KS2 Science: Living Things & Their Habitats

KS2 Science – Living Things & Their Habitats

✅  Learn or revise complicated concepts easily
✅  Information broken down into short chunks
✅  Full-colour illustrations on every page

Our KS2 pupils are sponges waiting to soak up information about the world around them! This topic pack on Living Things and Their Habitats is a fabulous starting point for KS2 science, helping pupils gain an understanding of what makes something ‘living’, habitats of different plants and animals, how food chains work to enable nature to ‘work’. It also looks at how plants and animals have to adapt to survive, how we classify organisms so we can study them and how man presents a danger to the environment.

This Topic pack uses beautiful, colour illustrations and short, simple sentences to make sure pupils understand and learn the key information needed at this stage. This topic pack will engage pupils with its illustrations, will help them reinforce information using the workbook and, finally, will give them the tools to practice information retrieval using the active learning game, all achieved in a fun, accessible to all format.

One of the key features of our science topic packs is the use of the glossary of key words and terms. This is a vital tool to ensure that pupils recognise and understand the key words associated with each topic BEFORE they start learning about the specific topic. This way they can focus on the processes rather than struggling with key words. This is especially helpful for struggling readers.

Topics Covered Include:

• Glossary of key terms
• Living Things – what makes something ‘living’?
• Life Processes (MRS NERG)
• Food Chains
• Habitats
• Protecting Habitats
• Extinction
• The affect of change in habitats and the danger it presents to living things
• Adaptation
• Classifying groups of organisms
• Vertebrates and invertebrates
• How to use classification keys

Engaging, full-colour illustrations on every page

Text broken down into bite-sized chunks on a lightly shaded background

A simple, easy-to-understand glossary of key terms