Free 2nd Grade Science Worksheets for Teachers

2nd grade science worksheet: sort milk, a pencil, and helium into solid, liquid, or gas, then write properties for an apple, a teddy bear, and a rock.

Hiking-trip cloze for 2nd grade science: students fill ten gaps with property words such as waterproof and absorbent, then write a sentence of their own.

Professor Pip's lab mix-up: 2nd graders sort 15 materials such as sand, honey, and a coin into solids and liquids, with a key that explains the tricky ones.

2nd grade guided notes for 2-PS1-3: students count pieces, take a build apart, and make a new object from the same set, with model notes in the key.

11-question heating and cooling check for 2nd grade: sort changes, judge melted chocolate and a frozen leaf as reversible or not, and argue about cake.

Five-page 2nd grade materials worksheet: match rubber, metal, glass, and cotton to their uses, then read test results to pick the best material for four jobs.

2nd grade Earth's surface worksheet: label a mountain, river, island, lake, volcano, and ocean, then sort them into landforms and bodies of water.

Museum-themed 2nd grade sort: place 12 Earth events such as a tsunami, a flash flood, and cave forming into fast or slow changes, with an answer key.

Seven-clue Earth's surface crossword for 2nd grade: volcano, ocean, river, glacier, mountain, lake, and erosion, with an answer key in capitals.

2nd grade labeling worksheet for 2-ESS2-2: name eight parts of a land and water model, including hill, plain, valley, and island, with an answer key.

Water on Earth matching for 2nd grade: link ocean, glacier, river, pond, and snow to pictures and descriptions, then explain what happens to snow in spring.

Ten-question 2nd grade erosion check for K-2-ETS1-3: compare grass and plastic on a hillside, a stone wall and sand fence at the beach, and a windbreak.

2nd grade habitats worksheet: match animals to desert, ocean, Arctic, or forest, read about a busy pond, and draw an animal with its food, water, and shelter.

Desert vs ocean Venn diagram for 2nd grade: place nine facts about camels, sharks, cacti, coral, and salty water into desert only, ocean only, or both.

Rainforest fact file for 2nd grade: draw the habitat, research location, weather, three plants and three animals, and count the living things in your picture.

KWL chart for a 2nd grade habitats unit: students record what they know and want to know about plants and animals, then fill in what they learned.

Guided notes for a 2nd grade plant test: four plants get sunlight, water, both, or neither, and students predict, measure, and explain a fair test.

2nd grade seed dispersal and pollination matching: link a bee, squirrel, dog, and bird to how they move seeds, then match craft materials to what they mimic.

Buster the dog needs a bridge: a 2nd grade engineering challenge to define the problem, choose materials, sketch a design, and improve it after a test.

2nd grade engineering matching: pair five everyday problems with tools such as a sponge and a step stool, then define a classroom problem a new tool could fix.

Label the parts of scissors, from the pointy tip to the oval handle, and say how each shape helps: a 2nd grade engineering worksheet for K-2-ETS1-2.

2nd grade engineering exit slip: students name a problem to fix, explain why a tool's shape matters, and rate the lesson on a five-face scale.

Guided notes for 2nd grade engineering: learn shape and function, sketch with labels, and design a way to carry six library books through the rain.

Paper bridge vs stick bridge Venn diagram for 2nd grade: sort nine test results, such as 50 pennies held and a bend at 10, into each design or both.