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Teach Living Things and Their Habitats with this free, editable Year 5 lesson. Aligned to the England National Curriculum KS2 Science programme of study. Created with Chalkie.ai and fully customisable for your class.
This Year 5 Animals Including Humans lesson is ready to present in class. Aligned to the England National Curriculum KS2 Science programme of study. Made on Chalkie.ai. Edit, download, and present for free.
Help your Year 5 pupils explore Properties and Changes of Materials with this editable lesson. Aligned to the England National Curriculum KS2 Science programme of study. Sign up free to Chalkie.ai to adapt this for your class.
A curriculum-aligned Year 5 lesson covering Earth and Space. Aligned to the England National Curriculum KS2 Science programme of study. Fully editable on Chalkie.ai. Sign up free to customise.
Engage Year 5 learners in Forces with this printable lesson. Aligned to the England National Curriculum KS2 Science programme of study. Built with Chalkie.ai. Free to edit, present, and share.
From life cycles to the solar system, these Year 5 science lessons cover the five units of the year: Living Things and Their Habitats, Animals Including Humans, Properties and Changes of Materials, Earth and Space, and Forces. Each deck presents the concepts visually, with diagrams, vocabulary and questions built for whole-class teaching.
The content follows the England National Curriculum KS2 programme of study: describing life cycles and reproduction, human development to old age, dissolving and separating mixtures, the movement of the Earth and Moon, and the effects of gravity, friction and resistance. Working scientifically threads through each unit, from planning fair tests to interpreting results.
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Pupils describe the life cycles of mammals, amphibians, insects and birds, and the process of reproduction in plants and animals.
View lessonsPupils describe the changes as humans develop to old age, including growth, puberty and later life.
View lessonsPupils compare materials by their properties, explore dissolving, mixing and separating, and distinguish reversible from irreversible changes.
View lessonsPupils describe the movement of the Earth and other planets relative to the Sun, the Moon's orbit, and how day and night occur.
View lessonsPupils explain the force of gravity and identify the effects of air resistance, water resistance and friction between moving surfaces.
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