Grade 5 science worksheets, PDF Printable

The science 5th grade worksheets collection found on this page spares no detail in terms of quality and skills taught. This is the one stop every science teacher in search of extra materials for their students should be looking at. We have a collection of free science worksheets each having an answer key attached to the second page. Yes ! This sounds like a hook for those with little science backgrounds who have to review certain topics with their kids. This page has it all, we have a variety of 5th grade science worksheets covering varied topics. There is a worksheet on atoms and elements for example. This sheet features MCQ’s related to atoms and elements. It also contains a diagram of an atom and parts to label like the proton, neutron, nucleus, electron shell and electrons. Students are shown a diagram that contains arrows pointing to the various places. What you need to do is to refer to the word bank and write out the correct label in the spaces provided. Below are a few questions related to atoms in the form of an MCQ. Furthermore, there are worksheets on cells and their functions. Cells are basic units of life and every organism is made up of cells. Some organisms are unicellular though. This ushers the idea of unicellular organisms; this means they have only one cell but function like a full orgasm would. This tells us that a cell is a complex structure of its own with organelles that perform specific functions. The nucleus is central to the functioning of a cell. It is like the brain of a cell. Plant cells and animal cells have differences though; a plant cell has an extra layer on the outside called the cell wall. It is made up of cellulose and protects the cell. There is also a worksheet on the classification of mammals into different groups as follows: bird, reptile, amphibian, or fish. Each of these animals fall under the broad group of mammals but differ in many other characteristics. A bird for example has a wing and feathers and can fly. Frogs on the contrary cannot fly but have features that enable them to swim. They are called amphibians because they live both on land and in water. The worksheet on labelling a frog enables you to see some features that make frogs unique in their ability to live in aquatic and terrestrial habitats. Also learn about vertebrates and invertebrates. Vertebrates are organisms that have a backbone while invertebrates do not have a backbone. Examples of vertebrates include lion, pigeon, frog, chicken etc. Examples of invertebrates include worms, snails, etc. Also check out characteristics of mammals through the worksheet that covers their characteristics through multiple choice questions. Mammals are animals that exhibit similar characteristics as humans. For example, they have hair on parts or all of the body, have mammary glands, and more. An example of a mammal is a cat, monkey etc. The list of topics is non-exhaustive and we cannot cover it all; click on the links and discover what each sheet has in store for you.