Science Visuals
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Enhance your science curriculum with visual aids. These printable illustrations will help you explain the structure of an atom, the systems in the human body, the stages of insect development, and more. Use these life science, earth science, and physical science resources as handouts for intermediate and high school students. Blank diagrams can also be used to test students' knowledge of science concepts. |
ChemistryProtons and electrons are identified in this printable model of a carbon atom. Model the structure of different atoms using this blank target printable. This chemistry chart will help students visualize the structure of various crystal shapes, such as isometric and tetragonal. Help students visualize the placement of valence electrons with this printable chart. PhysicsThis chart includes diagrams of six simple machines: a lever, a pulley, a wheel and axle, an inclined plane, a screw, and a wedge. Review the features of a transverse wave with this printable diagram. The crest, trough, amplitude, wavelength, and frequency are labeled for easy reference. Review the stages of the water cycle and the carbon cycle with the diagrams in this printable. Science EquipmentEvaluate students' knowledge of laboratory equipment with this printable. Have students label the main parts of the microscope and explain their functions. Evaluate students' knowledge of a reflecting telescope with this printable. Have students label the parts of the science equipment shown in the diagram. Evaluate students' knowledge of a refracting telescope with this printable. Have students label the parts of the science equipment shown in the diagram. The Human BodyUse these printable diagrams to review the four types of human joints: pivotal, gliding, hinge, and ball-and-socket. Ask students to label and color this printable diagram of the human digestive system. Test students' knowledge of human physiology and the circulatory system with this printable. Have your class color and label the parts of a human heart. Use this printable to teach students about the human respiratory system. Then ask them to color and label the parts shown in the drawing. Test students' knowledge of the human eye and ear as they color and label these diagrams. Students can review the structure of nerve cells and the brain by coloring and labeling these diagrams of the human nervous system. Maps for Earth ScienceSharpen students' map reading skills with this handout. Ask students to use the key to identify items on the town map. Test students' knowledge of world oceans with this blank map. Use this map to help students visualize climate zones around the world. This map will help students visualize time zones in the United States. | Plants & AnimalsTest students' knowledge of cellular biology. Have students label the parts of an animal cell and a plant cell on this handout. Use this printable as a handout for science class. Ask students to label the structure of the fern, then color the picture. Use this comparison chart to review the differences between the seeds, leaves, and flowers of monocots and dicots. Ask your students to label and color the parts of a flower in this printable diagram. This printable will help students visualize the difference between complete and incomplete metamorphosis. Ask them to color and label the stages of physical development for a butterfly and a grasshopper. Ask students to label the parts of an earthworm in this science printable. Use this printable to review the anatomy of a fish, then ask your students to color and label the drawing. Use this printable to teach students about amphibians. Ask them to color and label the pictures of a frog's life cycle. Use this printable to help students visualize ecological interdependence in the food web. Classify living organisms and arrange information about the six kingdoms with this chart. This printable is customizable -- tailor the PDF to your needs by typing in the highlighted fields before printing. GeologySupplement your study of structural geology with this printable. Use this resource to help students visualize the layers of the Earth's crust. Have your students color and label the parts of a volcano shown on this blank diagram. This map documents evidence that supports the seafloor spreading theory. This soil profile depicts layers of topsoil, subsoil, weathered bedrock, and unweathered bedrock. Supplement your study of geology with this printable. Ask students to identify, label, and color the landforms made by glaciers in this picture. Supplement your study of hydrology with a printable about groundwater. Challenge students to identify the water table, pores, and solid rock in this picture. Keep information about the rock cycle organized on this customizable graphic organizer. Tailor the PDF to your needs by typing in the highlighted fields before printing. Related ResourcesIllustrate science concepts with ease. Use these printable charts and diagrams as overhead transparencies to deepen students' understanding of biology, physics, chemistry, and more. Unlock the wonder and fun of science and technology by exploring these printables, lessons, and activities. You'll find great teaching ideas for earth science, biology, chemistry, physics, and more! |


