
Living Things and Their Habitats
Year 6 classification worksheet: kingdoms, helpful and harmful micro-organisms, vertebrate groups, insects and spiders, a key and ferns. Answers included.
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Year 6 classification worksheet: kingdoms, helpful and harmful micro-organisms, vertebrate groups, insects and spiders, a key and ferns. Answers included.

Year 6 vertebrates and invertebrates fact file: the defining difference, five vertebrate groups, invertebrate groups, body support and species numbers.

Year 6 classification sort: put 16 specimens such as barn owl, sea anemone, moss and yeast into vertebrates, invertebrates, plants or micro-organisms.

Year 6 classification word search: find AMPHIBIAN, ARACHNID, BACTERIA, FUNGUS, MOLLUSC and seven more in a 12 by 11 grid. Answers included.

Year 6 plants and animals sort: place 16 characteristics such as chlorophyll, cell walls and a nervous system into plants, animals or both.

Year 6 micro-organisms comprehension: a passage on bacteria, viruses, fungi, yeast and Fleming's penicillin, with 11 questions. Answers included.

Year 6 circulatory system worksheet: blood vessels, parts of blood, nutrient transport, heart rate data and lifestyle true or false. Answers included.

Year 6 circulatory system knowledge organiser: six key terms, the 11-step route of blood through the heart, four blood components and four answered questions.

Year 6 circulatory system worksheet: label eight parts of the heart, including the vena cava, aorta and four chambers, from a word bank. Answers included.

Year 6 science matching: link artery, vein, capillary, heart and blood to their functions, then match six circulatory system features to explanations.

Year 6 diet and lifestyle comprehension: glucose, fatty arteries, heart fitness, sleep, nicotine, carbon monoxide and tar. Ten questions with answers.

Year 6 circulatory system cloze: 12 gaps on atria, ventricles, valves, arteries, capillaries and veins, plus two questions. Answer key included.

Year 6 evolution and inheritance review: inherited traits, polar bear and cactus adaptations, ammonite fossils and the peppered moths.

Year 6 inheritance sort: put 12 traits such as eye colour, blood group, pierced ears and a suntan into inherited or acquired. Answers included.

Year 6 evolution and inheritance knowledge organiser: six key words, four big ideas, three finch beaks and four questions with answers.

Year 6 evolution and inheritance anagrams: unscramble 12 terms like trait and mutation, solve the mystery word and finish three sentences.

Year 6 reading comprehension on adaptation and evolution: polar bears, peppered moths and natural selection, with 11 questions and model answers.

Year 6 fossils cloze: 12 gaps on sediment, layers, pressure, minerals, erosion and palaeontologists, plus how fossils show change. With answers.

Year 6 light worksheet: ray diagrams, sources and reflectors, why we see the Moon, and how shadows form and change size. Answers included.

Year 6 light labelling: name the light source, ray, object, reflected ray, eye and direction arrow to show how we see. Answer key included.

Year 6 light knowledge check: 12 questions on light sources, four ray diagrams, a torch through three cards and a periscope. Answer page included.

Year 6 shadows cloze: fill twelve gaps from a fourteen-word bank on rays, opaque objects and silhouettes, then explain shadow shape.

Year 6 light crossword: six clues on straight lines, opaque, mirror, shadow, reflect and eye, with the solution included.

Year 6 light comprehension: how we see, luminous and non-luminous objects, specular and diffuse reflection, and hi-vis jackets. Answers included.

Year 6 electricity worksheet: name four circuit symbols, compare one-cell and two-cell circuits and predict buzzer changes. Answers included.

Year 6 circuits knowledge check: name four symbols, compare one and two cells, predict brightness and volume, and fix Leo's reversed cells.

Year 6 circuit symbols labelling worksheet: name the cell, battery, open switch, lamp, buzzer and motor on a circuit diagram. Answer key included.

Year 6 circuit symbols worksheet: match six symbols, seven component jobs and six circuit changes, from a reversed cell to an open switch. Answers included.

Year 6 electricity test: 28 questions on circuit symbols, voltage and brightness, fault finding, a lux investigation and a lighthouse. Answers included.

Year 6 electricity cloze: twelve gaps on voltage, cells, brightness and buzzer volume, then compare a 1.5 V and a 3 V circuit. Answers included.
Year 6 completes the primary science curriculum with five substantial units: living things and their habitats, animals including humans, evolution and inheritance, light, and electricity. These Year 6 science worksheets give each one structured written practice.
All content follows the upper Key Stage 2 science programme of study for England — classification of living things into broad groups, the circulatory system and healthy lifestyles, how fossils and offspring point to evolution, how light travels in straight lines, and the behaviour of components in a circuit. Written answers push pupils to use accurate scientific vocabulary, which is where explanations often fall down.
Teachers use them to consolidate practical work, to check knowledge at the end of each unit, and to revise the full Key Stage 2 science curriculum in the summer term. Every worksheet is free to download. Editing is free too: sign in to Chalkie's no-card free plan to tailor questions or regenerate whole sheets for a second pass.
Describing how living things are classified into broad groups according to observable characteristics, and giving reasons for classifying plants and animals.
View worksheetsIdentifying and naming the main parts of the human circulatory system, and recognising the impact of diet, exercise, drugs and lifestyle on the body.
View worksheetsRecognising that living things produce offspring that vary, that adaptation may lead to evolution, and that fossils provide information about life long ago.
View worksheetsUnderstanding that light travels in straight lines, explaining how we see objects, and why shadows have the same shape as the objects that cast them.
View worksheetsAssociating the brightness of a lamp or volume of a buzzer with the number and voltage of cells, and using recognised symbols to represent circuits.
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