School Subjects Worksheets for Kids • 7ESL

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Learning about school subjects is an important step in every child’s educational journey. School Subjects Worksheets are a fun and interactive way to help students become familiar with the names and activities of different subjects they encounter in school—like math, science, art, music, and physical education.

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Circle School Subjects Worksheet

1. Take a close look at each picture on the worksheet. Every image shows something related to a school subject—like math, science, art, or history. Under each picture, you’ll see a few word choices. Carefully think about what the picture shows, then circle the word that best matches the school subject in the image.

Fill in the Blank School Subjects Worksheets

1. Take your time to observe each picture carefully. Each one represents a different school subject, such as math, science, art, music, or physical education. Look at what’s happening in the picture to figure out which subject it shows. Then, check the word box at the top or bottom of the worksheet. It contains the correct names of the school subjects you will need. Choose the word that best matches each picture and write it neatly in the blank space provided.

2. Carefully observe each picture on the worksheet. Each image shows something related to a school subject—like reading a book, solving a math problem, painting a picture, or doing a science experiment. Think about what the students are doing in each picture and try to guess which subject it represents.

2.1. Choose the correct answer from the box.
Read each question or look at each picture carefully. Then, look at the word box provided on the worksheet. The box contains several possible answers. Your job is to choose the word that best completes each sentence or matches each picture.

2.2. Complete the sentence.

Read each sentence carefully and think about what word or phrase is missing. Use clues from the rest of the sentence to help you figure out the correct answer. You might need to use words from a word box or think of the best word on your own, depending on the activity.

Matching School Subjects Worksheet

1. Look at the pictures and match them with the correct names of the school subjects.
Carefully observe each picture on the worksheet. Each one shows an activity or scene that is related to a different school subject—like solving problems in math, doing a science experiment, drawing in art class, or reading a book in language class.

Next, look at the list of school subject names provided. Your task is to draw a line from each picture to the correct subject name that matches what is shown.

School Subjects Word Search Worksheet

Can you find the words hidden in the puzzle?
Take a close look at the word search puzzle below. There are several hidden words related to the topic—such as school subjects, face parts, or other vocabulary you’ve learned. The words may be hidden up, down, across, or diagonally, so look carefully in every direction!

Once you find a word, use your pencil to circle or highlight it. Try to find all the words on the list! This fun activity helps improve your spelling, concentration, and word recognition skills. Are you ready for the challenge? Let’s see how many words you can find!

Memory Game School Subjects Worksheet

School Subjects Memory Game: Cut and Play!
Get ready for a fun way to learn school subjects! First, cut out all the cards along the dotted lines—each card will either have a picture or the name of a school subject (like math, science, art, or music). Once all the cards are cut out, mix them up and place them face down on a table.

Take turns flipping over two cards at a time. Try to find a matching pair—a word and a picture that represent the same school subject. If the two cards match, keep the pair and take another turn. If they don’t, turn them back over and let the next player go.

Keep playing until all the pairs are matched! This memory game helps you practice reading, picture recognition, and remembering vocabulary—all while having fun. Are you ready to challenge your brain and learn at the same time? Let’s play! 🎲🧠✂️

How to Use School Subjects Worksheets at School and Home

Here’s how you can make the most of them in different settings:

🔸 At School:

Warm-Up Activities: Use the worksheets at the beginning of a lesson to introduce or review school subject names (like math, science, or art).
Group Work: Have students work in pairs or small groups to complete matching, labeling, or cut-and-paste tasks—great for promoting teamwork and communication.
Centers or Stations: Set up worksheet stations where students rotate and complete different subject-related tasks such as puzzles, coloring, or writing practice.
Assessment Tools: Teachers can use worksheets to check students’ understanding of different subjects in a quick and simple way.

🔸 At Home:

Homework Practice: Give children fun worksheets to complete at home to review what they’ve learned in class.
Learning Through Play: Turn worksheets into games—such as memory matching or cut-and-play cards—for a more playful and engaging experience.
Parent Involvement: Parents can sit with their child and explore the topics together, using the worksheets as a chance to talk about their favorite subjects and what they enjoy learning.
Independent Practice: Encourage children to complete worksheets on their own to build confidence, independence, and problem-solving skills.\

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