The Human Circulatory System Year 6 | Interactive Science Lesson & Self-Marking Activities

The Human Circulatory System Year 6 | Interactive Science Lesson & Self-Marking Activities

Bring the Human Circulatory System to Life with This Engaging Interactive Lesson!
Perfect for Year 6, this digital science lesson breaks down the human circulatory system in a way that’s interactive, easy to understand, and fun to explore!

Your students will learn how the heart, blood, and blood vessels work together to transport oxygen and nutrients throughout the body, while completing self-grading quizzes and interactive tasks that reinforce their understanding.

What’s Included:

1. Interactive digital slides covering:
   The main parts of the circulatory system
   The functions of the heart, blood, arteries, veins, and capillaries
   How oxygen and nutrients are transported
2. Built-in self-grading quizzes (no extra work for you!)
3. Drag-and-drop, multiple choice, and fill-in-the-blank activities
4. Student-friendly visuals, diagrams, and interactive elements

Perfect For:

1. Whole-class instruction
2. Flipped classrooms
3. Independent student review
4. Science stations or centers
5. Homework and distance learning
6. Substitute teacher plans

Why You’ll Love It:

1. Saves you prep time with ready-to-go content
2. Built-in formative assessment through self-grading questions
3. Encourages student independence and active learning
4. Aligned with the National curriculum Year 6 science standards

Target Year Groups:
Year 6 (also great for review in Year 7)

Teacher Tip: Assign this as a digital science notebook activity, exit ticket, or homework task to reinforce key vocabulary and concepts!

1.No prep – ready to use
2. Self-marking for instant feedback
3. Designed to keep students engaged

Whether you’re introducing the concept, reviewing before a test, or assigning practice at home, this interactive lesson will save you time and make learning stick!

Ready to simplify science and make learning stick?
Add to your cart today and watch your students engage with the circulatory system like never before!