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Year 1 plants worksheet: label flower, leaf, stem and roots, name a daisy, sunflower, dandelion and rose, and sort evergreen and deciduous trees.
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Year 1 plants worksheet: label flower, leaf, stem and roots, name a daisy, sunflower, dandelion and rose, and sort evergreen and deciduous trees.

Year 1 plants sort: put 12 trees such as oak, holly, yew and birch into deciduous and evergreen columns, then add your own. Answers included.

Year 1 plants knowledge organiser: a labelled sunflower, trees, shrubs, grasses and wildflowers, and four ways plants help us. Free to print.

Year 1 science sheet: match ten wild and garden plants, from daisy and tulip to nettle, oak and holly, to their pictures. Answer key gives the clues.

Year 1 parts of a plant labelling worksheet: label the roots, stem, leaf, flower and petal on a flowering plant diagram. Answer key included.

Year 1 plants lesson starter: four questions on roots, flowers, evergreen trees and daisies, plus a KWL chart to fill before and after.

Year 1 animals worksheet: name groups for a cat, robin, goldfish, frog and lizard, sort diets, match senses to body parts. Answers included.

Year 1 science worksheet: match the five senses to body part pictures, then to park clues such as a bicycle bell and a rose. Answer key included.

Year 1 animal groups sort: pupils write 12 animals such as Bat, Penguin and Shark into Mammals, Birds or Fish, then answer two questions. Answers included.

Year 1 science quiz on carnivores, herbivores and omnivores: classify a rabbit, lion, bear and cow, then sort a sheep, tiger and pig. Answers included.

Year 1 body parts labelling sheet: write head, arm, tummy, hand, leg and foot on six lines around a picture of a child. Answer key included.

Year 1 red fox fact file: pupils record animal group, body covering, habitat, diet and baby name, then write why foxes suit Britain. With answers.

Year 1 materials worksheet: name the material of a spoon, tumbler, block and duck, tick properties, and choose a material for Teddy's umbrella.

Year 1 materials worksheet: match wood, metal, plastic, glass and fabric to objects, then six property words such as opaque and rigid. Answers included.

Year 1 materials sort: decide if spoon, glass, jumper, clay and ten more words are objects or materials, then explain the trickiest one.

Year 1 materials cloze: ten gaps about a classroom and playground using wood, glass, metal, rock, plastic, bendy and see-through. Answers included.

Year 1 everyday materials exit slip: name an object made of wood and the material a window is made from, then circle a face. Three slips per set.

Year 1 everyday materials word search: find wood, plastic, glass, metal, water, rock, fabric and paper in a 10 by 10 grid. Answer key included.

Year 1 seasons worksheet: name the season for four oak tree pictures, match weather, compare day length and dress for summer and winter.

Year 1 seasonal changes knowledge organiser: one tree in four seasons, five key words, weather and day length facts per season, and four questions.

Year 1 seasons sort: pupils place 16 clues such as newborn lambs, shiny conkers and crunchy frost into spring, summer, autumn and winter. Answers included.

Year 1 science worksheet: join the four seasons to scenes such as a lamb in daffodils, then match weather like 'Snow and ice' to clothes. Answers included.

Year 1 seasons cloze: fill 12 gaps about spring, summer, autumn and winter with words like blossom, wind and snow, then write a sentence.

Year 1 seasons guided notes: fill gaps on the four seasons, autumn leaves, warm and cold weather, and long summer days. Answers included.
Science in Year 1 is built on noticing things: how a bean plant changes week by week, which materials feel bendy or stiff, what happens to the trees in autumn. These Year 1 science worksheets cover all four units in the programme of study — plants, animals including humans, everyday materials and seasonal changes — with activities that ask pupils to name, sort, match and observe.
Each worksheet is aligned to the England National Curriculum for Key Stage 1 science, so it complements the practical, hands-on work the curriculum expects rather than replacing it. Sheets work well for recording observations after an investigation or checking what stuck at the end of a unit.
Print them for the whole class, keep a few for early finishers, or send one home so families can see what the topic covers. If a worksheet is nearly right but not quite, open it in Chalkie — editing and regenerating is free once you sign up.
Identifying and naming common wild and garden plants, and describing the basic structure of flowering plants, including leaves, flowers, stems and roots.
View worksheetsIdentifying and naming common animals including fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals, and naming basic body parts linked to each sense.
View worksheetsDistinguishing an object from the material it is made from, naming everyday materials such as wood, plastic, glass and metal, and describing their simple properties.
View worksheetsObserving changes across the four seasons, and observing and describing weather associated with the seasons and how day length varies.
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