Free printable habitats, body coverings, five senses, life cycles, community helpers, everyday objects, days of the week, clothing for weather, living/non-living and recycling sorts — customize, then print.
These sheets are early science and world knowledge, not a full course. Children look at a picture and decide what they see. One activity asks where an animal lives. Another asks whether something is alive. Life Cycle asks how a living thing grows. Community Helpers asks who works where. Object Function Matching asks what we use everyday things for. Clothing for Weather asks which garment matches a rain, cold or hot job. Five Senses asks which sense an organ or a hear/smell/taste action belongs to. Recycling Sort groups everyday materials. Each generator makes a fresh mix, so the same child can practise again without memorising one poster.
Ages: Ages 3–7+ · Preschool through Grade 1
Skills: Observation · Classification · Five senses · Life cycles · Community helpers · Everyday objects · Clothing for weather · Animal habitats · Living and non-living · Environmental awareness · Early science vocabulary

Cut and sort animals into the right home.
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Cut and sort pictures into living and non-living.
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Number the stages of a butterfly, frog or plant.
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Cut and sort items into recycling groups.
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Sort animals by fur, feathers, scales or shell.
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Match organs and events to sight, hearing, smell, taste or touch.
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Match helpers to their workplace or tool.
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Match everyday objects to what they are used for.
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Practise weekday names and Monday–Sunday order.
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Match clothes to rain, cold or hot weather jobs.
View ActivityAnimal Habitats comes first: the child already knows the animal and only has to choose its home — farm, ocean, forest or jungle. Living / Non-living Sort is the broader question — is this thing alive? Life Cycle is the first process sheet: number egg, caterpillar, chrysalis and butterfly, or the matching stages for a frog, chicken, sunflower, ladybird or bee. Community Helpers is the people sheet: match a doctor to a hospital or a farmer to a farm. Object Function Matching is the everyday-objects sheet: what do we use a toothbrush or a broom for? Clothing for Weather is the weather-clothes sheet: which item keeps hands warm or keeps rain off? Five Senses is the body-and-action sheet: eyes help you see, and a bell is something you hear. Recycling Sort groups paper, plastic, metal and compost. World Flags stays on Creative & Colouring; it is a colouring sheet, not a science sort.