This science worksheet asks children to put the living things in the correct place by putting them in their correct habitat.

This science worksheet asks children to tick the correct habitat for each animal, then think of four animals they would find on a farm and in a zoo.

Children are asked to name the birds using the words from the word bank.

Fish are vertebrates. They lay eggs in water, breathe with gills, have fins and scales, and their body temperature changes. This science resource asks students to label the pictures and think of four animals that live in water.

Amphibians lay their eggs in water, they have gills that turn into lungs, and their body temperature changes. Reptiles lay their eggs on land, have dry scaly skin, and have lungs to breathe. Students look at the animals and write 'amphibian' or 'reptile' under each picture.

Children look at the invertebrates and draw a line to match each living thing to its description.

Students look at the diagram of the fish skeleton, cover it up and label the other diagram.

In each habitat, there are many plants and animals living side by side. All these plants and animals need to feed. Children put the plants and animals in the correct order in their food chain.

This science worksheet asks children to write 'predator' or 'prey' under each pair of animals.

Students read the facts about polar bears and answer the questions.

Students read the facts about giraffes and answer the questions.

Children think of as many animals as they can that live in each habitat.

Children can use the 'Ants information sheet' to help them answer the questions about ants.

Year 4 science worksheet about habitats. Children must fill in the blanks using the words from the word bank.

This worksheet asks students to write a short report about goats. They must include the answers to the questions in their report.

How long is a giraffe’s tongue? Why do penguins have strong feet and claws? This reading comprehension includes facts about animal adaptations.

This KS2 reading comprehension includes facts about animal adaptations.

This KS2 science resource includes some interesting facts about carnivores and accompanying questions for students to answer.

This KS2 science resource includes some interesting facts about herbivores and accompanying questions for students to answer.

This KS2 science resource includes some interesting facts about omnivores and accompanying questions for students to answer.

A KS2 reading comprehension about human habitats.

A KS2 reading comprehension about rainforest and woodland habitats.

A KS2 reading comprehension about polar and marine habitats.

How does climate change affect animals? How does deforestation affect animals and their habitats? This science worksheet asks children to write a paragraph about each of the animals and think about how each animal's habitat changes throughout the year.

Vertebrates and invertebrates sorting activity. This science worksheet asks children to write the name of each animal in the correct column.

This science worksheet helps children carry out their own research and asks them to write down four interesting facts about each animal.

This science worksheet asks children to sort the animals into the correct groups.

This science worksheet asks children to sort animals into 'vertebrates' and 'invertebrates'.

A helpful reading comprehension about the Arctic Ocean followed by questions to answer. This worksheet can be used to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4 pupils.

A helpful reading comprehension about the Atlantic Ocean followed by questions to answer. This worksheet can be used to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4 pupils.

A helpful reading comprehension with interesting facts about the Pacific Ocean followed by questions to answer. This worksheet can be used to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4 pupils.

A helpful reading comprehension with interesting facts about the Gobi Desert followed by questions to answer. This worksheet can be used to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4 pupils.

A helpful reading comprehension with interesting facts about the Sahara Desert followed by 9 questions to answer. This worksheet can be used to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4 pupils.

A helpful reading comprehension with interesting facts about the deserts followed by 10 questions to answer. This worksheet can be used to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4 pupils.

Amphibians are cold-blooded vertebrates that don’t have scales. This reading comprehension is all about amphibians and includes questions to answer. This worksheet can be used to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

Reptiles are cold-blooded. This means that their bodies react to the temperature of their surroundings. This reading comprehension is all about reptiles and includes questions to answer. This worksheet can be used to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4. Children find out some interesting facts about the camel.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4. Children find out about the hummingbird's habitat, behaviour and diet, what helps it survive in its environment, and record some interesting facts that they have found.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4. Children find out about the skunk's habitat, behaviour and diet, what helps it survive in its environment, and record some interesting facts that they have found.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4. Children find out about the rattlesnake's habitat, behaviour and diet, what helps it survive in its environment, and record some interesting facts that they have found.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4. Children find out where the octopus lives, its behaviour and diet, what helps it survive in its environment, and record some interesting facts that they have found.

This research activity is a great way to help children write their own reports and carry out their own research about different animals. It is also the perfect resource to support your teaching of Living things and their habitats to Year 4. Children find out about the giant panda's habitat, behaviour and diet, what helps it survive in its environment, and record some interesting facts that they have found.