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Your child can learn, practice and test their year 6 (age 10 - 11) English skills with these automatically marked interactive year 6 English worksheets. In year 6, it’s important your child starts their revision for SATs which is why our year 6 English worksheets with answers are more important than ever, giving your child practice for the exam and helping them to understand where they go wrong. This year they'll be working towards mastering Upper Key Stage 2 (years 5 and 6) topics. This can be achieved with our range of resources including year 6 spelling and vocabulary worksheets as well as many others, helping to prepare them for their year 6 English tests.
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Back-to-school
Assessment: Back-to-school (Y6) PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Combined Assessment
Assessment: English, Maths and Science Combined (Y6) PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Comprehension: Fiction
Identify Facts and Opinions from a Story TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Apply Comprehension Skills to a Text from the Genre of Legends PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Develop Inference Skills TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Discuss the Meaning of Language Devices TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Comprehension: Non-Fiction
Predict, Order and Summarise Events TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Ask Questions to Improve Understanding of Texts PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Develop Skills in Understanding Non-Fiction Texts TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Distinguish Fact from Opinion in a Non-fiction Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Comprehension: Poetry
Compare Two Poems: 'The Echoing Green' and 'The Chimney Sweeper' TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Compare Two Poems: 'Wind on the Hill' and 'The Wind Begun ...' TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Consider Techniques Used in the Poem 'Night Mail' TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand Terms Used in Poetry TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
End of Term 1
Assessment: End of Term 1 PREVIEW WORKSHEET
End of Term 2
Assessment: End of Term 2 PREVIEW WORKSHEET
End of Term 3
Assessment: End of Term 3 PREVIEW WORKSHEET
End of Year
Assessment: End of Year PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Exam-Style Questions: Inference Questions
Understand Inference Questions PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Understand Inference Questions 2 PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Understanding Inference Questions 1 PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Exam-Style Questions: Poetry Questions
Apply Comprehension Skills to a Given Poetry Text PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Understand How to Apply Comprehension Skills to a Poetry Text PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Understand Poetry and Apply Comprehension Skills to a Poetry Text PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Exam-Style Questions: Retrieval Questions
Practise Retrieval Questions PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Understand Retrieval Questions 1 PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Understanding Retrieval Questions 1 PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Exam-Style Questions: Spellings
Identify Active and Passive Voice TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Homophones and Homonyms PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Identify Synonyms and Antonyms TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understanding and Using Word Beginnings TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Exam-Style Questions: Text Marking
Practise Text Marking 1 TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Practise Text Marking 2 TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Practise Text Marking 3 TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Exam-Style Questions: Word Questions
Practise Word Questions TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Practise Word Questions 1 PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Practise Word Questions 2 PREVIEW WORKSHEET
National Curriculum Objectives
Assessment: Reading Comprehension PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Assessment: Writing - Composition PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Assessment: Writing - Transcription PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Assessment: Writing - Vocabulary, Grammar and Punctuation PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Reading Words
Know the Suffixes: -cede and -ceed TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Know Your Number Prefixes TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Know Your Prefixes: aero- TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Know Your Prefixes: audi- and aqua- TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
SATs English Practice Papers
Key Stage 2 SATs Reading Practice Paper PREVIEW WORKSHEET
SATs Grammar Paper 1 TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Speaking Skills
Use Spoken Language in Groups TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Apply Knowledge of Structure of Words to Help Spelling TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Develop Skills in Proofreading TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Spelling Errors in Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Learn to Spell a Range of Suffixes TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Choose Appropriate Vocabulary TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Choose the Antonym TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Choose the Synonym TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Create Antonyms by Adding Prefixes TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Writing: Grammar
Correct Errors in Subject Verb Agreement TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Different Types of Noun TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify the Subject and Object in a Sentence TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Word Class TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Writing: How to Write
Change the Order of Sentence Structure for Effect TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Develop Understanding of Antonyms TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Distinguish Between Fact and Opinion in Statements TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Active and Passive Sentences TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Writing: Punctuation
Understand the Use of a Dash for Joining Sentences TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Proofread for Spelling and Punctuation Errors TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand the Correct Use of the Dash TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Use Bullet Points Correctly TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Writing: What to Write
Analyse and Edit Text for Errors and Ambiguity TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Assess the Effectiveness of Vocabulary in a Fiction Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Choose Appropriate Vocabulary and Sentence Types TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Develop Understanding of Using Vocabulary for a Specific Purpose TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
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Increase range of texts.
Practise a Range of Comprehension Skills PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Study Stories from Other Cultures PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Use Comprehension Skills to Read Myths TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Distinguish Fact from Opinion
Distinguish Fact from Opinion in a Fictional Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Make Comparisons of Texts
Explore meaning.
