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Want to help your Grade 2 child excel in science? Our Grade 2 Science Curriculum builds on foundational knowledge and encourages curiosity through hands-on activities and engaging lessons. Students explore more advanced life sciences, physical sciences, earth and space, and develop scientific inquiry skills. With a focus on observation, experimentation, and discovery, our curriculum helps children deepen their understanding and love for science. Expert tutors guide students as they learn about plant and animal life cycles, materials, weather, forces, and more. Explore the Grade 2 Science Curriculum below to see how we inspire lifelong scientific thinking!

Grade 2 Science Curriculum

Life Sciences
Life cycles of plants and animals: detailed stages
Plant growth: factors affecting growth (water, light, temperature)
Animal diversity: habitats, adaptations, and behaviors
Food chains: simple producers and consumers
Human body: internal organs introduction, healthy diet, exercise
Physical Sciences
Properties of materials: strength, flexibility, absorbency, transparency
Changes in materials: reversible and irreversible changes
States of matter: solids, liquids, and introduction to gases
Forces and motion: push, pull, friction
Sound: vibration, pitch, volume
Light: reflection, shadows
Earth and Space Sciences
Earth's surface: land and water features
Rocks and soils: basic properties and types
Weather: instruments for measurement, recording data
Seasonal changes: effects on plants, animals, and human activities
Solar system: introduction to sun, moon, and planets
Scientific Inquiry Skills
Making predictions
Planning simple investigations
Measuring using standard units
Collecting and organizing data with simple tables
Drawing conclusions from observations
Communicating findings
Environmental Awareness
Habitats and their protection
Resource conservation: practical applications
Pollution: introduction to air and water pollution
Recycling: sorting materials
Technology and Applications
Simple machines: levers, pulleys, wheels
Designing solutions to simple problems
Technological products and how they work
Digital tools for learning