Grade 12 Science Worksheets
United States
- Ages 17–18
- High school
Free science worksheets for Grade 12 in United States, made for children aged 17 to 18. This year children usually practise the human body, space and planets, periodic table and elements and physics.
Link each sheet to something real: name body parts at bath time, look at the sky, talk about the weather. Older students revise best with mixed practice and timed sets that feel like real tests.
Every sheet below is made fresh by our generators: print it with its answer key, play it on screen with instant marking, or make a new version in one click.
What children practise in Grade 12 science
The human body
Cells and the body · Advanced
Space and planets
Space · Advanced
Periodic table and elements
Chemical elements · Advanced
Physics
Physics calculations · Advanced
Ready-made science sheets for Grade 12
There are no ready-made sheets for this year yet, but every activity above makes a new sheet in seconds.
Other subjects in Grade 12
Questions from parents and teachers
Are these worksheets free?
Yes. Every activity on this page is free to print and to play on screen, with no sign-up needed. A few library items marked Premium are part of a paid plan.
Can I print them?
Yes. Each sheet prints cleanly on A4 or US Letter paper. Press Print, then use your browser's print dialog or save it as a PDF.
Are answer keys included?
Yes for maths, reading and puzzle sheets: print the answer key with the sheet, or play it on screen and it is marked instantly.
Which curriculum do the Grade 12 sheets follow?
They follow the skills usually taught in Grade 12 in United States, in line with Common Core State Standards (US) and Next Generation Science Standards (US). Activities show the curriculum statements they practise where we have mapped them.
What age is Grade 12?
Grade 12 is usually for children aged 17 to 18 in United States. If your child needs more practice or a bigger challenge, use the pages for the years before and after.
Can I make my own version?
Yes. Press Make a new one on any activity to open it in the sheet maker. Change the level, the number of questions or the topic, and print as many different versions as you like.