Science Worksheets for Class 6 — Free CBSE/NCERT PDFs
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Class 6 Science is the first year of middle-school Science and the syllabus expands sharply — food components, materials and their properties, changes around us, plants and animals with structured classification, body movements, magnetism, electricity, light and water. This page collects every Class 6 Science worksheet on WorkbookWala, aligned to the CBSE Class 6 syllabus and the NCERT 'Curiosity' / 'Science' textbook.
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- 1Class 6 Science: Separation of Substances — sign in to track progress
- 2Class 6 Science: Components of Food — sign in to track progress
- 3Garbage In, Garbage Out - Class 6 Science Workbook — sign in to track progress
- 4Science Workbook: Water — sign in to track progress
- 5Changes Around Us - Class 6 Science Workbook — sign in to track progress
- 6Sorting Materials into Groups - Class 6 Science Worksheet — sign in to track progress
- 7Fun with Magnets - Class 6 Science — sign in to track progress
- 8Electricity and Circuits - Class 6 Science Workbook — sign in to track progress
- 9Class 6 CBSE Science Workbook: Body Movements — sign in to track progress
- 10The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings — sign in to track progress
- 11Air Around Us - Workbook — sign in to track progress
- 12Getting to Know Plants - Workbook — sign in to track progress
- 13Class 6 Science: Light, Shadows, and Reflections — sign in to track progress
- 14Class 6 Science: Motion and Measurement — sign in to track progress
- 15Class 6 Science: Separation of Substances — sign in to track progress
- 16Class 6 Science: Components of Food Worksheet — sign in to track progress
- 17Class 6 Science: Fibre to Fabric Worksheet — sign in to track progress
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Printable Class 6 Science worksheets
All Class 6 Science worksheets
- Class 6 Science: Separation of Substances
- Class 6 Science: Components of Food
- Garbage In, Garbage Out - Class 6 Science Workbook
- Science Workbook: Water
- Changes Around Us - Class 6 Science Workbook
- Sorting Materials into Groups - Class 6 Science Worksheet
- Fun with Magnets - Class 6 Science
- Electricity and Circuits - Class 6 Science Workbook
- Class 6 CBSE Science Workbook: Body Movements
- The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings
- Air Around Us - Workbook
- Getting to Know Plants - Workbook
- Class 6 Science: Light, Shadows, and Reflections
- Class 6 Science: Motion and Measurement
- Class 6 Science: Separation of Substances
- Class 6 Science: Components of Food Worksheet
- Class 6 Science: Fibre to Fabric Worksheet
Topics covered in Class 6 Science
- Food — components, sources, balanced diet, deficiency diseases
- Sorting materials into groups; separation of substances
- Changes around us — physical and chemical
- Plants — getting to know, structure and functions
- Body movements — human skeletal and muscular systems
- The living organisms and their surroundings; habitats
- Motion and measurement of distances
- Light, shadows and reflections
- Electricity and simple circuits
- Fun with magnets
- Water — sources, water cycle, conservation
- Air around us; garbage in, garbage out
How to use these worksheets at home
- Do the diagram-labelling sheets first for any new chapter — Class 3+ Science is largely about naming parts correctly before you can reason about them.
- For every experiment or observation question, ask your child to also write one real-life example. That single habit is what turns rote learning into understanding.
- Print on A4 and let your child mark units and symbols explicitly (°C, kg, cm³). CBSE Science marks routinely fall on missing units, not missing physics.
- Re-print the previous-chapter revision sheet before every unit test. Science stacks — Class 6 builds on Class 5, Class 9 builds on Class 8.
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Class 6 Science worksheet FAQs
- What topics are covered in Class 6 Science?
- Class 6 Science covers Food — components, sources, balanced diet, deficiency diseases, Sorting materials into groups; separation of substances, Changes around us — physical and chemical, Plants — getting to know, structure and functions, Body movements — human skeletal and muscular systems, The living organisms and their surroundings; habitats, and more — all aligned to the CBSE/NCERT Class 6 syllabus.
- Are these Class 6 Science worksheets aligned to CBSE and NCERT?
- Yes. Every Class 6 Science worksheet on this page is built around the CBSE and NCERT Class 6 Science syllabus, so the questions match what your child is doing at school.
- How should we prepare for the diagrams-heavy chapters in Class 6 Science?
- For chapters like plants, body movements and electric circuits, print the diagram-labelling worksheets first and let your child fill labels from memory. Class 6 Science exams reserve serious marks for correctly labelled diagrams — labelling practice is not optional.
- Are these Class 6 Science worksheets free to download as PDF?
- Yes — every Class 6 Science worksheet is free to download and print. Open a worksheet, click "Open print view", and either print on A4 or use your browser's "Save as PDF" option. No signup, no watermark, no daily limit.
- Do the Class 6 Science worksheets come with answer keys?
- Yes. Each workbook ships with a "With answer key" print view, so parents can mark a completed page in a couple of minutes and children can self-check as soon as they finish.
- How many Class 6 Science worksheets are on this page?
- We're constantly adding to this Class 6 Science library — the count on the printable-worksheets grid above is always live. New sheets go up every week, so bookmark the page and check back for fresh homework and revision practice.