Help Year 5 pupils understand human growth and development with this engaging KS2 Science lesson. This resource explores the stages of human development, from before birth through childhood, puberty, adulthood and old age. It includes clear explanations, colourful illustrations, scientific vocabulary, activities and review questions to support pupils’ understanding. Topics covered: Human growth and development from birth to old age The different stages of human development Physical changes during childhood Changes experienced during puberty Development from childhood to adulthood Changes that occur during old age How babies grow and develop before birth Measuring and recording a baby’s length and mass Using tables and graphs to investigate human growth Scientific vocabulary and investigation activities End-of-topic review questions Complete answer slide Suitable for Year 5 Science and KS2 revision.

Explore the wonders of our Solar System with this engaging Year 5 KS2 Science lesson! This resource introduces pupils to the Sun, Earth, Moon and planets through clear explanations, colourful diagrams, scientific vocabulary and review activities. It helps pupils understand the movement of celestial bodies and how scientific ideas about the Solar System have changed over time. Topics covered include: The Solar System and the planets The movement of Earth around the Sun Earth’s rotation and the causes of day and night The apparent movement of the Sun across the sky The movement of the Moon around Earth The Sun, Earth and Moon as approximately spherical bodies How scientific ideas about the Solar System have changed over time Copernicus, Galileo and early ideas about the Solar System Key scientific vocabulary and review questions Classroom activities and challenges End-of-topic review and answers Suitable for Year 5 Science and KS2 classroom teaching and revision.

Teach Year 4 pupils about electricity with this engaging KS2 Science lesson! This resource introduces pupils to simple electrical circuits and how electricity works. Through clear explanations, colourful visuals, circuit diagrams and practical activities, pupils explore circuit components, switches, conductors and insulators. Topics covered include: Electrical appliances and how they use electricity Cells, wires, bulbs, switches and buzzers Complete and incomplete circuits Open and closed switches Simple circuit diagrams and examples Conductors and insulators Practical circuit activities Electrical safety Testing and troubleshooting simple circuits Key scientific vocabulary Review questions with answers Suitable for Year 4 Science and KS2 classroom teaching and revision.

This resource introduces pupils to life cycles and reproduction through clear explanations, colourful illustrations, comparisons and assessment activities. Topics covered include: What a life cycle is Life cycles of mammals, amphibians, insects and birds Mammal life cycle – rabbit Amphibian life cycle – frog Insect life cycle – butterfly Bird life cycle – chicken Comparing different animal life cycles What reproduction means Sexual reproduction in plants Asexual reproduction in plants Sexual reproduction in animals Fertilisation Scientific vocabulary Life-cycle comparison investigation End-of-topic assessment questions Complete answer slide

Properties and Changes of Materials – Year 5 Science (KS2) Help your pupils explore the properties of materials and understand how materials change through this colourful, easy-to-follow science resource, designed for Year 5 pupils in England. What pupils will learn: Identify and compare the properties of different materials. Understand hardness, solubility, transparency and conductivity. Explore why materials are chosen for particular uses. Understand how mixtures can be separated. Investigate reversible and irreversible changes. Explore changes such as melting, evaporation, dissolving, burning and rusting. Apply scientific knowledge to real-life situations. What’s included: Clear explanations and colourful visuals. Real-life examples. Practical investigation activity. Review and assessment questions. Answer key. Final summary and knowledge check. Ideal for Year 5 science lessons, revision and classroom activities. Subject: Science – Materials Key Stage: KS2 Year Group: Year 5 Age Range: 9–10 years

This resource introduces pupils to the key Year 5 Forces concepts through clear explanations, colourful illustrations, practical investigations and review activities. Topics covered include: What forces are and how they affect movement Gravity and falling objects Air resistance Water resistance Friction Levers Pulleys Gears How levers, pulleys and gears can allow a smaller force to have a greater effect Forces and mechanisms in everyday life Fair tests and scientific investigations Making predictions, measuring and recording results Key scientific vocabulary End-of-topic review questions Complete answer slide

States of Matter – Year 4 Science | KS2 Teach the three states of matter with this colourful, engaging science presentation designed for Year 4 pupils (ages 8–9), aligned with the England National Curriculum. Topics covered: Solids, liquids and gases Properties of the three states of matter Changes of state: melting, freezing, evaporation and condensation Heating and cooling The water cycle Everyday examples and scientific explanations Review questions to check understanding Why use this resource? Clear explanations and colourful diagrams Real-life examples to help pupils connect science to everyday life Suitable for whole-class teaching and revision Suitable for:Year 4 | KS2 | Ages 8–9 Subject: Science Topic: States of Matter Please check the preview images to see the presentation style and content before purchasing

Introduction to Atoms – KS2 Science Presentation Introduce pupils to the basic structure of atoms with this clear, colourful science presentation. It explains what atoms are and introduces protons, neutrons and electrons using simple explanations and atomic diagrams. What pupils will learn: What an atom is. The basic structure of an atom. The roles of protons, neutrons and electrons. The charges of subatomic particles. How to interpret simple atomic diagrams. Examples of elements. What’s included: Clear explanations and colourful visuals. Atomic structure diagrams. Examples to support understanding. Multiple-choice questions to check learning. Suitable for science lessons and introductory revision. Subject: Science – Chemistry Resource type: Presentation Recommended level: Introductory science