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Navigate through these temperature worksheets to practice reading Celsius and Fahrenheit scales. Engage in real-life scenarios, comparing warmer and colder temperatures, adding or subtracting to find rising and falling temperatures, solving real-life word problems, converting between scales, and enhancing your understanding of temperature with our pdf worksheets that come with answer keys and cater to children in grade 2 through grade 7 with varied proficiency levels. Try our free worksheets to kick-start your practice!
Exclusive Temperature Worksheets
Embark on an exciting journey of temperature exploration and get kids to read thermometers in Fahrenheit or Celsius scales in these printables.
Compare the temperatures and identify the one that is warmer or colder of the two in the first part, circle a temperature that is warmer or colder than the reading shown in the 2nd part, and wrap up with answering real-life word problems.
Measuring and Comparing Temperatures
Get the meteorologists in 3rd grade and 4th grade to analyze the weather data, compare temperature highs and lows, and identify the warmest and coolest states, cities, or days like real weather experts in these temperature worksheets.
Watch temperature enthusiasts compare three thermometers, answer questions about comparing and ordering, and tackle word problems involving warmer or cooler temperatures.
Refine skills in interpreting thermometer readings as kids write temperatures shown on thermometers, shade them according to given temperatures, and then circle the correct temperatures.
Comparing Temperatures on Thermometers
Two thermometers A and B show different temperatures. Children compare the readings and check if A reads a lower/higher temperature than B or B reads a temperature lower/higher temperature than A.
Here’s a temperature measuring practice for grade 5 and grade 6 students! They record the temperature and figure out the new reading by adding or subtracting a few degrees, based on the rise or fall in temperature!
