Science for Grade 2

Our Grade 2 Science activities on Kids Academy Classroom encourage learners to think like young scientists, exploring living things, matter, forces, ecosystems, and Earth systems through hands-on learning. Children build on their foundational knowledge by observing, experimenting, and connecting science concepts to the world around them.

Core areas covered:

Sound and light

  • Discover that sound is all around us

  • Learn what makes sound

  • Explore light sources

  • Investigate shadows

  • Understand how people use sound to communicate

Plants

  • Study the plant life cycle

  • Review key plant concepts

Animals

  • Explore bird and insect structures

  • Review animal concepts

Force and interactions

  • Learn how magnets are used in everyday life

  • Investigate patterns in motion

Organisms

  • Understand life cycles of plants and animals

  • Explore animal and plant adaptations

  • Learn about habitats and food chains

Matter

  • Observe and describe properties of matter

  • Explore solids and liquids

  • Recognize everyday objects and materials

  • Investigate heating and cooling

Relationships in ecosystems

  • Study pollinators and their role in ecosystems

  • Learn how seeds travel

  • Explore biodiversity

Changes

  • Learn about erosion and landforms

  • Use maps to study Earth

  • Identify bodies of water

Earth’s systems

  • Discover how sunlight warms the Earth

  • Understand the connection between weather and climate

Earth and human activity

  • Learn what animals and plants need to survive

  • Explore human impact on Earth

  • Understand ways to reduce, reuse, recycle, and rethink

  • Celebrate Earth Day

Learning formats

  • Worksheets to practice science skills and concepts

  • Lessons for step-by-step explanations

  • Videos for visual demonstrations and engagement

This prepares Grade 2 learners to investigate cause-and-effect relationships in nature, explore how living and nonliving things interact, and apply early problem-solving skills to real-world science questions.

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