
Living Things and Their Habitats
Year 4 living things worksheet: sort vertebrates and invertebrates, use a key for four minibeasts, and explain how drought, housing and litter harm wildlife.
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Year 4 living things worksheet: sort vertebrates and invertebrates, use a key for four minibeasts, and explain how drought, housing and litter harm wildlife.

Year 4 vertebrate sort: put 12 British animals such as the pipistrelle bat, adder and smooth newt into mammals, reptiles or amphibians.

Year 4 habitats word search: find 12 words such as vertebrate, amphibian, predator and classify in a letter grid. Answer key included.

Year 4 vertebrates fact file: research the five groups, their coverings, breathing, body temperature and young, then say why we classify.

Year 4 classification keys worksheet: name four minibeasts with a branching key, finish a key for four vertebrates, then write your own questions.

Year 4 habitats comprehension: Bramble Copse, a bypass road, oil in the pond and a wildlife tunnel. Nine questions on dangers to living things.

Year 4 science worksheet: name incisors, canines and molars, complete the digestive system, and label a dandelion, rabbit and fox food chain.

A one-page knowledge organiser covering the digestive system, types of teeth and food chains. Aligned to the England National Curriculum (KS2 Science - Animals, including humans), covering objectives such as: describe the simple functions of the basic parts of the digestive system in humans. Created with Chalkie.ai and free to customise.

Year 4 food chains matching: link producer, predator, prey and three more terms, then match a rose bush, ladybird and sparrowhawk to roles.

Year 4 types of teeth sort: place 12 clues such as chisel-shaped edge and broad, bumpy surface under incisors, canines and molars.

Year 4 digestion cloze: fill twelve gaps from mouth to rectum with words like oesophagus and small intestine, then answer two questions.

Year 4 digestive system labelling worksheet: label the mouth, oesophagus, liver, stomach, small intestine and large intestine. Answer key included.

Year 4 states of matter practice: particle diagrams, sorting solids, liquids and gases, changes of state, and evaporation in the water cycle.

Year 4 changes of state matching: link melting, freezing, condensing and boiling to descriptions, then to six cases from -4ยฐC to 100ยฐC.

An end-of-topic test covering solids, liquids, gases, changes of state and the water cycle. Aligned to the England National Curriculum (KS2 Science - States of matter), covering objectives such as: compare and group materials together, according to whether they are solids, liquids or gases. Free to download, edit and print on Chalkie.ai.

Year 4 evaporation and condensation cloze: 12 gaps on puddles, water vapour, temperature, clouds and boiling at 100ยฐC, plus two questions.

Year 4 water cycle labelling worksheet: label evaporation, condensation, precipitation, surface run-off and collection on a picture. Answer key included.

A sorting activity where children group materials as solids, liquids or gases and explain the tricky cases. Aligned to the England National Curriculum (KS2 Science - States of matter), covering objectives such as: compare and group materials together, according to whether they are solids, liquids or gases. Download it free and customise it on Chalkie.ai.

Year 4 sound worksheet: vibrations on a drum, a bell heard at 2 and 50 metres, pitch with four water bottles and volume with a xylophone.

Year 4 sound cloze: fill 12 gaps on vibrations, drums, guitars, vocal cords and the eardrum, then two hands-on questions. Answer key included.

Year 4 sound quiz on pitch and volume: a rice drum, pan pipes A to D, guitar strings, elastic bands and a twanged ruler. Answer key included.

Year 4 sound anagrams: unscramble eleven words like PITCH, MEDIUM and VIBRATION, fill three blanks, then find the mystery word.

Year 4 parts of the ear labelling worksheet: label the pinna, ear canal, eardrum, small bones, cochlea and auditory nerve. Answer key included.

Year 4 sound reading comprehension: vibrations, sound waves, the eardrum, sound in space and why a whistle fades across the field. Answers included.

Year 4 electricity worksheet: mains or battery appliances, cell, bulb, switch and buzzer, will the bulb light, and conductors and insulators.

Year 4 series circuit guided notes: fill gaps on cells, wires, bulbs, buzzers and switches, with complete and broken circuit diagrams. Key included.

Year 4 circuits worksheet: label a cell, lamp, switch and buzzer, decide if the lamp lights in four circuits, then find Leo's fault.

Year 4 series circuit labelling worksheet: name the cell, wire, switch, buzzer and bulb on a circuit diagram. Answer key included.

Year 4 conductors and insulators sort: place 16 items such as copper wire, graphite, a wooden peg and a ceramic tile into two groups. Answers included.

Year 4 electricity crossword: six clues for bulb, wire, circuit, cell, buzzer and switch, the parts of a simple series circuit. Answers included.
Year 4 science introduces some of the most hands-on units in the primary curriculum: electricity, sound and states of matter, alongside continued work on living things and their habitats and animals including humans. These Year 4 science worksheets cover all five units, with each worksheet focused on a single unit so practice stays targeted rather than mixing topics.
Each worksheet follows the lower Key Stage 2 science programme of study in the England National Curriculum, reinforcing core content such as the water cycle, how vibrations make sound, simple series circuits, classification keys and the human digestive system.
They slot in wherever you need structured written work: recording after an investigation, a knowledge check at the end of a unit, or a revision recap the following term. All are free to download, and a free Chalkie account lets you edit or regenerate any sheet โ useful when your class investigated different materials or built different circuits.
Grouping living things in a variety of ways, using classification keys, and recognising that environments can change and pose dangers to living things.
View worksheetsDescribing the simple functions of the digestive system in humans, identifying types of teeth and their functions, and constructing food chains.
View worksheetsComparing and grouping materials as solids, liquids or gases, observing changes of state, and explaining evaporation and condensation in the water cycle.
View worksheetsFinding patterns between sounds and the vibrations that produce them, exploring pitch and volume, and recognising that sounds fade with distance.
View worksheetsConstructing simple series circuits, naming their parts, recognising common conductors and insulators, and using switches to control circuits.
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