Year 2 Science - Plants and animals worksheet. This page familiarises students with the life cycle of a plant from seed germination to fertilisation. Students read the text and answer the study questions.

Test your student's knowledge with this fun quiz about plants. There is also an unscramble the letters activity.

Students read through the article about banana plants and answer the questions.

Students read through the different facts about plants and answer the accompanying questions.

With the help of an adult, students follow the instructions on how to plant cress seeds. They are asked to predict what will happen to each pot and record their results.

Students choose the correct answer and write it on the lines provided. There is also a label the parts of a plant activity.

Children draw a line to match the parts of a plant to the pictures.

A simple science worksheet where children name the fruits and colour the seeds of the fruit.

Children look at the different foods and write them in the correct box depending on whether they come from a plant or not.

This cloze activity asks children to fill in the missing words about plants to complete the sentences.

Roots are a very important part of the plant. They anchor the plant to the ground. They also soak up water and minerals from the soil which then travel up the stem to the leaves. Children name root vegetables and complete the missing words activity.

Children look at the seedlings after 7 days and answer the questions.

Children identify and write the names of the vegetables on the lines provided.

This fun science activity on plants asks children to draw and colour a picture of each common plant.

Think of the types of plants that grow in a garden such as flowering plants, trees, vegetables, and shrubs. What types of plants would you grow in your own garden? Children name and draw six plants in each of the boxes below.

Plants need warmth, light, water, and nutrients to grow. Children learn what a plant needs to be healthy and answer the questions.

Children learn and order the stages of the life cycle of a plant by writing 1, 2, and 3.

Bulbs are planted by digging holes in the ground and seeds are usually sown. Children name each plant and find out if they started as a bulb or a seed.

Seeds and bulbs have a food store inside of them for the young plant to use. Some seeds and bulbs do not need light to germinate. This science worksheet can be used when teaching children about the topic of plants.

Children will love these colourful dinosaur information cards. They are fully printable and each card has a colourful fun illustration of the dinosaur and the type of diet each dinosaur had. Children will learn which dinosaurs were carnivores, which dinosaurs were herbivores, and which dinosaurs were omnivores. Use them for a fun activity, for revision, or simply just as information cards or posters. There are 15 dinosaurs included in this set.