Free & Fun Worm Worksheets, Coloring Page, and Resources

Published:
August 18, 2020

Sarah Shelton

Contributor:
Sarah Shelton

Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, meaning if you decide to make a purchase via my links, I may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. See my disclosure for more info.

Do bugs make you squeamish, or do your kids delight in creepy crawlies and playing in the dirt? Worms are a favorite among children who like to get their hands dirty. They may seem gross, but worms play an important part in healthy soil and kids actually love them. Your kids will have a lot of fun with these free worm worksheets, coloring page, and resources

Free Printables and Worksheets About Worms

If you have a garden I am sure your kids have come across worms. My kids actually enjoy digging their hands in the dirt to find them. They will dig them out of the ground just to move them into our garden because they know they are good for the soil. I have one daughter who loves creatures so much that she will cry if she finds one shriveled up on the sidewalk. She is always wanting to rescue them and move them back to the dirt. 

6 Fun Facts About Worms:

  • Worms do not have eyes, they can actually “see” light by the receptor cells on their skin.
  • They are sensitive to light and need to be in cool dark soil.
  • Their poop is called castings, because they cast it out of their body.
  • Worms do not have lungs and they breathe through their skin
  • They have FIVE hearts.
  • The hairs on their body help them to move and cling to things. It is like velcro and why it can be hard to pull them out of the ground.

Print & Go Giveaway – Worm Coloring Page

Did you know worms don’t have eyes, but they can still sense light through their skin? It’s true! And we’ve turned that fact into a sweet Print & Go worm coloring page with traceable handwriting practice.

worm coloring page with flowers and a fun fact

Worm Coloring Page with Handwriting Practice

This cheerful worm coloring page is perfect for early learners! Kids will love coloring the friendly worm and flowers while learning a fun fact: worms don’t have eyes, but they can feel light with their skin! The traceable sentence helps little ones practice handwriting in a fun, science-themed way. Just print and go-no prep needed!

If your kids truly enjoy learning about insects we have an awesome printable pack for you:

Insects, Worms, Snails & Spiders Life Cycles Cut & Paste Activity Pack – this pack will have your kids learning about 13 different life cycles of insects. It is an instant download.

More Worm Resources for Your Homeschool

Looking for more ways to bring worms into your homeschool day? We’ve rounded up some of the best worm worksheets and activities from across the internet. From science worksheets to craft ideas, these hands-on resources make it easy to explore the wonderful world of worms-without the muddy mess!

All About Worms Printable Pack

Composting with Worms

You can take your kids love for worms a step further and turn it into a real science project. Did you know that worm compost or worm castings made from worm poop is amazing for garden soil? Their poop actually creates soil!

This is called vermicomposting and it is a pretty amazing process. Vermicomposting is also a great way to not waste your food scraps and put them to good use. Building and construction a worm bin would be a great STEAM project for your kids too. 

Check out these articles and lesson plans to help your kids get started:

Final Thought

Worms may be small, but they’re full of big surprises-and so many learning opportunities! Whether you’re tracing fun facts, coloring garden scenes, or digging into worm science, these printables make it easy to add a little wiggle to your homeschool day.

Free Printables and Worksheets About Worms

Related resources

  • light wooden tabletop with different colored leaves and text overlay that says "Free printable leaf templates + learning ideas for all ages"

    Free Printable Leaf Templates + Learning Ideas for All Ages

  • Colorful image of milky way galaxy in outer space with planets, stars, and galaxies. Text overlay says ‘25 fun facts about space + free learning activities for kids.’

    25 Fun Facts About Space + Free Learning Activities for Kids

  • A grizzly bear standing in a river with wildflowers along the riverbank. Text overlay reads “8 Different Types of Bears + Fun Facts, FAQs & Learning Ideas.”

    8 Different Types of Bears + Fun Facts, FAQs & Learning Ideas

  • Deer standing in a sunlit meadow, looking at the camera, with text overlay: “What is a group of deer called? Fun Facts for Curious Kids.”

    What Is a Group of Deer Called? Fun Facts for Curious Kids

  • Exicited girl getting read to touch a fizzy volcano on a table with text that says "Easy Baking Soda Volcano Science Experiment for Kids"

    Easy Baking Soda Volcano Science Experiment for Kids

  • Colorful illustration of a wolf howling at a glowing full moon in a magical forest at night. The image includes the title text: "Why Do Wolves Howl? Fun facts and activities for kids."

    Why Do Wolves Howl? Fun Facts and Activities for Kids