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Grade 2 Science practice sheet

Newfoundland and Labrador Curriculum · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

  1. Question 1

    Put the butterfly's life cycle in order.

    • 🐛caterpillar
    • chrysalis
    • 🦋butterfly
    • 🥚egg
  2. Question 2

    A rubber ball is…

    • 💨a gas
    • 💧a liquid
    • ⚽a solid
  3. Question 3

    Which thing will a magnet pull?

    🧲
    • 🥤a paper cup
    • 📎a paper clip
    • 🪵a wooden block
  4. Question 4

    Put the water cycle in order. Start with the sun warming the water.

    • 🌊Water collects in rivers and oceans
    • 🌧️Rain or snow falls
    • ☁️Clouds form
    • ☀️Sun warms water and it rises
  5. Question 5

    Which animal hatches from an egg?

    • 🐮a calf
    • 🐦a robin
    • 🐶a puppy
  6. Question 6

    A duck's webbed feet help it…

    🦆
    • dig tunnels
    • climb trees
    • swim
  7. Question 7

    A fruit salad has apples, grapes and melon. It is a…

    🍉
    • solid block
    • mixture
    • gas
  8. Question 8

    A playground slide is an…

    🛝
    • wedge
    • inclined plane
    • pulley
  9. Question 9

    A balloon is blown up. What does the balloon show?

    🎈
    • Air takes up space
    • Air has no weight and no space
    • Air is a liquid
  10. Question 10

    Put the frog's life cycle in order.

    • tadpole with legs
    • tadpole
    • 🐸frog
    • 🧪eggs in a pond

Answer key

  1. 1. egg → caterpillar → chrysalis → butterfly (Life Cycles)
  2. 2. ⚽ a solid (Solids & Liquids)
  3. 3. 📎 a paper clip (Push & Pull)
  4. 4. Sun warms water and it rises → Clouds form → Rain or snow falls → Water collects in rivers and oceans (Water World)
  5. 5. 🐦 a robin (Animal Life Cycles)
  6. 6. swim (Animal Adaptations)
  7. 7. mixture (Mixtures & Materials)
  8. 8. inclined plane (Simple Machines)
  9. 9. Air takes up space (Air & Water for Life)
  10. 10. eggs in a pond → tadpole → tadpole with legs → frog (Life Cycles)

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