Aryan — Noble warrior
Zara — Blooming flower
Vihaan — New dawn
Myra — Sweet beloved
Advait — Unique one
Aisha — Alive, prosperous
Rehan — Fragrant breeze
Pari — Fairy angel
Dhruv — North star
Anaya — Caring free soul
Kabir — The great one
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Riya — Singer graceful
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Class 3–4 Science & Our World Worksheets

Ages 8–10 · 15 weeks · 105 printable pages

15 weeks of Science & Our World for Class 3–4 (ages 8–10), one topic a week — 105 printable pages in all. It begins with Big question: Why does an egg float in salty water?, Big question: Why do sweet drinks harm our teeth? and Big question: Why do leaves need sunlight? and goes on to Big question: How do our lungs fill with air? and Big question: How do germs spread from hand to hand?.

All 15 weeks

Class 3–4 Science & Our World Worksheets — one topic a week
WeekThemeTopicPages
Week 1All About MeBig question: Why does an egg float in salty water?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: float, sink, density, dissolve, upthrust
7
Week 2My FamilyBig question: Why do sweet drinks harm our teeth?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: enamel, acid, calcium, cavity, fluoride
7
Week 3My SensesBig question: Why do leaves need sunlight?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: chlorophyll, photosynthesis, oxygen, carbon dioxide, sunlight
7
Week 4FruitsBig question: How do seeds travel far from the parent plant?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: dispersal, wind, pod, germinate, winged seed
7
Week 5VegetablesBig question: Where do the drops on a cold glass come from?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: evaporation, condensation, vapour, precipitation, cycle
7
Week 6Colours & ShapesBig question: Why does a toy car go further on a smooth floor?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: friction, force, surface, smooth, rough
7
Week 7Animals at HomeBig question: How does a lever make lifting easy?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: lever, pivot, fulcrum, load, effort
7
Week 8Wild AnimalsBig question: How does a bulb light up?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: circuit, cell, conductor, insulator, switch
7
Week 9BirdsBig question: Why does a mirror flip my writing?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: reflection, mirror, periscope, reverse, light ray
7
Week 10Plants & TreesBig question: Why does a metal spoon get hot in hot tea, but a wooden one does not?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: conductor, insulator, heat, temperature, thermometer
7
Week 11WaterBig question: What is soil made of?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: humus, clay, sand, erosion, layer
7
Week 12Weather & SeasonsBig question: Where does a rainbow come from?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: spectrum, prism, refraction, VIBGYOR, sunlight
7
Week 13TransportBig question: How does a parachute slow a fall?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: air resistance, parachute, canopy, gravity, glide
7
Week 14Community HelpersBig question: How do our lungs fill with air?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: lungs, diaphragm, oxygen, carbon dioxide, breathe
7
Week 15Safety & Good HabitsBig question: How do germs spread from hand to hand?
Guess, try it at home and find out why · New words: germs, bacteria, virus, hygiene, vaccine
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Frequently asked questions

Are these Science & Our World worksheets free?

Weeks 1–2 are free to view and print. The other weeks open with a Kids Pass (₹149 a month), which also unlocks Kids Learning and Kids Studio.

What does week 1 cover?

Week 1 (All About Me): Big question: Why does an egg float in salty water? — Big question: Why does an egg float in salty water?; Guess, try it at home and find out why; New words: float, sink, density, dissolve, upthrust.

Which age group are they for?

They are written for Class 3–4, about 8–10 years. Other ages have their own sets — see the worksheet index.

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