International Day of Clean Energy Worksheets for Kids

The International Day of Clean Energy is on 26 January. This 10-page printable pack introduces children aged 3–6 to sun, wind and water power with matching, sorting, colouring, sequencing and size comparison.

About This Worksheet

Clean energy comes from sources that do not run out and keep the air cleaner, such as the sun, wind and water. Children can spot solar panels and windmills around them, which makes the topic easy to connect to real life.

Children match clean-energy symbols to their source, cut out energy circles, circle clean energy, find the odd one out, search for words such as sun, wind and water, colour clean-energy pictures, answer yes-or-no questions, put pictures in order, find the same pictures and compare small, medium and large.

Activities in This Pack

• Match clean energy to its source
• Cut the clean energy circles
• Circle the clean energy
• Spot the odd one out
• Clean energy word search (sun, plant, wind, water, rain, air)
• Colour the clean energy
• Yes or no logic check
• Put in order: number the pictures 1 to 3
• Same or different
• Measurement comparisons: small, medium and large

Skills Your Child Practises

• Environmental awareness
• Matching
• Sequencing
• Size comparison
• Visual discrimination
• Scissor skills

How to Use This Worksheet

• Look for solar panels or windmills on a walk.
• Explain that clean energy keeps our air cleaner.
• Do the cutting page with an adult nearby.
• Use real objects for the small, medium and large page.
• Talk about saving energy at home, like switching off lights.

What’s Next?

Next in the January calendar is International Holocaust Remembrance Day (27 January). For more themed days, see our General Knowledge worksheets.

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