Science Final Grade 2

Parts of a tree
Grade 2 Science Worksheet
Write in the name of each part of the tree.
trunk fruit roots leaf branch bark
Draw an arrow where the original seed was.

Circle where you will find some new seeds.
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Plant parts we eat
Match the food with the part of the plant it comes from.
Stems
Peas
Flowers
Cabbage
Root
Asparagus
Seeds
Tomato
Leaves
Carrot
Fruit
Broccoli
Food from trees
Match the tree (or vine) with the fruit. Label the trees.
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________
_____________

What do plants need to grow
Fill in the blanks:
Plants need ____________, ____________,
____________ and ____________ to grow.
Where will the seeds grow better?
Inside Outside
In a field In the desert
In a flower pot On a table

Plant life cycle
Write numbers 1 to 5 to show the correct order of the

plant’s life cycle. Label each step.
sprout seed fruit flower plant
This plant needed _________, _________, __________
and __________ to grow.

Pollination
Circle the things that can Pollen is a powdery

substance that plants
help plants with pollination. produce. Plants need to
receive pollen from
another plant before
they can make seeds.
Wind Table Beetle
Butterfly Hummingbird Tractor
Bee Bear Wasp
Do you think that pollen from a rose can pollinate a tulip?

Why or why not?
______________________________________________
Plant habitats
Match the plant to its habitat.
Pond Tree
Desert Cactus
Forest Water Lily

Animals and their offspring
Match each animal to its mother and write in the

names of the animals.
chicken tadpole kitten frog
pig cat chick piglet
____________ ____________
____________ ____________
____________
____________
____________ ___________

Animals and their offspring
Match each animal to its mother and write in the

names of the animals.
puppy cow dog calf
eaglet duck duckling eagle
____________ ____________
____________ ____________
____________
____________
____________ ____________

Needs of animals
Write five things that animals need to live.
Do humans need the same things to live?

______________________________________________
______________________________________________
Animals and their foods
Herbivore - an animal
For each animal, write what that just eats plants.
it eats. Then write an Carnivore - an animal
“H” if it’s a herbivore, a that eats mostly meats.
“C” if it’s a carnivore or an Omnivore - an animal
“O” if it’s an omnivore. that eats both plants
and meats.

Animal coverings
Connect each animal to the type of covering it has.
feathers
hair
shell
Why would a bird not want a thick shell?
___________________________________________

Animal classification: mammals
Circle the words that describe mammals.
breathes through
cold-blooded has sweat glands
their gills
with fur or hair vertebrates has antennae
produce milk for

often with wings warm-blooded
babies
Circle the animals that are mammals.

Animal life cycles
Some animals look totally

Match the pictures with the different than their
descriptions of each stage parents and go through
of the butterfly’s life. big changes called
“Metamorphosis”
The caterpillar hangs

upside down and
becomes a pupa.
A butterfly emerges from

the pupa after
Metamorphosis.
A female butterfly lays

eggs on a leaf.
The egg hatches and

becomes a caterpillar.

Types of Animals
Match the type of animal with its description and a picture

of an animal of that type.
Cold-blooded animals
that have dry skin
Mammals
covered with scales or
bony plates. Tortoise
Cold-blooded
vertebrates typically
Fish living on land but
breeding in water. Duck
Tiny animals with hard
bodies, 2 antennae and
Reptiles
legs. They often have
wings. Frog
Warm-blooded animals
Insects
with fur or hair. Fish
Warm-blooded
Birds animals. They have
wings and feathers. Cat
They live in the water
Amphibians
and breathe with gills. Butterfly
Types of Animals
Match the type of animal with its description and a picture

of an animal of that type.
Cold-blooded animals
that have dry skin
Mammals
covered with scales or
bony plates. Tortoise
Cold-blooded
vertebrates typically
Fish living on land but
breeding in water. Duck
Tiny animals with hard
bodies, 2 antennae and
Reptiles
legs. They often have
wings. Frog
Warm-blooded animals
Insects
with fur or hair. Fish
Warm-blooded
Birds animals. They have
wings and feathers. Cat
They live in the water
Amphibians
and breathe with gills. Butterfly
Earth, moon, and sun
Fill in the blanks.
moon month light star
hours planet year sun
The sun is a __________.

It puts out heat and __________.
The earth is a __________. It spins

around, or revolves, once every
24 __________.
The earth goes around the __________

in about one __________.
The __________ goes around the earth

in about one __________.
How many times have you traveled with the earth around
the sun?

Observable properties
Circle the words that describe each object. Write one

word of your own to describe it.
 hard  soft
 slippery  shiny
 triangle  hard
 bumpy  smooth
 small  short
soap  ___________ fork  ___________
 rough  square
 big  round
 tall  sweet
 round  salty
 blue  rough
tree  ___________ grapes  ___________
 spiky  fat
 smooth  skinny
 round  smooth
 thin  rough
 heavy  loud
balloon  ___________ crayon  ___________
 hard  loud
 soft  big
 large  soft
 small  spiky
 slippery  green
blanket  ___________
puppy  ___________

What is the temperature?
Fill in each thermometer and answer the questions.
95°F 92°F 89°F 89°F 75°F
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Which day was the warmest? ______________________
Which day was the coolest? _______________________
Which day was hotter, Tuesday or Friday? __________
What would you wear on Monday? ________________
What season do you think this week is in? ___________

Phases of the moon
Write the name of each phase of the moon.
new moon full moon
crescent moon quarter moon
Which moon phase do you think is the brightest? Why?

Humans cause change
For each change, write natural or human-caused.
A dam stops a river from

flowing and forms a lake.
An earthquake causes
big rocks to fall.
The wind blows sand into

large sand dunes.
All the trees on a hillside

are cut down.
Large areas are cleared

of plants to make space
for farming.
Canals are built to bring

water to dry desert areas.
A river weathers cliffs into

canyons.

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Parts of a tree

Grade 2 Science Worksheet

Write in the name of each part of the tree.

trunk fruit roots leaf branch bark

Draw an arrow where the original seed was.

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Fill in the blanks:

Plants need ____________, ____________,

____________ and ____________ to grow.

Where will the seeds grow better?

In a field In the desert

In a flower pot On a table

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Write numbers 1 to 5 to show the correct order of the

sprout seed fruit flower plant

This plant needed _________, _________, __________

and __________ to grow.

Circle the things that can Pollen is a powdery

Wind Table Beetle

Butterfly Hummingbird Tractor

Bee Bear Wasp

Do you think that pollen from a rose can pollinate a tulip?

Match the plant to its habitat.

Forest Water Lily

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Match each animal to its mother and write in the

chicken tadpole kitten frog

pig cat chick piglet

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Match each animal to its mother and write in the

puppy cow dog calf

eaglet duck duckling eagle

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Write five things that animals need to live.

Do humans need the same things to live?

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Connect each animal to the type of covering it has.

Why would a bird not want a thick shell?

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Circle the words that describe mammals.

with fur or hair vertebrates has antennae

produce milk for

Circle the animals that are mammals.

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Some animals look totally

The caterpillar hangs

A butterfly emerges from

A female butterfly lays

The egg hatches and

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Match the type of animal with its description and a picture

Match the type of animal with its description and a picture

Fill in the blanks.

moon month light star

hours planet year sun

The sun is a __________.

The earth is a __________. It spins

The earth goes around the __________

The __________ goes around the earth

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Circle the words that describe each object. Write one

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com

Fill in each thermometer and answer the questions.

Plants need , ,

and to grow.

This plant needed _____, _, ______