🔬 Science Activities for Kids
Science is everywhere, from the leaves on a plant to the clouds in the sky. This topic page brings together our free science activities for kids, with simple pictures and clear labels that make new words easy to remember.
Right now you will find 3 label the diagram activities. Children look at a picture, read the word list and drag or write each name in the right place. It is a friendly way to build vocabulary, observation skills and confidence, at home or in the classroom.
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The Digestive System🏷️ Label the Diagram · Age 10-12
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Organs of the Human Body🏷️ Label the Diagram · Age 8-10
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Sink or Float?🧪 Science Experiments · Age 4-5
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Walking Water Rainbow🧪 Science Experiments · Age 6-8
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Floating Egg Experiment🧪 Science Experiments · Age 6-8
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Everyday or Sometimes Foods?🥗 Healthy Eating & Food Groups · Age 5-6
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Build a Healthy Plate🥗 Healthy Eating & Food Groups · Age 5-6
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Eatwell Guide: Sort the Foods🥗 Healthy Eating & Food Groups · Age 6-8
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MyPlate Food Groups: Sort the Foods🥗 Healthy Eating & Food Groups · Age 6-8
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The Water Cycle🌦️ Weather, Seasons & the Water Cycle · Age 8-10
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The Four Seasons🌦️ Weather, Seasons & the Water Cycle · Age 5-6
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Dress for the Weather🌦️ Weather, Seasons & the Water Cycle · Age 4-5
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What's the Weather Like?🌦️ Weather, Seasons & the Water Cycle · Age 4-5
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Life Cycle of a Chicken: What Comes Next?🦋 Life Cycles · Age 5-6
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Life Cycle of a Bean Plant🦋 Life Cycles · Age 6-8
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Life Cycle of a Frog🦋 Life Cycles · Age 6-8
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Life Cycle of a Butterfly🦋 Life Cycles · Age 5-6
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Seasons of the Year📅 Calendar Skills · Age 5-6
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Parts of a Fish🏷️ Label the Diagram · Age 5-6
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The Solar System🏷️ Label the Diagram · Age 8-10
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Parts of a Plant🏷️ Label the Diagram · Age 6-8
Frequently asked questions
What age group are these science activities for?
The label the diagram activities suit children from about 4 to 12 years. Younger children can do them with an adult reading the word list, while older children can complete them on their own and explain each part.
Are the science worksheets free to print?
Yes. Every activity on this page can be used online or printed at home and in school at no cost. There is no sign-up and no limit on how many times you print a sheet.
What will my child learn from labelling diagrams?
Labelling builds science vocabulary, careful observation and spelling. Children learn to look closely at a picture, match words to the correct part and remember names of everyday things like plant parts and body parts.
How can teachers use these activities in class?
Use them as a warm-up before a lesson, as revision after teaching a topic, or as a quiet task for early finishers. They also work well in pairs, with one child reading the word and the other pointing to the part.