Year 5 Science Printable Worksheets

Machines have been used for thousands of years to make work easier. Some machines have many parts that move, like bicycles and clocks, while others are very simple. Students learn about levers, pulleys, and gears and have questions to answer at the end.

This year 5 science resource asks students to read through the facts about one of the greatest scientists of all time, Sir Isaac Newton, and fill in the missing words from the word bank.

Students carry out a fun science investigation using a mandarin, a glass, and some water.

This fun forces activity asks students to draw a line to match the vocabulary word to the definition. This worksheet can be used to reinforce learning when teaching the topic of forces.

Students look at the pictures and identify which forces are being used by writing the names of the forces on the lines.

Students learn about air resistance, gravity, and upthrust and are then asked to fill in the missing words to complete the facts about forces.

Students complete the sentences using the correct words in brackets.

Students look at the pictures and write 'twist', 'push', or 'pull' to describe the force being used.

Students read through the short comprehension about Isaac Newton and answer the 8 questions.

What force controls the tides of the oceans? Who discovered gravity? In physics, what is weight measured in? Students read through the facts about gravity and answer the accompanying study questions.

This fun science investigation will help your students understand how air resistance works. They will need several different parachute materials and record which was the best material for the parachute.

What force controls the tides of the oceans? Who discovered gravity? In physics, what is weight measured in? Students read through the facts about gravity and answer the accompanying study questions.

This year 5 science resource asks students to read through the facts about one of the greatest scientists of all time, Sir Isaac Newton, and fill in the missing words from the word bank.

Students read through the information and facts about the atmosphere and answer the accompanying study questions.

What is a force? Students read through the information about forces and answer the accompanying study questions.

This fun year 5 science cloze activity is all about forces. Children fill in the spaces with the words from the force meter.

Forces are all around us. They act on all objects. Children look at the diagrams and answer the accompanying questions.

A year 5 science resource to teach children about different types of forces. Children choose the correct word from the brackets to fill in the missing spaces.

Students read through the short comprehension about Isaac Newton and answer the 8 questions.

Students look at the pictures and write 'twist', 'push', or 'pull' to describe the force being used.