Explore curriculum-aligned interactive science lessons for every year group from Year 1 to Year 9. Our KS1, KS2 and KS3 science resources cover biology, chemistry and physics — helping learners develop scientific enquiry skills, master core knowledge and build a genuine love of discovery.
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Deciduous and Evergreen Trees, Part of a Tree, Carnivores, Herbivores, Omnivores, What are Fish?, …
Food Chain, What is a Polar Habitat?, Wild and Garden Plants, The Sense of Sight, What are Birds?, …
Water Transportation in Plants, Skeletons, Grouping Rocks, Sources of Light, Forces and Movement, …
Classification of Living Things, Vertebrates and Invertebrates, Teeth and Their Functions, …
Life Cycle of a Mammal, Sexual Reproduction in Mammals, Human Lifecycles, Friction, …
Classifying Microorganisms, Circuit Symbols and Diagrams, Fossil Formations, …
Cells and Organisation, Particle Model of Matter, Acids and Alkalis, Speed and Forces, Reproduction, …
Digestion and Nutrition, The Periodic Table, Light and Sound Waves, Electricity and Magnetism, Respiration, …
Atomic Structure, Chemical Reactions and Equations, Genetics and Inheritance, Energy Resources, Motion Graphs, …
Interactive Science Resources for Every Key Stage
Skoolmaths provides interactive science lessons, worksheets and activities for children from Year 1 through to Year 9. Every resource is aligned to the UK National Curriculum, teacher-tested and designed to spark curiosity and build scientific understanding.
KS1 Science (Years 1–2)
Our Year 1 and Year 2 science resources cover animals including humans, plants, everyday materials, seasonal changes and habitats — introducing children to the natural world through fun, hands-on learning.
KS2 Science (Years 3–6)
From Year 3 through Year 6, our KS2 science lessons cover forces, electricity, light, sound, rocks, living things and their habitats, evolution and more. Year 6 resources include revision activities for the KS2 Science SATs topics.
KS3 Science (Years 7–9)
Our Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9 resources take students into secondary science proper — cells and organisation, the particle model, atomic structure, the periodic table, acids and alkalis, energy and forces, waves, respiration and photosynthesis, and genetics and inheritance. Each topic is split into biology, chemistry and physics strands and builds the working scientifically skills students need for a strong start at GCSE.