This is our collection of solar system, outer space, and planet worksheets that you use for your Science lessons.
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Students hunt for planet and solar system facts hidden around your classroom.
Choose a planet to research and answer the questions in the packet.
2nd through 5th Grades
Printable board game in which students learn facts about our solar system
Scoot is a fast-faced game that the whole class can play at once. Students move around to each desk in the classroom and answer questions about the planets, the sun, and the moon.
3rd through 6th Grades
Cut out and assemble the cipher wheel. Use it to decode a series of interesting planet facts. (We recommend you print the cipher wheel on card stock.)
3rd through 6th Grades
Students cut and fold to make an origami cootie catcher (fortune teller) game. When they play, students answer questions about the solar system. Questions include: What are the four inner planets? How many stars are in our solar system? Who was the first person to walk on the moon?
3rd through 5th Grades
Discover Mercury, the planet closest to the sun. Read the article and answer the comprehension questions.
3rd through 5th Grades
Learn about Venus, Earth's cloudy, volcanic twin.
3rd through 5th Grades
Discover new facts about our home planet.
3rd through 5th Grades
Learn all about Mars, Earth's nearest neighbor, and human efforts to explore the Red Planet.
3rd through 5th Grades
Read about the biggest planet of them all, and discover the mysteries of the "Great Red Spot."
3rd through 5th Grades
Discover the beautiful ringed gas giant - Saturn!
3rd through 5th Grades
Find out about the cold, mysterious planet of Uranus.
3rd through 5th Grades
Distant, cold, and windy Neptune has one thing in common with Earth - what is it?
3rd through 5th Grades
Pluto, now a dwarf planet, got its name in a most unusual way. Read this article to find out more!
3rd through 5th Grades
Read this article to learn all about our amazing sun!
3rd through 5th Grades
Find out about Earth's moon, and learn about the first man to walk on it.
3rd through 5th Grades
Learn about the 5 dwarf plants in our solar system and discover why Pluto is no longer considered a planet. (approx. 5th grade level)
3rd through 5th Grades
Learn about the many unique moons of our solar system. (approx. 3rd grade level)
3rd Grade
The article tells how constellations got their names and how the same constellation can be known by different names across the world. (approx. 4th grade level)
3rd through 5th Grades
Cut out the picture cards and sort them into two categories: planets and not planets. Objects pictured include: Earth, Jupiter, Sun, Moon, Mars, Neptune, space shuttle, comet, and satellite.
Kindergarten to 2nd Grade
Worksheets
(Level: Intermediate)
Use your knowledge of the solar system to solve these planet rhyming riddles.
Cut out the definitions and glue them next to the corresponding solar system object. Words include Mercury, Mars, Earth, Venus, Jupiter, Asteroid Belt, Moon, Sun, Neptune, Saturn, and Earth.
How much would you weigh on Jupiter? How about Pluto? Or Mercury? Simple formulas for calculating your weight on other worlds.
3rd through 5th Grades
Read the clues and write the names of planets and other solar system words in the puzzle.
A space question-answer game that you can play with your class.
Learn how the position of the Earth affects the four seasons.
4th through 6th Grades
Name the moon phases shown. Includes a picture guide at the top of the page.
Name the moon phases shown. Includes a word bank at the top of the page.
Name the moon phases shown. Does not include a word bank or guide.
Picture of the moon phases, in order, with labels.
Discover how moon craters were formed with this hands-on activity.
This is a wonderful seasonal poem about the Harvest Moon. Read the poem, answer the comprehension questions, then learn about Harvest Moon.
This printable page has a portrait of Neil Armstrong. Students can color the picture. There's also a quote by Armstrong at the bottom of the page.
2nd through 7th Grades
Color Buzz Aldrin, and read the inspirational quote. Use with research reports or to decorate a classroom bulletin board.
2nd through 7th Grades
This worksheet contains a picture of Sally Ride that students can color. An inspirational quote from Ms. Ride is included at the bottom of the page.
2nd through 8th Grades
Guy Bluford became the first African-American astronaut to travel in space.
3rd through 7th Grades
Print and color this picture of John Glenn, first American to orbit Earth. This activity includes a notable quote and interesting fact.
2nd through 7th Grades
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