🔍 Part 1: Mixture or Not?

Look at each picture. Circle YES if it shows a mixture, or NO if it shows one material.

1. Fruit salad with apples, grapes and oranges

YES - This is a mixture

NO - This is one material

2. A glass of plain water

YES - This is a mixture

NO - This is one material

3. Trail mix with nuts, raisins and chocolate chips

YES - This is a mixture

NO - This is one material

4. Sand mixed with small shells at the beach

YES - This is a mixture

NO - This is one material

5. A single red apple

YES - This is a mixture

NO - This is one material

📝 Part 2: Complete the Sentences

6. Fill in the missing words using the word bank below:

Word Bank: mixture, materials, parts, combine

A _____________ is when two or more _____________ come together.

When we _____________ things, we can often still see the different _____________.

7. Name two mixtures you might find at home:

🎨 Part 3: Draw Your Own Mixture

8. Draw a picture of a mixture in the box below. Label the different parts you can see.

9. Write one sentence about your mixture:

My mixture has _________________________ and _________________________.

10. Circle all the places where you might find mixtures:

In your lunchbox

At the playground

In the garden soil

In a bowl of cereal with milk

Mixing Matters Worksheet

Mixing Matters Worksheet

🔍 Part 1: Mixture or Not?

📝 Part 2: Complete the Sentences

🎨 Part 3: Draw Your Own Mixture

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