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Animals and plants are dying out at an alarming rate. Throughout history living things have become extinct, mainly due to climate change. Today humans are the biggest threat.

Identifying 3D shapes. This worksheet is to help children identify 3D shapes. How many faces has it got? How many vertices has it got? How many edges has it got?

Students must complete the sentences by choosing either they're, there or their. This makes great practice and helps with spelling.

Britain since 1948. This worksheet includes some interesting facts and events that happened in Britain in the 1960s. Students read the comprehension and answer the study questions.

Shorten the sentences. e.g. The painter's brushes - The brushes belong to the painter.

This multiple-choice quiz is designed for KS2 students to learn about the life, legacy, and achievements of Martin Luther King Jr. The worksheet includes 10 carefully crafted questions about MLK’s role in the Civil Rights Movement, his famous “I Have a Dream” speech, and the values he stood for, such as fairness, kindness, and equality. Perfect for classroom use or as a homework activity, this quiz encourages critical thinking, develops historical knowledge, and inspires students to reflect on the importance of standing up for what is right. Created by PrimaryLeap

This science comprehension includes some interesting facts about bones with accompanying study questions.

This worksheet covers the importance of the digestive system and how it works. Children must read the comprehension and answer the questions that follow. There is also a diagram to label.

This maths worksheet includes 16 questions of adding fractions. Children must leave the answer as a mixed fraction where necessary.

Britain since 1948. This worksheet includes some interesting facts and events that happened in Britain in the 1950s. Students read the comprehension and answer the study questions.

Interesting facts about Japan including the language, capital city, population, religion, currency, famous mountains, and Japanese food.

Unlock the wonders of Living Things and Their Habitats with this engaging Year 6 science workbook. With 12 worksheets designed to support classroom learning and independent study, this resource covers key topics such as invertebrate classification, microscopic protists, and the impact of Carl Linnaeus on scientific classification. Packed with informative content and interactive activities, this workbook helps pupils develop critical thinking skills while exploring the diverse plant and animal habitats that shape our world. From insects to echinoderms, students will deepen their understanding of life on Earth in a way that sparks curiosity and encourages a love for science. Perfect for educators, homeschooling, and revision, this resource provides a structured yet engaging approach to science learning.

A great resource to use when teaching students about life cycles/animals. This worksheet includes some interesting facts about the life cycle of a frog. Students are asked to read through the text and answer the study questions. They must also draw the stages of the life cycle of a frog.

This reading comprehension includes interesting facts about whales. Students are asked to read through the passage and answer the accompanying study questions.

Have fun in the classroom with these great mental arithmetic tests! (there are 8 in total) Pupils must answer 12 questions using different mathematical terms such as multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, sequencing and more!

Children are asked to fill in the missing punctuation in the sentences. There are clues provided to help them.

This Easter worksheet asks students to look at the words associated with Easter and unscramble them correctly. This activity is great for practicing spelling.

This worksheet can be used to find out how much your students know about the country Britain. There are 12 mixed questions that students must answer including true or false, circle the correct answer, and answer the question.

The Colosseum is an amphitheatre in the centre of Rome, Italy. It was the largest ever built in the Roman Empire.

This science comprehension includes some interesting facts about the digestive system and how it functions. The resource also includes accompanying study questions.