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These worksheets introduce concepts related to life sciences (plants and animals). Exercises rely heavily on graphics so children with limited reading skills can still explore concepts. Plants and animals’ worksheets focus on the needs of plants and animals and their relationship to their habitats.
• Living And Non-Living Things
Children distinguish living things (plants and animals) from non-living things (inanimate objects).
Identifying Plants and Animals’ Worksheets
In these worksheets, children learn to distinguish between plants from animals.
Parts Of Plants and Trees Worksheets
Children identify the parts of a plant (roots, flowers, stem, leaves), and in the second worksheet, they identify the parts of a tree (leaves, roots, trunk, branches).
• Needs Of Plants
In these worksheets, children study the 4 things that plants need to grow: sun, soil, air and water through matching and identification exercises.
• Plant Life Cycle Worksheets
In these worksheets, they study the steps of the plant's life cycle from seed to fruit. There is a worksheet reviews aging of plants, animals and people.
• How Plants Adapt to Their Environments
Plants adapt to their environments in many different ways. These worksheets present two examples of adaptation: the cactus and the water lily.
• Animal Classification Worksheets
Classify animals as insects, birds, fish, reptiles and mammals. Hints are given to help. One worksheet for each animal type.
• Animal Names
Children learn names of insects, mammals. sea animals and birds.
• Legs And Wings
Children count the legs and wings of different animals. This classification exercise helps recognize different animals and appreciate the diversity of animal life.
• Needs Of Animals
In these worksheets, children complete matching and identification exercises to help them recognize the basic needs of animals: food, water, air, space and a place to live. This is a starting point for consideration of habitats and nature conservation.
• Animal Habitats Worksheets
Children match animals to their habitats such as the desert, forest, grasslands and ocean.
• Matching Animals to Their Habitats
Identify which animals live in various habitats. Separate worksheets for ocean, forest and farm animals.
• Animal Homes
In these worksheets, match animals (e.g. a bat) with their home (e.g. a cave). Children are exposed to the variety of places animals call home.