Space Essential Activities for Grade 1

The sun is that big glowing ball of fire in the sky during the daytime. What does your young student actually know about the sun other than that it shines in the daytime? Use this worksheet to teach them some really important things about the sun in the sky. Read the short informative text to your kindergartners. After reading it, read the questions aloud to them, and then help them check the correct answers to the questions.

Our planet Earth orbits the sun each year, but the moon orbits us every 28 days! Your child will be fascinated to learn about our moon’s orbit while working on this interesting printable worksheet! Before getting started, read the paragraph at the top to learn the necessary vocabulary and information. Then read the sentences below the colorful images and fill in the blanks by checking off the correct box!

Look up in the sky at night, and many times you’ll see the moon. But it doesn’t always look the same! Depending on its phase, we might see some of it, all of it, or nothing at all! Pique your child’s curiosity and teach him or her more about the sun, the moon, and space using this intriguing science worksheet. Instruct little learners to review the information at the top and study the picture. Finally, read the sentences on the bottom of the page and check the correct answers to identify the names of the phases of the moon!

Every day, the sun rises in the East and sets in the West and reaches its highest point in the sky during midday. Based upon where the sun is, it can be possible to tell what time of day it is! Expand your child’s horizons in science class using this free printable worksheet from Kids Academy. Simply observe the image at the top and review it with children, encouraging learners to use it as a guide while they complete the page. To complete, just look at the pictures on the left to check for the position of the sun in each. Check off the numbers to put the pictures in the correct order from sunrise to sunset!

What’s the difference between revolution and rotation? This intriguing worksheet will explain just that, and help your little scientist to analyze a diagram to understand Earth’s evolution around the sun. Your child will be fascinated to learn about Earth’s journey with this solar system worksheet: Revolution.

The sun is that yellow ball blazing hot in the sky. When the sun is at its full peak, sometimes it shines so hot that everywhere gets hot and we sweat buckets. Also, the sun can melt things here on the planet. Ask your kids if they can tell you some of the things that the sun can melt. Read this short informative text on how the sun can melt things, and highlight the objects that the sun can melt. Now, read the questions out loud to your little ones, and help them check the correct answers.

In this simple worksheet, your kids will meet a kid just like them. You can begin this exercise by asking your kids if they know what a moon journal is. Or, your kids could already be interested in space and be keeping one of their own. Either ways, Kyle is keeping a moon journal. Together with your kids, look at Kyle’s pictures and check off the box that has the correct name of the moon phase.

Walking around in space isn’t exactly like it is here on earth! Use this adorable space suit printable worksheet to help your little one practice critical sorting and matching skills, while they learn about working and surviving in space. Here’s what makes this worksheet great:  • Cute and catchy images, designed to engage your child • Pictures of gear used in other professions will challenge your child • Your child will learn more about the harsh conditions of space Let’s blast off to space to help the dog find the right gear to finish his suit! Your child will hone valuable matching skills as they sort through the images to find what he needs to keep him safe in space!

Summer days are long, and winter days are short. Broaden your child’s understanding of science and seasons using this enlightening worksheet from Kids Academy! Help learners study the colorful scenes on the top and bottom of the page. Note the digital clock on the bottom right side of each picture. What time is it in each? Discuss with children how it gets darker earlier in the winter and stays light throughout the evening in summer. Circle the correct answers to complete the sheet!