Level one Science workbook

Our Printable Science Workbook for Ages 6-8 is the perfect solution for parents and teachers who want to make early science learning both fun and effective. This downloadable PDF is packed with thoughtfully designed worksheets that introduce children to essential scientific concepts like mass, matter, solids, liquids, and gases—all while encouraging creativity and critical thinking.

Whether you're a homeschooling parent, classroom teacher, or simply looking to support your child's love of learning at home, this printable science workbook offers the perfect balance of entertainment and education. It's hands-on, age-appropriate, and designed to build a strong foundation in science for early learners.

🌟 Why Choose This Science Workbook?

Our workbook is more than just a set of worksheets—it's a learning journey for young minds. With easy-to-follow explanations, cute illustrations, and interactive activities, it transforms abstract scientific concepts into concrete experiences children can see, touch, and understand.

Here's what makes it stand out:

• Age-Appropriate Language: Written for children aged 6 to 8, the explanations are clear, simple, and perfectly suited for early readers.

• Engaging Visuals: Each page is filled with charming illustrations that bring science to life.

• Interactive Activities: Your child will circle, label, sort, and draw as they explore the properties of solids, liquids, and gases.

• Hands-On Experiment: Includes a safe and simple science experiment involving water and changes in state, helping children apply what they learn through observation.

• Perfect for Homeschooling or Classroom Use: This versatile resource can be printed multiple times and used across different settings.

🧪 What's Inside?

This printable science workbook is all about mass and the states of matter. Through progressive pages, children will build their understanding in a step-by-step manner:

1. What Is Mass?

Children are introduced to the idea of mass as the amount of matter in an object. A visual balancing scale helps them deduce the mass of an apple, introducing the concept in a relatable, hands-on way.

2. What Is Matter?

Kids learn that everything around them—tables, paper, people—is made of matter. They’ll think critically about comparisons like a balloon vs. a baseball and use reasoning skills to decide which has more mass.

3. Exploring Liquids

A full page is dedicated to liquids. Children learn that:

• Liquids don’t have a fixed shape,

• Liquids have mass and volume.

They’ll then use visual discrimination to identify and circle which items are liquids.

4. Exploring Gases

Next up is gas! The worksheet explains that gases do not have a definite shape, mass, or volume. Children are asked to observe everyday examples like steam from a pot or vapor from an iron and circle the images that show gases.

5. Exploring Solids

Solids are introduced as having a fixed shape, mass, and volume. Children are encouraged to identify which objects—like blocks, instruments, or food—are solids.

6. What Is the Matter? Sorting Solids, Liquids, and Gases

In this classification activity, kids are presented with various images (like water drops, steam, and a toy) and must determine whether each item is a solid, liquid, or gas. This helps reinforce their understanding through categorization.

7. States of Matter in Real Life (Cut & Paste Activity)

This creative page includes an image of a coffee cup with labels for the mug, the liquid inside, and the vapor rising from it. Children cut out words like “solid,” “liquid,” and “gas” and paste them into the appropriate places, connecting abstract ideas with tangible examples.

8. Simple Science Experiment: Observing Water

An experiment page guides children (with adult supervision) through observing how water changes states:

• Liquid in a bowl

• Ice in the freezer

• Steam from a pot

They are invited to make predictions, log their findings, and draw what the water looks like in its different states—perfect for budding scientists!

9. Review and Reflection

The final worksheet offers a reading and comprehension exercise. It revisits the three states of matter, explains molecules in child-friendly terms, and asks students to apply what they’ve learned by identifying whether pictured objects are solid, liquid, or gas.

🎯 Educational Benefits

This workbook aligns with early elementary science standards and supports the development of:

• Scientific Vocabulary: Terms like "mass," "matter," "solid," "liquid," and "gas" are introduced and repeated for retention.

• Critical Thinking: Sorting and reasoning tasks challenge children to apply what they know.

• Observation Skills: The experiment and real-life examples teach students to observe, predict, and conclude.

• Fine Motor Skills: Activities like circling, cutting, and pasting help with motor coordination.

• Early Reading Comprehension: Simple texts on each page reinforce reading practice in a scientific context.

🖨️ How It Works

This is a printable PDF. After purchase, simply download the file, print the pages at home or at a print shop, and you're ready to go. The pages can be used:

• Individually for quick science lessons,

• Sequentially as a full unit study on matter and mass,

• Or repeatedly with different children or students.

Print as many copies as you need for personal or classroom use!

🧠 Who Is It For?

This workbook is perfect for:

• Homeschooling parents looking for ready-made science lessons

• Teachers in kindergarten through grade 2

• Caregivers wanting to support learning during weekends or school breaks

• Science clubs or co-ops introducing early scientific concepts

It’s also a great tool for children who are curious about how the world works and enjoy hands-on activities.

📚 Product Features

• Format: Printable PDF (digital download)

• Pages: 10 engaging science activities

• Recommended Ages: 6–8 years

• Skills Targeted: Science literacy, observation, categorization, reading, critical thinking, and fine motor development

• Topics Covered:

  • Mass

  • Matter

  • Solids

  • Liquids

  • Gases

  • States of matter experiment

  • Molecules (basic introduction)

💬 What Customers Are Saying

✅ “Perfect for my second grader. She loved the cut-and-paste activities and actually learned what gas is!”
✅ “This was a hit in my homeschool group. Simple explanations, great visuals, and fun to use.”
✅ “My son is a visual learner, and this workbook helped him really ‘get’ what matter and mass mean.”

📥 Instant Download – Start Learning Today!

Skip the prep work and jump right into science fun! Once you purchase, you’ll receive a high-quality PDF file that you can download instantly. Print it out at home, staple it into a mini booklet, or add it to your child’s binder.

No shipping required – immediate digital delivery

Help your child understand the world around them with this easy-to-use, printable science workbook. Whether you're building a homeschool curriculum or looking to supplement school learning, this workbook offers valuable science education in a fun, accessible way.

Download your copy today and let the science adventure begin!