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Grade 9 Science Worksheets (Kenya)
Grade 9 (Kenya, CBE) · Kenya
- Ages 14–15
- Junior school (Grade 7–9)
Free science worksheets for Grade 9 in Kenya, made for children aged 14 to 15. This year children usually practise chemical elements and symbols (level 2), chemical elements and symbols (level 3), physics calculations: speed, force and energy (level 2) and physics calculations: speed, force and energy (level 3).
Link each sheet to something real: name body parts at bath time, look at the sky, talk about the weather. In the first years of secondary school, steady practice of the basics prepares students for harder topics.
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What children practise in Grade 9 science
Chemical elements and symbols (level 2)
Chemical elements · Intermediate
Chemical elements and symbols (level 3)
Chemical elements · Advanced
Physics calculations: speed, force and energy (level 2)
Physics calculations · Intermediate
Physics calculations: speed, force and energy (level 3)
Physics calculations · Advanced
SI units and symbols (level 2)
SI units · Intermediate
SI units and symbols (level 3)
SI units · Advanced
The human body and cells (level 3)
Cells and the body · Advanced
The solar system and space (level 3)
Space · Advanced
The human body
Cells and the body · Intermediate
Space and planets
Space · Intermediate
Physics
Physics calculations · Basics
Curriculum links
- Common Core HSN-Q.A.1: Use units to understand problems and to guide multi-step solutions; choose and interpret units in formulas.
- England NC KS3.SC.BI.2: The organisation of multicellular organisms from cells to tissues, organs, organ systems and organisms.
- England NC KS3.SC.BI.4: Aerobic and anaerobic respiration in living organisms, with a word summary of aerobic respiration.
- England NC KS3.SC.CH.1: The Periodic Table: elements and their symbols, metals and non-metals, and how the table is arranged.
- England NC KS3.SC.PH.1: Speed and the relationship between average speed, distance and time (speed = distance ÷ time).
- England NC KS3.SC.PH.2: Forces: weight as mass × gravitational field strength, and forces changing motion.
- England NC KS3.SC.PH.3: Electricity: current, potential difference and resistance in circuits, measured in amps, volts and ohms.
- England NC KS3.SC.PH.4: Energy: power ratings of appliances, energy in kilowatt-hours and the cost of energy use.
- England NC KS3.SC.WS.1: Understand and use SI units and IUPAC chemical names.
- BNCC EF08CI04: Calculate the energy use of household appliances from their power and time of use.
- BNCC EF09CI03: Identify models of the structure of matter (atoms and simple molecules) and how they developed.
- NGSS MS-PS1-1: Develop models of the atomic make-up of simple molecules and extended structures.
- NGSS MS-PS2-2: Investigate how a change in an object's motion depends on the total force on it and its mass.
- NGSS MS-PS3-1: Use graphs and data to describe how kinetic energy relates to mass and to speed.
- NGSS MS-LS1-7: Model how food is rearranged through chemical reactions to support growth and release energy.
- NGSS HS-PS1-1: Use the periodic table to predict the relative properties of elements from the electrons in their outer energy level.
- NGSS HS-PS2-1: Analyse data supporting Newton's second law: net force, mass and acceleration (F = ma).
- NGSS HS-LS1-2: Model the hierarchical organisation of interacting systems in multicellular organisms.
- NGSS HS-LS1-5: Model how photosynthesis turns light energy into stored chemical energy.
- NGSS HS-LS1-7: Model cellular respiration as a chemical process that releases energy from food.
- Programmes FR C4.PC.MA.1: Describe matter as atoms and elements, and use their chemical symbols and the periodic table.
- Programmes FR C4.PC.MO.1: Describe a motion and calculate a speed (v = d / t).
- Programmes FR C4.PC.MO.2: Tell weight and mass apart and use P = m × g.
- Programmes FR C4.PC.EN.1: Use the laws of electricity (Ohm's law), power and energy (E = P × t).
Ready-made science sheets for Grade 9
Ages 11–15Free
Ages 11–15Free
Ages 11–15Free
Ages 11–15Free
Ages 11–15Free
Other subjects in Grade 9
Science in other years
- Grade 8 Science Worksheets (Kenya)
- Grade 10 Science Worksheets (Kenya)
- Grade 9 Science Worksheets (United States)
- Year 10 Science Worksheets (England (UK))
- JSS 3 Science Worksheets (Nigeria)
- Class 9 Science Worksheets (India)
- JHS 3 Science Worksheets (Ghana) (Ghana)
- Grade 9 Science Worksheets (South Africa) (South Africa)
- Class 9 Science Worksheets (Pakistan) (Pakistan)
- Grade 9 Science Worksheets (Philippines) (Philippines)
- Year 9 Science Worksheets (Australia) (Australia)
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Which curriculum do the Grade 9 sheets follow?
They follow the skills usually taught in Grade 9 in Kenya. Each activity is matched to the typical age of the year, so it fits most school programmes.
What age is Grade 9?
Grade 9 is usually for children aged 14 to 15 in Kenya. If your child needs more practice or a bigger challenge, use the pages for the years before and after.
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