Free 5th Grade Science Worksheets for Teachers

5th grade states of matter worksheet: label solids, liquids, and gases by particle behavior, then name the phase change in puddle, soda glass, and lava scenes.

5th grade matter vocabulary worksheet with 12 scrambled terms from gas to evaporate, three challenge sentences, a mystery word puzzle, and an answer key.

Two-question 5th grade exit slip on mixing: baking soda and vinegar versus salt in water. Students judge if a new substance formed. Mood scale included.

5th grade properties worksheet: sort 15 spilled lab materials into magnetic, soluble in water, or neither, then explain the trickiest item. Answer key included.

5th grade conservation of matter worksheet with melting ice, dissolving salt, a sealed-bag reaction, and a 30 g glow stick. 11 questions and an answer key.

Label a particle model of solids, liquids, and gases with this 5th grade worksheet. Five blanks, A to E, a five-word bank, and an answer key.

5th grade Earth's spheres worksheet: define the four spheres, identify each in pictures, and name the pair at work in volcano, canyon, and oak tree scenes.

Label clouds, a mountain, forest, ocean, river, and soil on a landscape diagram with Earth's four spheres. 5th grade worksheet with word bank and answer key.

5th grade Earth's water worksheet: 3% fresh vs 97% salt, a freshwater bar graph, a lakes, swamps, and rivers table, and a 100-bucket model. Answer key.

5th grade water cycle cloze passage: 14 blanks, a 16-word bank with two distractors, and a challenge question on rain and mountains. Answer key included.

5th grade guided notes on modeling Earth's spheres: volcano and beaver dam examples, fill-in blanks, and a checklist for a wind and sand dune model.

5th grade research fact file on a community conservation project, with a Key Facts table, a summary, and a Tucson wetlands model answer for grading.

5th grade ecosystem roles worksheet: label producers, consumers, and decomposers, then read a food web and predict what happens to the hawks.

Sort 15 organisms, from corn to bread mold, into producers, consumers, and decomposers with this 5th grade ecosystem card sort. Answer key included.

5th grade concept map tracing energy from the sun through prairie producers, herbivores, and carnivores, plus a hamburger trail and a branch of your own.

Label a woodland food web with oak tree, grasses, rabbit, deer, fox, hawk, mushrooms, and soil. 5th grade flow of matter worksheet with answer key.

5th grade reading on van Helmont's willow tree experiment, with retrieval questions, a claim and evidence task, and an answer key on how plants grow.

5th grade ecosystems recap: trace lunch to the sun, fix a sentence about plants and soil, explain mushrooms, and contrast matter cycling with energy flow.

5th grade engineering design worksheet: define the squished sandwich and warm drink problem, brainstorm fixes, and draw a labeled lunchbox prototype.

5th grade engineering KWL chart on defining problems, setting constraints, and testing designs. Fill in K and W before the unit and L after it.

9-page 5th grade engineering design test built on a shelter dog ramp: needs and wants, comparing two designs, and a fair test. 24 questions and key.

5th grade guided notes on defining a design problem: needs vs wants, criteria and constraints, muddy shoes and squirrel feeder scenarios, and your own problem.

Compare a cardboard and a plastic bottle bird feeder with this 5th grade engineering worksheet. Sort nine features into a diagram. Answer key included.

5th grade fair test homework: build a paper airplane or foil boat, change one variable, run three trials, find failure points, and plan a Model 3.