car accidents and lower drop-out rates, as...

Heredity

Instructions: Multiple Choice (2 points each)

Target Language: Genes are located in the _______ of cells. Genes control specific _______ which determine which traits are expressed. ...

Science -List # 12

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Instructions: Use your spelling list to unscramble each word. Spell correctly!

Target Language: wavelength transparent refraction translucent frequency transverse waves reflection crest...

Solutions, Acids, and Bases

Instructions: Use the clues below to fill in the crossword puzzle and study for your upcoming assessment.  

Target Language: Matter __________ can be classified as elements, compounds, and ...

Mixtures and Solutions

Instructions: Create flashcards from these words.

Target Language: constraint criteria crystal diatomaceous earth dissolve engineer evaporation extract filter gravel magnet mass mixture powder...

Life Cycle of a Butterfly

Instructions: Read the selection and answer the questions.

Target Language: What are the four stages of the butterfly life cycle? Caterpillars need to eat a lot. All butterflies have the same ...

Endothermic and Exothermic

Instructions: Complete your worksheet and then check your answers against those of your partners.

Target Language: During a chemical reaction what is always transferred? Described what is ...

Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions

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Target Language: During a chemical reaction what is always transferred? Energy Described what is meant by the "conservation of energy" In a chemical reaction energy cannot be created or destroyed. How...

Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions

Instructions: Below is a set of 20 questions and their answers.  However, some of the words have been missed out - see how many of them you can find!  You can use the words in the box more than ...

Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions

Target Language: During a chemical reaction what is always transferred? Energy Described what is meant by the "conservation of energy" In a chemical reaction energy cannot be created or destroyed. How...

Conservation of Mass

Instructions: Complete the passage below using the box of words provided - you can use each more than once if you need to.

Target Language: In 1789, Antoine Lavoisier, a French chemist, first ...

Forces

Target Language: What is centripetal force? The resultant force towards the centre of a circle acting on an object moving in a circular path. What is deceleration? When an object slows down. What...

Centre of Mass (Grade 7 - 9)

Target Language: What would you use to to find the gravitational line of action? Plumbline Define the centre of mass. The position at which an objects mass can be thought of as concentrated Where is ...

Centre of Mass

Instructions: Complete your questions on your own.   Check with your partner and correct your answers in green.

Target Language: What would you use to to find the gravitational line of ...

Centre of Mass (Grade 1 - 3)

Instructions: Cut out the cards and match the questions to the answers.

Target Language: What would you use to to find the gravitational line of action? Plumbline Define the centre of mass. ...

Vectors and Scalars

Target Language: Displacement is distance in a given direction Another word for magnitude is size. A vector quantity has magnitude and direction. A scalar quantity has only got magnitude, not ...

Phases of the Moon

Instructions: Read through the text and highlight any spelling errors.

Target Language: New Moon - During this phase, the side of the Moon which is facing the Earth is not illuminated so the ...

Phases of the Moon

Instructions: Use your model to help you describe the different phases. Answer every question on your worksheet. You partner will have the answers to your questions, and you will have the answers to ...

Word Scramble

Instructions: Unscramble the words.

Target Language: isotope ions atoms formula molecules compounds kilograms reactions product reactant chlorine hydrogen balanced significant ...

Masses and Moles Calculations

Target Language: How many moles are there in 24g of magnesium? 24 / 24 1 mol How many moles are there in 24g of carbon? 24 / 12 2 mol How many moles are there in 24g of NH3? 24 / 17 1.4 mol How ...

Theories and Laws

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Target Language: The term ‘science’ comes from the Latin scientia, which means ‘a knowledge based on demonstrable and reproducible data’. Reproducible data is used by scientists to develop ...

Quantitative Chemistry

Target Language: Formula Isotope Neutron Proton Mole Electron Compound Element Percentage Division Equation Abundance Relative Nucleus Charge

Write sentences using as many of ...

Photosynthesis vs Respiration

Instructions: Follow the correct path for photosynthesis then follow the correct path for respiration.

Target Language: Produces water Requires water Produces carbon dioxide Makes carbon ...

Relative Atomic Mass and Moles

Instructions: In this activity you are going to produce a set of instructions for calculating the relative atomic mass of an element by putting the statements below into a sensible, sequential order. ...

homeostasis

Target Language: Explanation: 1.Temperature The body must maintain a relatively constant temperature. If it gets too hot, the body employs vasodilation to cool down. This dilates the blood ...

What is glass?

Target Language: Believe it or not, glass is made from liquid sand. You can make glass by heating ordinary sand (which is mostly made of silicon dioxide) until it melts and turns into a liquid. You ...

Cells

Target Language: fusion osmosis homeostasis photosynthesis cellular respiration mitosis prokaryote eukaryote

Weathering, Erosion, Deposition & Soil

Target Language: weathering (mechanical & chemical), Erosion deposition transportation deltas barrier islands beaches marshes rivers, water wind ice gravity natural process