Follow along with our Grade 5 Science journey as students explore the physical properties of matter and dive into living ecosystems—discovering plant survival, food webs, decomposers, and Earth's major systems.
Tap any node on the path — or any week card below — to explore the detailed topics.
Important semester milestones to guide your child's scientific discovery and review.
National holiday observance (Sep 23 & 24) amidst our physical science study.
A mid-term rest week before diving into matter cycles and energy transfer.
A dedicated week to review key concepts across matter and ecosystems.
Comprehensive evaluation of all Unit 1 and Unit 2 modules.
Students kick off the semester by observing and classifying the physical properties of matter.
Building on material properties to understand how different substances interact when combined.
Exploring solubility, solutions, and methods used to separate mixtures.
Learning to distinguish between reversible physical changes and chemical transformations.
Connecting chemical/physical changes with particle behavior in different states of matter.
In-depth study of gas properties, particle arrangement, and thermal energy transfers.
Transitioning to life science by investigating how plants produce energy and survive.
Examining food chains, webs, and organism interactions in varied habitats.
Further analysis of symbiotic relationships and competitive dynamics in ecosystems.
Understanding nature's recyclers and how organisms break down organic waste.
Investigating how decomposers return vital nutrients to the soil and energy cycle.
Exploring the atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and biosphere interactions.
Analyzing how Earth's four spheres shape climate, weather, and life.
A school-wide holiday break to rest and refresh for the second half of the term.
Tracking how carbon, water, and essential nutrients cycle endlessly through ecosystems.
Tracing energy flow from sunlight through producers, consumers, and apex predators.
Quantifying energy movement through trophic levels and ecological pyramids.
Consolidating key vocabulary and core scientific concepts across all topics.
Beginning of the mid-year assessment period.
Finalizing term assessments and wrapping up Semester 1.