
Living Things and Their Habitats
Year 2 habitats worksheet: living, dead or never alive, a rotting log micro-habitat, animals suited to habitats and a grass, rabbit, fox food chain.
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Year 2 habitats worksheet: living, dead or never alive, a rotting log micro-habitat, animals suited to habitats and a grass, rabbit, fox food chain.

Year 2 habitats starter: four retrieval questions on polar bears, micro-habitats and cacti, then a KWL chart to finish at the end of the lesson.

Year 2 food chains cloze: fill 11 gaps about an oak tree, caterpillar, bird and red fox, then complete the woodland chain. Answers included.

Year 2 habitats worksheet: join a camel, woodlouse, polar bear, red squirrel and lobster to their homes, then match six animal features. Answers included.

Year 2 science sorting sheet: put 12 nature garden finds, from a robin to a roasted peanut and a toy robot, into living, dead or never alive. Answers included.

Year 2 woodlouse fact file: draw its microhabitat, fill six key facts boxes, find a surprising fact and say why it matters. Sample answers included.

Year 2 plants worksheet: tell a seed from a bulb, order four bean growth stages and find out what a drooping plant needs. Answers included.

Year 2 seeds and bulbs sort: put twelve plants, from sunflower and cress to onion and snowdrop, under seed or bulb. Answers included.

Year 2 growing plants knowledge organiser: six key words, what plants need, five stages from seed to flowering plant, and four questions.

Year 2 plants worksheet: label the life cycle of a bean plant from seed and sprouting seed to seedling, flowering plant and bean pods. With answers.

Year 2 plants cloze: 11 gaps on seeds, soil, roots, light and warmth, plus a question on the three things a plant needs. Answer key included.

Year 2 plants guided notes: fill 11 gaps on seeds, bulbs and what plants need, and record a dark cupboard and dry seed test. Answers included.

Year 2 animals including humans worksheet: match animals to their young, order human growth, name survival needs and spot healthy habits.

Year 2 science exit slip: name two things animals need to survive and say what a tadpole grows into. Three slips over two pages.

Year 2 mind map on the basic needs of animals: five branches on water, food, air, shelter and a need pupils choose themselves.

Year 2 healthy living sort: put 15 habits such as washing hands, swimming laps and brown bread rolls under food, exercise or keeping clean.

Year 2 science sheet: join tadpole, foal and duckling to pictures, then match six adults such as frog and bear to how their young grow. Answers included.

Year 2 science check: survival needs, exercise and the heart, food groups, five a day, 20-second hand washing and tooth brushing. 12 questions.

Year 2 materials worksheet: name materials, match squashing, stretching, twisting and bending, then explain why a paper umbrella fails.

Year 2 materials sort: put 12 workshop items such as a cricket bat, frying pan and raincoat into wood, metal and plastic, then explain choices.

Year 2 everyday materials knowledge organiser: seven key words, uses of wood, metal, plastic, glass, brick and paper, and four questions.

Year 2 materials word search: find brick, cardboard, glass, metal, paper, plastic, rock and wood in a 10 by 10 grid. Answer key included.

Year 2 cloze worksheet: fill 11 gaps about squashing a sponge, stretching a hair tie, bending a pipe cleaner and twisting a flannel. Answers included.

Year 2 materials sort: put 12 objects such as a cricket bat, Lego brick and carrier bag into Only Wood, Both or Only Plastic columns.
From habitats and food chains to the materials in their own classroom, Year 2 science asks children to look closely at the living and physical world. These Year 2 science worksheets cover the four National Curriculum units: living things and their habitats, plants, animals including humans, and uses of everyday materials.
Everything is aligned to the Key Stage 1 science programme of study for England, so the vocabulary — living, dead, never alive; germination; suitability of materials — matches what pupils hear in lessons. The sheets are designed to consolidate practical enquiry, not stand in for it, and diagrams and sorting tasks keep the reading load light for six and seven year olds.
Print a worksheet to close a unit, keep copies for retrieval practice a few weeks later, or set one as talk-about-it homework. All are free to download, and each can be opened in Chalkie to edit questions or regenerate the whole sheet around the habitats and examples your class actually studied.
Exploring the differences between things that are living, dead and never alive, mapping habitats and microhabitats, and describing simple food chains.
View worksheetsObserving and describing how seeds and bulbs grow into mature plants, and finding out what plants need — water, light and a suitable temperature.
View worksheetsLearning that animals have offspring which grow into adults, and describing animals' basic needs plus the importance of exercise, diet and hygiene for humans.
View worksheetsIdentifying and comparing the suitability of everyday materials for particular uses, and exploring how solid objects can be squashed, bent, twisted and stretched.
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