What’s It Made Of? Comparing Materials Worksheets

Help your primary students practise identifying everyday materials with this engaging set of cut‑and‑paste Comparing Materials Worksheets. Designed for early years, these printable Comparing Materials Worksheets guide students as they look closely at familiar objects and decide what they’re made from. 

Each worksheet features a set of common items and three sorting columns (Material A, Material B, and Both Materials) so students can compare, classify, and think like young scientists.

Is It Made of Metal? Glass? Or Both? Let’s Find Out!

Across the seven worksheets, students explore pairs of materials such as:

• metal vs. wood
• glass vs. metal
• rubber vs. metal
• stone vs. metal
• fibre vs. wood
• paper vs. metal
• wood vs. rubber

On each page, students will:

• Cut out a set of everyday object pictures
• Examine each object closely
• Decide whether it is made from one material, the other material, or a combination of both
• Paste the object into the correct column

Download These Cut and Paste Science Worksheets Today

This pack of Cut and Paste Science Worksheets includes:

• 7 cut‑and‑paste worksheets
• clear sorting columns for each material pair
• picture cards for students to cut, sort, and glue
• age‑appropriate instructions
• An answer key for easy grading

They are available in both PDF and editable Google Slides format. To get your copy, click the dropdown arrow on the download button and select your preferred file type.

This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher and Teach Starter Collaborator.

More Printable Worksheets on Materials

Looking for more? We’ve got you covered! We recommend pairing this resource with one of the following sets of printable worksheets on materials. Make sure you check these out before you go!

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