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Browse our collection of science worksheets and other resources for primary school. These resources support the teaching of animal adaptations, life cycles, biomes, food chains, the solar system, forces, magnetism, weathering and more.
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Grasslands Word Search
A word search to help review the grasslands biome.
Describe a Habitat: Grassland
Describe a grassland habitat then choose an animal that lives there. Explain its features that help it survive.
Grasslands Folding Booklet
Fold the booklet and then complete the readings and activities about deserts.
Grasslands Reading (Middle, Upper))
A reading sheet about grasslands for the middle and upper years.
Grasslands Reading (Middle)
A reading sheet about grasslands for the middle years.
Grasslands Reading Cloze (Middle, Upper)
A cloze worksheet about grasslands for the middle and upper years. Fill in the missing words.
Deserts Reading Cloze (Middle, Upper)
A cloze worksheet about deserts for the middle and upper years. Fill in the missing words.
Design a Desert Animal Challenge
Read the information about deserts and design an animal that would suit desert conditions.
Deserts Word Search
A word search to help review the desert biome.
Describe a Habitat: Desert
Describe a desert habitat then choose an animal that lives there. Explain its features that help it survive.
Deserts Folding Booklet
Fold the booklet and then complete the readings and activities about deserts.
Deserts Reading (Middle)
A reading sheet about deserts for the middle years.
Deserts Reading (Middle, Upper)
A reading sheet about deserts for the middle and upper years.
Deserts Reading Cloze (Middle)
A cloze worksheet about deserts for the middle years. Fill in the missing words to complete the text.
Animal & Habitat Line Up
Draw lines to help the animals find their homes.
Animal & Habitat Match (Colour)
Cut and paste to match each animal to its habitat.
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