Explore 30 worksheets related to Halloween science worksheets currently available in our library. Explore Halloween-themed science practice for Kindergarten and early 1st Grade with printable activities covering living things, animals, plants, weather, the five senses, matter, motion, light, shadows, observation, classification, and simple scientific thinking.
HALLOWEEN LIVING OR NONLIVING
Learners classify familiar Halloween and fall pictures as living or nonliving while practicing basic life-science observation.
HALLOWEEN ANIMAL OR PLANT
Children distinguish animals from plants using bats, cats, spiders, pumpkins, trees, and other seasonal examples.
HALLOWEEN ANIMAL BODY PARTS
Learners match common animal body parts to bats, cats, owls, and spiders and connect structures with observable features.
BAT BODY PARTS
Children identify and label major external parts of a bat using a simple Halloween-themed life-science diagram.
NOCTURNAL ANIMAL SORT
Learners sort familiar animals by whether they are commonly active at night or mainly active during the day.
BAT OR BIRD
Children compare bats and birds by identifying simple observable features such as fur, feathers, wings, and beaks.
SPIDER OR INSECT
Learners compare spiders and insects through leg counts and simple body-structure observations.
PUMPKIN PARTS
Children label the main visible and internal parts of a pumpkin using a simple plant-science diagram.
PUMPKIN LIFE CYCLE
Learners sequence six stages of pumpkin growth from seed through mature fruit and practice plant life-cycle reasoning.
WHAT DOES A PUMPKIN PLANT NEED
Children identify the basic resources a pumpkin plant needs to grow and distinguish them from unrelated objects.
HALLOWEEN FIVE SENSES
Learners connect Halloween and fall observations with sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.
HALLOWEEN TEXTURE SORT
Children classify familiar objects by observable texture words such as smooth, rough, soft, and bumpy.
HALLOWEEN SOLID OR LIQUID
Learners identify simple examples of solids and liquids using familiar fall and Halloween objects.
HALLOWEEN SINK OR FLOAT PREDICTIONS
Children make simple sink-or-float predictions for familiar classroom and seasonal objects before testing them.
HALLOWEEN MAGNET PREDICTIONS
Learners predict which familiar objects may be attracted to a magnet and record their thinking.
PUSH OR PULL HALLOWEEN MOTION
Children identify pushes and pulls in simple Halloween-themed motion scenarios.
HALLOWEEN ROLL RAMP PREDICTIONS
Learners predict which seasonal objects will roll easily down a ramp based on their shapes.
HALLOWEEN LIGHT OR SHADOW
Children distinguish light sources from shadows and connect shadows with blocked light.
MATCH THE HALLOWEEN SHADOW
Learners use shape and outline observations to match seasonal objects with their corresponding shadows.
DAY OR NIGHT SKY
Children classify familiar sky observations as commonly associated with daytime or nighttime.
HALLOWEEN WEATHER WATCH
Learners identify common weather conditions using simple seasonal scenes and weather vocabulary.
FALL WEATHER CLOTHING
Children connect simple fall weather conditions with sensible clothing choices.
FALL LEAF OBSERVATION
Learners compare leaf shapes, edges, sizes, and vein patterns using careful visual observation.
HALLOWEEN SCIENCE OBSERVATION OR INFERENCE
Beginning readers distinguish things they can directly observe from simple ideas inferred from evidence.
HALLOWEEN SCIENCE PREDICT WHAT HAPPENS
Children use simple cause-and-effect reasoning to predict outcomes in safe seasonal science situations.
HALLOWEEN SCIENCE TOOLS
Learners identify basic tools used to observe, measure, compare, and investigate objects.
HALLOWEEN SCIENCE VOCABULARY MATCH
Children review core science vocabulary from the collection by matching words with simple visual meanings.
HALLOWEEN SCIENCE MIXED REVIEW
Learners review life science, matter, forces, weather, light, and observation through a varied set of short activities.
HALLOWEEN SCIENCE CHALLENGE
Children apply multiple science ideas to observation, classification, prediction, comparison, and simple evidence-based reasoning.
HALLOWEEN SCIENCE FINAL CHECK-UP
A structured final review checks observation, life science, physical science, earth science, and scientific thinking across twenty varied items.