Free Space Worksheets for 1st Grade

Ages 6–7

Space worksheets launch students into the universe of STEM learning through planets, stars, rockets and astronauts. Children discover the order of planets in our solar system, compare planetary sizes using scale drawings, and calculate distances that stretch the imagination. Vocabulary activities introduce terms like orbit, gravity, constellation and atmosphere, building scientific literacy from an early age. Rocket-building diagrams teach symmetry and measurement, while moon phase charts connect observation skills to real nighttime experiences. Creative writing prompts ask students to imagine life on Mars or design their own space station, blending science with storytelling. These printable resources align naturally with science curriculum standards and work well during astronomy units, science fairs or STEM enrichment blocks. The universal fascination with outer space ensures high engagement across all age groups and ability levels.

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Math

Math

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Subtraction

Subtraction

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Word Scramble

Word Scramble

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Writing Practice

Writing Practice

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Crossword Puzzles

Crossword Puzzles

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Sudoku Puzzles

Sudoku Puzzles

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Find Objects

Find Objects

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Grid Match

Grid Match

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of space worksheets are available?▼
You can find planet identification and ordering activities, solar system scale exercises, rocket design templates, astronaut vocabulary pages, moon phase tracking charts, constellation dot-to-dot puzzles, and space-themed math problems covering addition, subtraction and multiplication.
Are these space worksheets free to use?▼
Yes, every space worksheet is completely free. Generate and download as many as you need without subscriptions, watermarks or hidden costs. They are designed for unlimited printing in classrooms, homeschool settings and after-school programs.
Which age groups benefit most from space worksheets?▼
Space worksheets engage children from ages 3 through 11. Toddlers and preschoolers color rockets and trace stars, while elementary students work on planetary data tables, gravity experiments and multi-step word problems set in outer space.

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