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Woodland Food Chains – KS2 Science Lesson (Y3–Y6)
Explore energy flow in ecosystems through interactive, curriculum-based learning
This ready-to-teach science lesson helps pupils understand how food chains work in a woodland habitat. Through hands-on activities and visual prompts, children explore the roles of producers, consumers, and predators, while developing key scientific vocabulary.
What’s included:
✔ Lesson plan with step-by-step guidance and ideas for differentiation
✔ PowerPoint presentation with woodland images, key terms and discussion questions
✔ Printable woodland organism cards for practical food chain building
✔ Exemplar answer sheet with four sample food chains and explanations
Learning objectives:
✔ Define and explain the parts of a food chain
✔ Identify producers, consumers, prey, and predators
✔ Build and describe woodland food chains using the resource cards
✔ Use scientific language to explain how energy flows in an ecosystem
Why this lesson works well:
✔ Links clearly to national curriculum science objectives for KS2
✔ Combines discussion, visual learning, and hands-on activity
✔ Includes a range of tasks for different learners
✔ Easy to follow and ideal for busy teachers – minimal prep needed
Perfect for:
- Year 3 to Year 6 science lessons
- Ecosystems, food chains and habitats units
- Curriculum coverage and revision
- Science investigations and group work
- Observation or interview lessons
Tags: KS2 science, food chains, woodland habitats, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, ecosystems, interdependence, science lesson plan, animals and plants, science teaching, outstanding primary lesson
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