Models & Representations
Try a worksheet →- Know that a model represents an object or idea in a clear way
- Make and use a physical model of a familiar system or idea
- Describe the difference between a diagram and a picture
Cambridge · Stage 2 · Science
Cambridge Stage 2 Science Worksheets, Topic by Topic
Everything Stage 2 Science covers under Cambridge: 16 learning objectives across areas like Thinking & Working Scientifically, Biology, Chemistry. Pick any topic below and generate a free print-ready worksheet in about 30 seconds. Mapped from the Cambridge Primary Science curriculum framework.
16
Learning Objectives
44
Specific skills tracked
6
Syllabus areas
Thinking & Working Scientifically
4 topics in Stage 2
Planning Investigations
Try a worksheet →- Ask questions about the world and talk about how to find answers
- Make predictions about what they think will happen
Carrying Out Investigations
Try a worksheet →- Sort and group objects, materials and living things by their similarities and differences
- Use given equipment appropriately
- Take measurements in non-standard units
- Follow instructions safely when doing practical work
- Use a given secondary information source to find an answer to a question
- Collect and record observations by annotating images and completing simple tables
Analysing & Concluding
Try a worksheet →- Describe what happened during an enquiry and whether it matched predictions
- Identify simple patterns in results, such as increasing and decreasing patterns
- Present and interpret results using tables and block graphs
Biology
3 topics in Stage 2
Structure & Function
Try a worksheet →- Compare how animals, including humans, are similar and different in their external body parts and skin covering
- Identify the different types of human teeth, explain their functions and describe how to care for teeth
Life Processes
Try a worksheet →- Know that humans need to manage diet, maintain hygiene and move regularly to be healthy
- Describe what illness is and the common signs of illness in humans
- Describe how the offspring of animals, including humans, change as they get older
- Know that animals produce offspring with a combination of features from their parents
Ecosystems
Try a worksheet →- Know that the environment where a plant or animal naturally lives is its habitat
- Know that different habitats contain different plants and animals
- Identify similarities and differences between local environments (hot, cold, dry, wet, many or few plants and animals)
Chemistry
3 topics in Stage 2
Materials & Their Structure
Try a worksheet →- Understand that some materials occur naturally and others are manufactured
Properties of Materials
Try a worksheet →- Describe a property as a characteristic of a material, and that materials can have more than one
- Explain why materials are chosen for specific purposes based on their properties
- Know that materials can be tested to determine their properties
Changes to Materials
Try a worksheet →- Know that some changes can turn a material into a different material
Physics
3 topics in Stage 2
Forces & Energy
Try a worksheet →- Know that forces can change the movement of an object
- Know that forces can change the shape of an object
- Recognise that things speed up, slow down or change direction only when something causes it
Light & Sound
Try a worksheet →- Know that there are many light sources, including the Sun
- Know that darkness is the absence of light
Electricity & Magnetism
Try a worksheet →- Identify how we use electricity and describe how to be safe with it
- Recognise the components of simple circuits (cells, wires and lamps)
- Explore the construction of simple series circuits (cells, wires and lamps)
Earth & Space
2 topics in Stage 2
Planet Earth
Try a worksheet →- Describe and compare different types of rock
- Know that rocks are extracted from the Earth in different ways, including quarries, mines and riverbeds
- Know that human activity can affect the environment
Earth in Space
Try a worksheet →- Describe the apparent movement of the Sun during the day
Science in Context
1 topic in Stage 2
Science in Context
Try a worksheet →- Talk about how some scientific knowledge and thinking now was different in the past
- Talk about how science explains how objects they use or know about work
- Know that everyone uses science, and identify people who use it professionally
- Talk about how science helps us understand our effect on the world
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Questions parents ask
Are these worksheets aligned to the Cambridge Stage 2 Science syllabus?
Yes. Mapped from the Cambridge Primary Science curriculum framework. Every worksheet is generated against the learning objectives listed on this page, so the practice matches what Stage 2 actually covers, in the same language as your child's report card.
How many topics does Cambridge Stage 2 Science cover?
16 topics across 6 areas (Thinking & Working Scientifically, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth & Space, Science in Context), broken down into 44 specific skills. The full list is on this page.
Can I get a worksheet from my child's textbook chapter instead?
Yes. In the app you can photograph the chapter, or even the school notebook, and the questions are built from that exact content rather than a generic topic bank. Useful for this week's lesson or tomorrow's class test.
Is this free?
The demo worksheet is free with no signup. Every child then gets a 14-day free trial with no card needed. After that, plans are priced per child and you can cancel any time.