Year 5 Science - Mrs Nerg - the seven life processes. This science resource can be used when teaching children the topic of living things and their habitats.

Year 5 Science - Living things and their habitats.

Year 5 Science - Living things and their habitats.

This cloze activity can be used as an extra resource when teaching the topic: Living things and their habitats. Children read the sentences and fill in the missing words from the word bank.

Year 5 Science - Living things and their habitats. This worksheet includes some interesting facts about the life cycle of a frog. Students read through the text and then answer the accompanying study questions.

This science worksheet can be used when teaching the topic of life cycles. Students are asked to draw a line from the word on the left to its description on the right. There are 10 words to match correctly.

Students are asked to look at the words and write down the definitions next to each word. These words are associated with the environment and can be used as an extra resource when teaching students about Earth Day.

Where do rats live? What do rats eat? Find out some interesting facts by completing this fun research activity.

Many subspecies of the tiger are either endangered or already extinct. Find out some more facts about tigers while completing this fun research activity.

Binky is a dance performed by rabbits when they are happy and having fun! To find out some more fun facts about rabbits, students are asked to complete this research activity.

Snakes are found on every continent of the world except Antarctica. Find out more interesting facts about snakes while filling in this fun research activity.

Learn some interesting facts about monkeys while completing this fun research activity.

Did you know that newborn piglets can recognise their own names by the time they are 2 weeks old? Find out some more fun facts about pigs while carrying out your research for this activity.

Did you know that chickens have more bones in their necks than giraffes? Students are asked to complete this fun research activity.

A bird's life cycle starts with an egg. Before the egg is ready to hatch, the parents keep the egg warm. This science worksheet is a great resource to help children learn about the life cycle of a bird. There is a short reading comprehension with questions to answer at the end.

Insects are fascinating creatures! Did you know there are more than 800,000 different kinds of insects? They include butterflies and beetles, fleas and flies, and crickets. This science worksheet asks children to choose an insect and find out about its life cycle.

This science worksheet teaches children some interesting facts about ants. Students read through the facts and answer the accompanying questions.

Ants are fascinating insects with superhuman strength! The ant life cycle begins with an egg. Ant eggs are soft, oval, and very, very tiny - about the size of a full stop. Children learn about the life cycle of an ant with this fun, colourful science worksheet. Children draw the four different stages of an ant's life cycle and answer the questions.

Butterflies are beautiful insects and develop through a process called metamorphosis. The life cycle of a butterfly is made up of four parts: egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa (chrysalis), and adult. Children learn about the life cycle of a butterfly with this fun, colourful science worksheet. Children draw the four different stages of a butterfly's life cycle and answer the questions.

Mammals include humans and all other animals that are warm-blooded vertebrates with hair. Children learn about the life cycle of mammals and answer the questions.

Amphibians spend part of their lives on land and part of their lives in water. Children learn about the life cycle of an amphibian and answer the accompanying questions.

Did you know that the average gestation period for the fin whale is about 12 months? Students are asked to carry out their own research and then fill in the missing information using words from the word bank. This worksheet can be used to support the teaching of living things and their habitats to year five.

Did you know that female orangutans give birth to a single infant once every eight years? Students are asked to carry out their own research and then fill in the missing information using words from the word bank. This worksheet can be used to support the teaching of living things and their habitats to year five.

Did you know that female manatees give birth to a single calf every 2 to 5 years? Students are asked to carry out their own research and then fill in the missing information using words from the word bank. This worksheet can be used to support the teaching of living things and their habitats to year five.

Did you know that the female red wolf gives birth to a litter of 4 - 6 pups? Students are asked to carry out their own research and then fill in the missing information using words from the word bank. This worksheet can be used to support the teaching of living things and their habitats to year five.

Did you know that female great whites give birth to 2 – 12 pups that are already 1.5 m long? Students are asked to carry out their own research and then fill in the missing information using words from the word bank. This worksheet can be used to support the teaching of living things and their habitats to year five.

Did you know that there are no two tigers with identical stripes? How much do your students know about the beautiful Bengal tiger? Students are asked to fill in the missing information and then fill in the missing words using the word bank. This worksheet can be used to support the teaching of living things and their habitats to year five.