The current level of science communication skills was still low, so a solution was needed, one of which was the development of a Student Worksheet based on Think Pair Share. The purpose of this research was to determine the validity, practicality, and effectiveness of Think Pair Share-based Student Worksheets. This research included development research with the ADDIE model. Data collection techniques were interviews, observation, questionnaires, tests, and documentation. Instruments used were: validation sheet, implementation observation sheet, test, and student response questionnaire. The results of this research showed that the Think Pair Share-based Student Worksheet was valid based on an average validation percentage of 91.92%. It was practically used based on an average implementation result of 90.90%. It was effective based on the results of the N-gain analysis of 0.74 and based on average student response results of 86.27%. It was concluded that the Student Worksheet based on Think Pair Share was valid, practical, and effective in improving science communication skills
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