
Dressing for the Weather
Kindergarten weather worksheet: match sun, rain, and snow to sunglasses, rain boots, and mittens, then draw yourself playing in your favorite weather.
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Kindergarten weather worksheet: match sun, rain, and snow to sunglasses, rain boots, and mittens, then draw yourself playing in your favorite weather.

Kindergarten weather matching: join Sunny, Cloudy, Rainy, Snowy, and Windy to pictures, gear like a kite, and short sentences. Answer key included.

Weather Watchers KWL chart for kindergarten: students draw or dictate what they know and want to know about weather, then fill in what they learned.

Kindergarten weather journal with fill-in notes on sunny, cloudy, rainy, and windy skies, reading a thermometer, and spotting weather patterns.

Kindergarten severe weather worksheet: spot thunderstorms, heavy snow, and strong wind, then choose how to prepare when the forecast warns you.

Kindergarten sun and shade sort: students put 12 places, from a hot slide to a cool tree shadow, into Warm in the Sun or Cool in the Shade.

Kindergarten plant or animal sort: students check the Plant or Animal box for four pictures, then draw a favorite plant and a favorite animal.

Kindergarten animal food matching: connect a rabbit, bird, cow, and squirrel to their food, and a frog, bear, and monkey to where they find it.

Kindergarten needs sort: students place Water, Sun, Soil, Meat, Sleep, and 7 more words under Only Plants Need, Only Animals Need, or Both Need.

Kindergarten animal fact file: students draw one animal and record its food, water, shelter, and space, with a model rabbit fact file as the answer key.

Kindergarten worksheet on how beavers, birds, squirrels, tree roots, and people change their homes, and why: for a home, for food, or for water.

Kindergarten plant labeling sheet: students label sun, air, water, and soil on a plant diagram using a picture word bank. Answer key included.

Kindergarten introduction to pushes and pulls: learn the two definitions, label six pictures Push or Pull, and draw yourself using each force.

Kindergarten push or pull sort: 12 everyday actions, from Kick a ball to Pull a weed, go into PUSH or PULL boxes, plus two drawings.

Kindergarten motion matching: pair actions with results, pick a ramp or cinder block to make things stop, turn, or go fast, and fix a toy car's problems.

Kindergarten playground labeling: students write push or pull for five children on a swing, wagon, ball, and tricycle. Answer key included.

Kindergarten pushes and pulls exit slip: students name one thing they can push, one they can pull, and circle a face for how the day went.

Kindergarten push investigation notes: test a toy car on the carpet with gentle and strong pushes, then record how far and which way it went.

Kindergarten Earth materials sheet: meet rock, water, and soil, write the right name under three pictures, then draw yourself playing with one.

Kindergarten Earth care worksheet: pick the helpful choice in five pairs, match cans, soapy hands, and used paper to fixes, then draw your own idea.

Kindergarten pond mind map: students draw or write who lives in a pond, what grows there, what frogs and fish eat, and what else they need.

Kindergarten animal homes matching: link a fish, squirrel, worm, and deer to their homes, match needs like a safe nest, and spot who is not in the ocean.

Kindergarten land and water sort: 12 words including Bear, Shark, Kelp, and Frog go into Land or Water, with notes on the tricky frog and beach.

Kindergarten nature word search: find ROCK, SOIL, SAND, LAND, POND, WATER, TREE, and HOME across and down, with an answer key by row and column.
Young scientists learn by observing, and these kindergarten science worksheets are built around the NGSS performance expectations for the grade: observing and sharing local weather conditions (K-ESS2), describing what plants and animals need to survive (K-LS1), investigating pushes and pulls (K-PS2), and modeling how living things depend on the places they live (K-ESS3).
Each worksheet supports one performance expectation with drawing, sorting, and observation prompts suited to five-year-olds, and the aligned NGSS code is listed with every topic on this page, so you can slot a worksheet straight into the matching unit without checking the standards document yourself.
Teachers use them to follow up a hands-on investigation, whether that is recording what the class noticed about today's weather or sorting pictures of what a plant needs, and as science center activities that run themselves. Every page is free to download. If you sign up to Chalkie, which is free and requires no credit card, you can also edit the questions or regenerate a version tailored to your class.
NGSS K-ESS2: using and sharing observations of local weather conditions to notice patterns over time.
View worksheetsNGSS K-LS1: using observations to describe patterns of what plants and animals need to survive.
View worksheetsNGSS K-PS2: planning and conducting investigations to compare the effects of different strengths of pushes and pulls.
View worksheetsNGSS K-ESS3: using a model to represent the relationship between the needs of plants and animals and the places they live.
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