Models & Representations
Try a worksheet →- Know that a model presents an object, process or idea in a way that shows some of its important features
- Use models, including diagrams, to represent and describe scientific phenomena and ideas
Cambridge · Stage 5 · Science
Cambridge Stage 5 Science Worksheets, Topic by Topic
Everything Stage 5 Science covers under Cambridge: 17 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.
17
Learning Objectives
59
Specific skills tracked
6
Syllabus areas
Thinking & Working Scientifically
4 topics in Stage 5
Planning Investigations
Try a worksheet →- Ask scientific questions and select appropriate scientific enquiries to use
- Know the features of the five main types of scientific enquiry
- Make predictions referring to relevant scientific knowledge in familiar and unfamiliar contexts
- Plan fair test investigations, identifying the independent, dependent and control variables
- Describe risks when planning practical work and consider how to minimise them
Carrying Out Investigations
Try a worksheet →- Sort, group and classify objects, materials and living things through testing, observation and secondary information
- Complete a key based on easily observed differences
- Choose equipment to carry out an investigation and use it appropriately
- Decide when observations and measurements need repeating to give more reliable data
- Take appropriately accurate measurements
- Carry out practical work safely
- Use a range of secondary sources to research and select relevant evidence to answer questions
- Collect and record observations or measurements in tables and diagrams suited to the enquiry
Analysing & Concluding
Try a worksheet →- Describe the accuracy of predictions, based on results
- Describe patterns in results, including identifying any anomalous results
- Make a conclusion from results informed by scientific understanding
- Suggest how an investigation could be improved and explain any proposed changes
- Present and interpret results using tables, bar charts, dot plots and line graphs
Biology
3 topics in Stage 5
Structure & Function
Try a worksheet →- Know that not all plants produce flowers
- Identify the parts of a flower (petals, sepals, anthers, filaments, stamens, stigma, style, carpel, ovary)
- Describe the functions of the parts of a flower (petals, anthers, stigma and ovary)
- Describe the human digestive system and the functions of its organs, and know many vertebrates are similar
Life Processes
Try a worksheet →- Know that animals, including humans, need an adequate, balanced diet to be healthy
- Know the stages in the life cycle of a flowering plant
- Describe how flowering plants reproduce by pollination, fruit and seed production, and seed dispersal
- Describe seed germination and know that seeds generally need water and a suitable temperature
Ecosystems
Try a worksheet →- Describe how plants and animals are adapted to environments that are hot, cold, wet or dry
- Describe how flowering plants are adapted to attract pollinators and promote seed dispersal
- Describe the common adaptations of predator and prey animals
Chemistry
3 topics in Stage 5
Materials & Their Structure
Try a worksheet →- Use the particle model to describe solids, liquids (including solutions) and gases
- Understand that substances can be gaseous and know the common gases at room temperature
Properties of Materials
Try a worksheet →- Know that dissolving and acting as a solvent are properties of the solid and the liquid
- Know the main properties of water, and know that water acts differently from many other substances
Changes to Materials
Try a worksheet →- Describe evaporation and condensation using the particle model and relate them to changes in temperature
- Understand that dissolving is reversible and investigate how to separate the solvent and solute
- Investigate and describe the process of dissolving, and relate it to mixing
Physics
3 topics in Stage 5
Forces & Energy
Try a worksheet →- Identify a range of forces: gravity, applied forces, normal forces, upthrust, friction, air resistance and water resistance
- Know that an object may have multiple forces acting on it, even when at rest
- Use force diagrams to show the name and direction of forces acting on an object
Light & Sound
Try a worksheet →- Investigate how sounds are made by vibrating sources
- Describe sounds in terms of high or low pitch and loud or quiet volume
- Investigate how to change the volume and pitch of sounds
Electricity & Magnetism
Try a worksheet →- Know the difference between a magnet and a magnetic material
- Know that forces act over a distance between magnets, and between a magnet and a magnetic material
- Know that magnets can have different magnetic strengths
Earth & Space
3 topics in Stage 5
Planet Earth
Try a worksheet →- Know that the Earth is surrounded by the atmosphere, a mixture of gases including nitrogen, carbon dioxide and oxygen
- Understand that most water on Earth is not pure and has dissolved substances in it
- Understand that pollution is the introduction of harmful substances by humans, and identify examples
Cycles on Earth
Try a worksheet →- Describe the water cycle: evaporation, condensation and precipitation
Earth in Space
Try a worksheet →- Describe the orbit of the Earth around the Sun (slight ellipse, anticlockwise, and its duration)
- Describe how the tilt of the Earth can create different seasons in different places
- Know that a satellite orbits a larger object and a moon is a natural satellite that orbits a planet
Science in Context
1 topic in Stage 5
Science in Context
Try a worksheet →- Describe how scientific knowledge changes over time through evidence gained by enquiry
- Describe how science is used in their local area
- Use science to support points when discussing issues, situations or actions
- Identify people who use science in their area and describe how they use it
- Discuss how the use of science and technology can have positive and negative environmental effects locally
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Questions parents ask
Are these worksheets aligned to the Cambridge Stage 5 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 5 actually covers, in the same language as your child's report card.
How many topics does Cambridge Stage 5 Science cover?
17 topics across 6 areas (Thinking & Working Scientifically, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth & Space, Science in Context), broken down into 59 specific skills. The full list is on this page.
Can I get a worksheet from my child's textbook chapter instead?
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