Models & Representations
Try a worksheet →- Know that there are different types of models in science, including diagrams and physical models
- Make and use physical models
- Draw a diagram to represent a real world situation or scientific idea
Cambridge · Stage 3 · Science
Cambridge Stage 3 Science Worksheets, Topic by Topic
Everything Stage 3 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
51
Specific skills tracked
6
Syllabus areas
Thinking & Working Scientifically
4 topics in Stage 3
Planning Investigations
Try a worksheet →- Ask scientific questions that can be investigated
- Know that there are five main types of scientific enquiry
- Make a prediction describing some possible outcomes of an enquiry
- Identify risks and explain how to stay safe during practical work
Carrying Out Investigations
Try a worksheet →- Use observations and tests to sort, group and classify objects
- Choose equipment from a provided selection and use it appropriately
- Take measurements in standard units and describe their advantage over non-standard units
- Carry out practical work safely
- Use secondary information sources to research an answer to a question
- Collect and record observations or measurements in tables and diagrams
Analysing & Concluding
Try a worksheet →- Identify whether results support, or do not support, a prediction
- Describe simple patterns in results
- Make a conclusion from results and relate it to the question investigated
- Present and interpret results using tables and bar charts
Biology
3 topics in Stage 3
Structure & Function
Try a worksheet →- Describe the function of the major parts of flowering plants (roots, leaves, stems, flowers)
- Identify the distinguishing features of animal groups: fish, reptiles, mammals, birds, amphibians and insects
- Identify important human organs (brain, heart, stomach, intestine, lungs) and describe their functions
Life Processes
Try a worksheet →- Describe differences between things that are living, were once alive, and have never lived
- Know that life processes common to plants and animals include nutrition, growth, movement and reproduction
- Know that plants need appropriate conditions, including temperature, light and water, to be healthy
- Describe and compare how the offspring of different animals grow into adults
Ecosystems
Try a worksheet →- Identify and describe simple food chains, with plants as producers and animals as consumers
Chemistry
3 topics in Stage 3
Materials & Their Structure
Try a worksheet →- Know that materials can be solids, liquids or gases
- Understand that a mixture contains two or more materials that can be physically separated
Properties of Materials
Try a worksheet →- Describe differences in the properties of solids and liquids
- Understand that materials generally retain their properties within a mixture
- Describe how to separate solid mixtures based on the physical properties of the solids
- Describe how to separate a mixture of an insoluble solid and a liquid
Changes to Materials
Try a worksheet →- Know that a dissolved solid is still present, and that this is an example of mixing
Physics
3 topics in Stage 3
Forces & Energy
Try a worksheet →- Know that forces can be measured with a forcemeter
- Know that gravity on Earth is a force that pulls towards the centre of the Earth
- Know that friction is a force created between surfaces that makes movement harder
- Describe how smooth and rough surfaces generate different amounts of friction
Light & Sound
Try a worksheet →- Investigate how light passes through some materials and is blocked by others (transparent, translucent, opaque)
- Know that shadows form when light from a source is blocked by an object
- Investigate how the size of a shadow is affected by the position of the object and the light source
Electricity & Magnetism
Try a worksheet →- Describe magnets as having a north pole and a south pole
- Describe how magnets interact when near each other, using the terms repel and attract
- Investigate how some materials are magnetic but many are not
Earth & Space
2 topics in Stage 3
Planet Earth
Try a worksheet →- Know that Earth is the source of the materials we use, many of which come from rocks
- Know that fossils are impressions or remains of things that were once alive
Earth in Space
Try a worksheet →- Describe the regular change in the position and appearance of the Moon
- Describe the relative movement of the Earth and Moon
- Describe the Earth, Sun and Moon as approximately spherical
Science in Context
1 topic in Stage 3
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 3 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 3 actually covers, in the same language as your child's report card.
How many topics does Cambridge Stage 3 Science cover?
16 topics across 6 areas (Thinking & Working Scientifically, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth & Space, Science in Context), broken down into 51 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.
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