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Make gravity easy and fun for young learners with this simple kindergarten science worksheet!
Children look at a variety of familiar pictures and identify the ones that show gravity pulling objects down. They will explore examples such as falling apples, leaves, rocks, rain, coconuts, snow, mangoes, toy cars and books, whilst also comparing them with objects moving upward.
This resource is designed with ESL and early learners in mind, using clear pictures, simple vocabulary and an easy-to-understand concept.
What’s Included
• 1 black-and-white colouring worksheet
• 1 answer sheet
• Clear up and down arrows
• Simple child-friendly instructions
• Familiar real-world examples of gravity
Learning Objectives
Children will:
• Recognise that gravity pulls things down
• Identify everyday examples of gravity
• Develop observation and classification skills
• Learn and practice simple science vocabulary
Perfect For
• Kindergarten
• Preschool
• ESL/EAL learners
• Early elementary science
• Forces and motion units
• Science centres and independent work
• Classroom review or assessment
A fun, visual way to help children connect gravity to the world around them!
© 2026 Sonyja Murphy. All rights reserved.
This educational resource was created by Sonyja Murphy.
Illustrations in this resource were created with the assistance of AI (ChatGPT by OpenAI) and have been edited, arranged, and incorporated as part of this original educational work.
This resource is for personal/classroom use only. Please do not resell, redistribute, share, or upload the files online.

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