Year 5 Printable Worksheets

Students find the vocabulary words in the puzzle. There are 20 words hidden in the grid that are all associated with Isaac Newton. Word searches are ideal for small moments of time as they can easily be stopped and started. This engaging word search puzzle worksheet will help introduce your students to the life and work of one of our history's greatest thinkers.

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.

A fun activity that can be used when teaching students about the topic of forces. Students find all of the vocabulary words associated with forces. Word searches are a great activity to improve vocabulary, memory, and spelling.

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.

Melting and freezing things can cause a physical change. Some of these changes can be reversed and some cannot. This science worksheet asks children to look at the items and think about what happens to them when they are heated/cooled. Is it a reversible or irreversible change?

Children write 'yes' if the item will dissolve in water and 'no' if the item won't dissolve in water.

Children look at the pictures and information and write either 'reversible' or 'irreversible' under each one.

When we heat or cool things, it can cause a physical change. Some of these changes can be reversed. Children read through the article about reversible changes and answer the questions.

When we heat or cool things, it can cause a physical change. Some of these changes cannot be reversed. With irreversible changes, materials cannot return to the same form. Children read through the text and answer the questions.

Amphibians spend part of their lives on land and part of their lives in water. Children learn about the life cycle of an amphibian and answer the accompanying questions.

Mammals include humans and all other animals that are warm-blooded vertebrates with hair. Children learn about the life cycle of mammals and answer the questions.

Butterflies are beautiful insects and develop through a process called metamorphosis. The life cycle of a butterfly is made up of four parts: egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa (chrysalis), and adult. Children learn about the life cycle of a butterfly with this fun, colourful science worksheet. Children draw the four different stages of a butterfly's life cycle and answer the questions.

Ants are fascinating insects with superhuman strength! The ant life cycle begins with an egg. Ant eggs are soft, oval, and very, very tiny - about the size of a full stop. Children learn about the life cycle of an ant with this fun, colourful science worksheet. Children draw the four different stages of an ant's life cycle and answer the questions.

This science worksheet teaches children some interesting facts about ants. Students read through the facts and answer the accompanying questions.

Insects are fascinating creatures! Did you know there are more than 800,000 different kinds of insects? They include butterflies and beetles, fleas and flies, and crickets. This science worksheet asks children to choose an insect and find out about its life cycle.

A bird's life cycle starts with an egg. Before the egg is ready to hatch, the parents keep the egg warm. This science worksheet is a great resource to help children learn about the life cycle of a bird. There is a short reading comprehension with questions to answer at the end.

A fun activity that can be used when teaching students about the topic of life cycles. Students find all of the vocabulary words associated with animals and life cycles. Word searches are a great activity to improve vocabulary, memory, and spelling.

Children fill in the boxes to complete the human life cycle.

Think about your family members. How old are they? What things do they like doing? Children write about the members of their family and the different stages of the human life cycle they are in at the moment.

In the later stages of adulthood, people become old. They retire from work which means they stop working. Children write a paragraph about some hobbies they would like to try when they are older, and ask an older person what it was like for them as a child.

Once you are an adult you are a grown-up. When you are a young adult, you might still be in education at college or university, or you might have started your first job. Children write a paragraph describing what they would like to do as an adult.

Teenagers are between 13 and 19 years of age. This stage of the human life cycle is a slow-changing stage from a child to an adult.

This science worksheet helps children to learn about the child stage of the human life cycle.

This science worksheet helps children to learn about the toddler stage of the human life cycle.

This science worksheet helps children to learn about the first stage of the human life cycle - a baby.

A fun activity that can be used when teaching students about the topic of life cycles. Students find all of the vocabulary words associated with the human life cycle. Word searches are a great activity to improve vocabulary, memory, and spelling.

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 find the vocabulary words in the puzzle. There are 20 words hidden in the grid that are all associated with Isaac Newton. Word searches are ideal for small moments of time as they can easily be stopped and started. This engaging word search puzzle worksheet will help introduce your students to the life and work of one of our history's greatest thinkers.

This fun Christmas themed colour by number activity will help children recognise numbers 1 - 8. Children follow the number and colour chart to colour the Christmas tree and presents.

Students read the letters in each Christmas bauble and write the 8-letter word correctly on the line.

This Christmas-themed maths worksheet asks students to move in the direction of the arrow and write the correct number in the middle of each snowflake.

This Christmas-themed maths worksheet asks students to move in the direction of the arrow and write the correct number in the middle of each snowflake.

This Christmas-themed maths worksheet asks students to move in the direction of the arrow and write the correct number in the middle of each snowflake.

Students start at the dot and follow the directions of the arrows to draw a picture (reindeer) on the grid. This Christmas themed resource can be used in the classroom or at home.

Students start at the dot and follow the directions of the arrows to draw a picture on the grid.

This fun Halloween themed resource asks students to take a letter or combination of letters from each test tube to make a word. Some words are already in place to help them get started.

This fun Halloween themed colour by number activity will help children recognise numbers 1 - 7.

Students find the vocabulary words in the puzzle. There are 20 words hidden in the grid. Word searches are ideal for small moments of time as they can easily be stopped and started.

This year 5 science resource asks students to read through the facts about the Moon and fill in the missing words from the word bank.