A biography text - Year 5 and P6

Historical scientist Richard Feynman

Description

This biography for year 5 and P6, linking to the topics Properties and changes of materials and Properties and uses of substances, reveals the amazing mind of Richard Feynman. He was interested in the smallest of building blocks in the universe - the particles that build the atoms that build everything else! By the age of 23 he was one of the top physicists in the world and went on to win a Nobel prize for making discoveries that changed physics forever.

This downloadable reading pack includes:

An A3 reading spread for you to print.
Reading comprehension question sheets.
An answer sheet including the objective for each question, which is taken from the reading national curriculum.

Year groups

Year 5

Topics

Properties and changes of materials

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