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Physics
Bundle
Earth & Space- ENTIRE UNIT - KS2 science - Year 5
36 PowerPoint slides across 6 individual lessons
8 differentiated worksheets
Comprehensive factfiles on every planet in the solar system
2 ‘STEAM’ templates for practical lessons
Many more small practical tasks
25 mark end of unit assessment (with answers!)
many links to useful videos/websites!
All for less than half the price of buying these individually.
This bundle contains a series of 6 lessons, linked to the ‘Earth & Space’ unit for Year 5 science. There is also an end of unit assessment to assess pupils’ learning at the end of the unit.
Suggested lesson order:
Size of universe
Planets in our solar system
Models of solar system
Night & Day
Build a sundial
(optional) Build an orrery
End of unit assessment
End of unit assessment - Earth & Space - Year 5 science - KS2
This resource is an end of unit assessment for use with my ‘Earth & Space’ topic, based on the Year 5 unit of work ‘Earth & Space’. It contains a 25 mark assessment (with answer sheet) covering the following topics:
Order of the planets
Understanding of basic space keywords (planet, universe, galaxy etc)
Heliocentric/geocentric model of solar system
Orbits of Earth and moon
Day and night on Earth
Shadows caused by rotation of earth (sundials etc)
Planets in our solar system - Y5 Science - KS2 - Earth & Space
These resources contain:
Factfiles for the 8 planets
A blank ‘research’ page for pupils to carry out research
An introductory PowerPoint
By the end of this lesson, pupils should have a secure knowledge of the order of the planets in the solar system, and have had the opportunity to find out a little more about each of the planets.
As part of the ‘research’ section of the lesson, there is an interesting collaborative task, restricting pupils to only half of the planet factfiles, meaning they will need to ‘trade’ information with peers on the other planets, perhaps encouraging them to carry out the most comprehensive research.
Tags - Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 KS2 Earth & space Planets Solar system