Plant and Animal Cells and the Light Microscope
- Difficulty
- Level 2 · Standard
- Time
- 25 min
133 free printable science resources from Year 1 to Year 10: 128 worksheets with answer sheets, 5 study guides. No sign-up needed.
Science is a way of asking questions and testing ideas, as well as a body of knowledge. These worksheets cover the four big areas taught at school (living things, materials and chemistry, forces and energy, and Earth and space) plus the skills of working scientifically: planning fair tests, recording results and drawing conclusions from evidence.
Features of living things, plants and animals, needs and life cycles.
Body systems, organs, health and the senses.
Food chains and webs, habitats, adaptations and interdependence.
Cells, microscopes and classifying living things.
Solids, liquids and gases, properties of materials and changes of state.
Mixtures and separation, physical and chemical change, simple reactions.
Pushes and pulls, friction, gravity and simple machines.
Forms and transfer of energy, light and shadows, sound, circuits.
Rocks and soils, weathering and erosion, weather and the water cycle.
Day and night, seasons, the Moon's phases, planets and the Sun.
Fair tests, variables, measuring, recording data and drawing conclusions.
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Yes. Every science worksheet, answer sheet, study guide and test downloads instantly as a PDF with no sign-up, and you can print as many copies as you need for home, classroom or homeschool use.
Australia science resources run from Year 1 to Year 10. Pick a year level above to see every topic for that year level.
Yes. Grammar and reading worksheets include answers; writing tasks come with model answers and success criteria so you can give useful feedback.
Start on the Level 2 worksheet for a topic they are learning at school. If it's hard, drop to Level 1; if it's easy, try Level 3 or the next year level. Two or three short sessions a week work better than one long one.
Yes. Every worksheet is written by Success Tutoring and reviewed before publishing, and we keep to well-established science suitable for each year level.
No. Worksheets can be completed with a pencil. Some suggest optional, safe activities with everyday household items.