Find Synonyms for Words in a Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify the Meaning of Words in a Story TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Word Meaning TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify and Summarise Main Ideas
Summarise Ideas From a Paragraph PREVIEW WORKSHEET
Identify Themes and Conventions
Understand the Features of Discussion Texts TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand the Features of Explanation Texts TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand the Features of Non-Chronological Reports TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Awareness of Structure and Purpose
Understand the Features of Instructional Texts TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand the Features of Persuasive Texts TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand the Features of Recount Texts TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Use Questions to Understand Texts
Draw inferences about texts.
Draw Inferences from Fiction Texts TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Draw Inferences in Comprehension TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Make Inferences about a Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Predict Story Development
Learn How to Predict and Summarise Events TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Practise Predicting, Summarising and Ordering Events from a Fiction Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Practise Predicting, Summarising and Ordering Events from a Non-Fiction Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Discuss Author Language
Explore the Meaning of Similes, Metaphors and Personification TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Different Language Devices TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Metaphor and Personification TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Retrieve and Record Information
Find Facts from a Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Practise Retrieval Skills TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Retrieve Information from a Piece of Descriptive Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Justify Views
Practise Justifying Points with Evidence TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Practise Using Point, Evidence and Explain to Interpret a Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand How to Back up a Point with Evidence TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand How to Prove a Point with Evidence TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
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Root Word Awareness
Know Your Prefixes: auto-, bi-, circum-, tele- and trans- TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Know Your Roots: 'cred' TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Use Spoken Language in Groups
Use hyphens to clarify.
Practise Using Hyphens, Bullet Points and Ellipses TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Punctuate Independent Clauses
Understand How to Use Colons TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand How To Use Colons and Semicolons TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand How To Use Semicolons TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Use Colons in Lists
Practise Using Colons in Lists TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand Colons and Semicolons TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Use Colons Correctly in Lists and Quotations TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Formal Speech Awareness
Find Formal Synonyms for Informal Words TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Features of Formal Language TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Recognise Formal and Informal Language TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand Differences Between Informal and Formal Language TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Passive Verb Awareness
Practise Changing Sentences from Active to Passive TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Recognise Active and Passive Sentences TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand How to Change Sentences into the Passive Structure TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Grammar Awareness (learn the grammar of Y5 and 6)
Identify Adverbials TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Punctuate Bullet Points
Use Bullet Points TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Use Punctuation For Meaning TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Use Prefixes and Suffixes
Know Your Prefixes: micro- and photo- TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Learn to Spell Words with the Prefix Connected with a Hyphen TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Homophone Awareness
Practise Homophones: Affect and Effect TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Practise Spelling Complex Homophones TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Spell Commonly Misspelt Homophones TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Spell Complex Homophones TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Spelling Awareness (use knowledge of morphology and etymology in spelling)
Learn to Spell Some Commonly Misspelt Words TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Learn to Spell Some More Commonly Misspelt Words TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Learn to Spell Words with Latin or Greek Roots TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Plan What and Who to Write For
Grammar and vocabulary awareness, build paragraph cohesion.
Identify Connectives Showing Cause and Effect TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Connectives That Compare and Contrast TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Connectives that Give Emphasis or Add Information TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Identify Connectives that Qualify Information TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Assess Effect and Meaning
Understand Non-Fiction Texts TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand the Effect of Language in a Non-Fiction Text TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Assess Use of Tenses
Use Tenses Consistently TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Correct Subject and Verb Agreement
Identify Correct Subject and Verb Agreement TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Proofread Own Work for Errors
Practise Proofreading for Spelling Errors TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Reading Practice Papers
Spelling practice papers.
SATs Spelling Practice Paper 1 TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
SATs Spelling Practice Paper 2 TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
SATs Spelling Practice Paper 3 TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Grammar and Punctuation Practice Papers
SATs Grammar Paper 2 TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
SATs Grammar Paper 3 TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
Understand and Apply Semi-Colons TRY WORKSHEET FOR FREE
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Above, you'll find a list of interactive and printable PDF year 6 English worksheets , assessments and revision materials by topic which have been designed by teachers to help your child improve their understanding and comprehension of the topics taught in schools, including our year 6 poetry worksheets . These are important to begin to understand what questions might be asked in their year 6 English tests.
As well as our resources on uses of the English language, we also have grammar worksheets for year 6 to help improve writing as well as comprehension. Our year 6 worksheets are 100% aligned to the National Curriculum and can provide you visibility to your child's progress throughout the year. Our English worksheets with answers for year 6 are available to be completed online and marked interactively, and also printable in PDF format to give you flexibility when it comes to lesson planning . We also offer some free questions and revision material across other subjects, including our year 6 maths worksheets and our year 6 science worksheets . Try one of the below sample free year 6 English worksheets to test your child's attainment levels - we're here to help your child succeed!
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The activity sheets are structured around the narrative, non-fiction and poetry blocks of the new literacy Framework. The content comes from common Year 6 fiction and non-fiction themes. The activities are designed to support work done across the curriculum as well as in literacy teaching.
