Science Coloring Pages

Look inside a classroom science corner, follow an acorn sprout or choose a space picture. This collection brings together observation scenes, weather symbols and simplified drawings of the Sun, Moon and planets.

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A girl sits on a stump and studies an acorn with a magnifying glass, beside a collecting basket beneath oak branches.

Girl Examining an Acorn

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An astronaut floats in a space station laboratory holding a clear container with a small plant, beside a microscope and an Earth-view window.

Plant Experiment in Space

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Earth with land outlines and a smaller cratered Moon above and to the right.

Earth and the Moon

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A small oak shoot rises from a split acorn beside its loose cap, with fallen acorns and lobed leaves on the woodland floor.

An Acorn Becomes an Oak Seedling

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A teacher and three children tend a raised garden bed, with a watering can, a plant pot and a magnifying glass.

A Class Caring for Its Garden

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Small asteroid shapes form a loose ring between the orbit guides for Mars and Jupiter.

The Main Asteroid Belt

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A round Earth has simplified outlines of land and open ocean areas.

Planet Earth

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Eight simplified planets in four rows beneath a small Sun symbol.

The Eight Planets in Order

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The Moon

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A large Sun disk has twelve short rays around its edge.

The Sun

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A girl presents a nature craft board with a caterpillar, chrysalis and butterfly to her male science teacher.

A Girl's Butterfly Craft for Her Science Teacher

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A boy gives his female science teacher a leaf booklet beside a seedling, magnifying glass and microscope.

A Boy's Leaf Book for His Science Teacher

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Choose a page

For people and tools, try the butterfly craft, leaf book or space-station laboratory. For a close look at a natural object, choose the magnifying-glass scenes or sprouting acorn. The weather and space drawings are simplified illustrations; their shapes and spacing are not measurements or accurate maps.

Try it together

Choose one page and color only the detail you want to discuss first. On another sheet, draw two boxes: “I can see” and “I wonder”. Record a visible detail in the first and a question in the second. A grown-up can help find a book or suggest something you could observe next.

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