Free Everyday Materials Colouring Page | Class 1 | Science | BookFlik
Bring your science lessons to life with our engaging Science everyday materials colouring page year 1 core resource. This beautifully illustrated activity is designed specifically for Class 1 pupils to explore the properties of objects and the substances they are made from. As children colour, they will identify common materials such as wood, plastic, glass, metal, and fabric, helping them connect scientific concepts to the world around them.
Our Science everyday materials colouring page year 1 core is perfectly aligned with the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum for Science, which requires children to distinguish between an object and the material from which it is made. By focusing on everyday items found in the home or classroom, this sheet reinforces vocabulary and observation skills. Teachers can use this as a starter task to spark a class discussion about why a window is made of glass or why a chair might be made of wood, or as a calming independent activity after a practical investigation.
This resource is designed at the core level for Class 1 learners working at the expected standard. It encourages children to think critically about the objects they use every day, asking them to consider texture, transparency, and strength through visual representation. Using this Science everyday materials colouring page year 1 core helps pupils consolidate their learning while developing fine motor skills through creative expression.
Included with the colouring sheet are five comprehension questions to check understanding:
1. Can you name two objects in the picture made of wood?
2. Which material is transparent, allowing us to see through it?
3. If you had to build a boat, would you choose metal or wood? Why?
4. Find an object made of metal. Is it hard or soft?
5. Can you name one material that is waterproof?
Download this free, teacher-created resource today to support your science planning and make learning about materials fun, colourful, and memorable for every child in your class.
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