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Support your child with hundreds of Year 6 English worksheets so they feel confident in their skills and ready for KS2 English SATs .
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Even avid readers can be reluctant to write anything more than a postcard when they're at home, so we've come up with a few engaging projects to keep them interested and offer some great writing/spelling/punctuation practice to complement homework. Arm yourself with a thesaurus and enjoy expanding the whole family's vocabulary! The Year 6 English Booster pack includes:
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The Year 6 English Learning Journey programme covers all the key topics in the curriculum for Year 6. By following the programme, which closely mirrors what your child is being taught in school, you’ll quickly be able to spot any topics that your child hasn't fully grasped and reinforce learning that is happening in the classroom at home. Your child will feel more confident in their own abilities and you’ll know you are giving your child the very best chance of succeeding in school.
Year 6 English Progress checks
From persuasive arguments to punctuation, text analysis to narrative techniques and spelling to sentence structure, Year 6 brings all your child's primary school literacy learning together. Check their progress and identify any areas they might need to revise in the run-up to KS2 SATs with our Year 6 English Progress checks . You can use our Y6 English Progress checks, prepared by a KS2 teacher, to help you understand where your child might need extra support and practice with their English work in the last year of primary school. The tests cover spelling, grammar, punctuation, handwriting and text-level work.
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We have over 300 English worksheets for year six children. They have been designed to mirror the year six literacy curriculum in an engaging way.
Our worksheets cover every area of the literacy syllabus for year six including Spelling, Grammar, Punctuation, Writing, Reading and Comprehension.
Below you can see a selection of our worksheets. Some of these are downloadable, others are only available within one of our courses . Full answers are provided within all our courses but are not provided with individual worksheets for free download.
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Free year 6 English worksheets to download – no registration needed
Find the Mistakes – Children need to focus on accuracy to do well in their written work and this series of worksheets help children to develop accurate writing skills.
Homophones – Words which sound the same but are spelt differently often catch children out. These worksheets help children to become more familiar with this group of words
Words from Past Papers – It’s useful for children to understand the type of vocabulary they will face in tests in year six. This is one example from a series designed to help children taking 11 Plus exams to become familiar with the more complex vocabulary they will need to know.
Personal Words List – We ask all our students to note down any words which they are unfamiliar with or encounter difficulty spelling. Developing a wide and advanced vocabulary will not only help children during examinations but also during all English related activities.
Recommended Book List – At Learning Street we stress the importance of regular reading due to its vocabulary benefits. The list contains a selection of books chosen by the BBC tailored towards ages 9-12.
Other worksheet examples included as part of year six English courses
Homographs – Words which are spelt the same but have different meaning such as TEMPLE (part of your head and a place of worship). Children with as wide a knowledge of these will do well in year 6 and then go on to do well in their secondary schools.
Synonyms revision – Children who write well are able to use accurate vocabulary. Knowing an extended range of synonyms really helps in this area. This is an example of a revision worksheet with children having previously learnt and been tested on these words as part of our courses.
Diminutives – The literacy syllabus builds up using very many smaller topics. The use of diminutives and what they are is part of that process and this worksheet helps to enhance knowledge in this area
Comprehension- Westminster Abbey – Comprehension remains a core topic during year six with lots of individual worksheets using varying text including fiction, non-fiction and poems. This non-fiction text includes a brief history of Westminster Abbey.
Compound words – These compound word worksheets are used by us not only to enhance vocabulary but also to help children develop thinking skills. They are puzzles which children will need to come back to a few times to solve. The worksheets present the right sort of challenge for pupils at this level who often need help developing the type of resilience they will need to do well in exams and tests.
Describing characters – Our approach to helping children with their creative writing skills development is to focus on simplicity of plot and detailed and engaging descriptions. This worksheet helps children to develop their character descriptions so that they really stand out from the crowd.
KS2 Punctuation revision – Punctuation continues to be a focus throughout year six. By this time children will be familiar with all the key elements of punctuation so for the bulk of the year the task is to keep their knowledge fresh through the use of punctuation revision worksheets like this one
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Year 6 English worksheets. Get started for free to track and monitor progress. Your child can learn, practice and test their year 6 (age 10 - 11) English skills with these automatically marked interactive year 6 English worksheets.
The activity sheets are structured around the narrative, non-fiction and poetry blocks of the new literacy Framework. The content comes from common Year 6 fiction and non-fiction themes. The activities are designed to support work done across the curriculum as well as in literacy teaching.
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Support your child in Year 6 literacy with worksheets and help them prepare for Key Stage 2 (KS2) English SATs and the SPAG test.
We have over 300 English worksheets for year six children. They have been designed to mirror the year six literacy curriculum in an engaging way. Our worksheets cover every area of the literacy syllabus for year six including Spelling, Grammar, Punctuation, Writing, Reading and Comprehension.