Year 6 Printable Worksheets

Students are asked to unscramble the words, they may use a dictionary to check their spellings.

Students are asked to unscramble the words, they may use a dictionary to check their spellings.

Students are asked to unscramble the words, they may use a dictionary to check their spellings.

Students are asked to unscramble the words, they may use a dictionary to check their spellings.

Students are asked to unscramble the words, they may use a dictionary to check their spellings.

Students are asked to read through the poem and underline the correct spelling of the word in brackets. They are then asked to write down the meaning of some of the words from the poem.

Did you know that the fin whale is the second largest whale in the world? Find out some more interesting facts about fin whales by completing this endangered species resource. Students are asked to fill in the missing information and then fill in the missing words using the word bank.

Students are asked to use resources like the internet, library books, or magazines to help them answer the questions about the Sumatran Elephant.

Did you know that orangutans have been known to use leaves as umbrellas to stay dry from the rain? Find out some more interesting facts about orangutans by completing this endangered species resource. Students are asked to fill in the missing information and then fill in the missing words using the word bank.

This worksheet is all about manatees. Students are asked to fill in the missing information and then fill in the missing words using the word bank.

Did you know that the Red Wolf (Canis Rufus) is the most endangered of all the wolf species? Students are asked to fill in the missing information and then fill in the missing words using the word bank.

How much do your students know about the enormous walrus? Students are asked to fill in the missing information and then fill in the missing words using the word bank.

Students are asked to use resources like the internet, library books, or magazines to help them answer the questions about Amur Leopards.

Write your own poem about the shamrock with the help of this fun acrostic printable.

Who was Anne Frank? Why is Anne Frank Famous? Find out some facts about Anne Frank by completing this cloze activity. There are 12 facts that students must fill in using the word bank to help them.

Students must firstly fill in the gaps using the correct word. They are then asked to write sentences using their own ideas with the words given.

Children find all the words related to global warming in the puzzle.

Where was Muhammad Ali born? Before he changed his name, what was he known as? When did he retire? Students are asked to use resources like the internet, library books, or magazines to fill in this report form about Muhammad Ali.

Students are asked to use resources like the internet, library books, or magazines to help them answer the questions about the Sumatran tiger.

Students are asked to use resources like the internet, library books, or magazines to help them answer the questions about the black rhino.

Students are asked to use resources like the internet, library books, or magazines to help them answer the questions about hawksbill sea turtles.

Students are asked to use resources like the internet, library books, or magazines to help them answer the questions about mountain gorillas.

Editing and proofreading are essential aspects of effective writing. Students read the passages carefully and thoroughly and rewrite the passages correctly on the lines provided. This is great practice for spelling and punctuation.

Students must make a good argument, keep the audience involved, and finally, gain the decision in their favour. Students speak for or against the topic. They must choose 2 topics and write their arguments on the lines provided.

Students must make a good argument, keep the audience involved, and finally, gain the decision in their favour. Students speak for or against the topic. They must choose 2 topics and write their arguments on the lines provided.

Students must make a good argument, keep the audience involved, and finally, gain the decision in their favour. Students speak for or against the topic. They must choose 2 topics and write their arguments on the lines provided.

By adding negative prefixes to the beginnings of words, we can change a word's meaning into its opposite. Students choose the correct opposite.

By adding negative prefixes to the beginnings of words, we can change a word's meaning into its opposite. Students choose the correct opposite.

By adding negative prefixes to the beginnings of words, we can change a word's meaning into its opposite. Students choose the correct opposite.

This fun word search includes words that are associated with Benjamin Franklin. See if your students can find all of the words hidden in the grid. To make it more interesting you could see how many words they can find in a given time!

Students are asked to carry out their own research and answer the questions about the invention of the ballpoint pens

Students are asked to carry out their own research and answer the questions about Velcro.

Students are asked to carry out their own research and answer the questions about hot air balloons.

There are 20 words hidden in the grid. See who can finish the word search first to make it more of a challenge!

Such or so? Students are asked to choose the correct word to complete each sentence. They then write sentences of their own. This resource can be used in any English language lesson.

Yet or already? Students are asked to choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

Early or soon? Students are asked to choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

Homonyms are words that sound like one another but have different meanings. Students read the sentences and choose the correct spelling to complete each sentence. Some examples included on this worksheet are: urn/earn, quay/key, beach/beech, hay/hey.

Homonyms are words that sound like one another but have different meanings. Students read the sentences and choose the correct spelling to complete each sentence.

Homonyms are words that sound like one another but have different meanings. Students read the sentences and choose the correct spelling to complete each sentence.

Homonyms are words that sound like one another but have different meanings. Students read the sentences and choose the correct spelling to complete each sentence.

This science worksheet includes 10 questions about the circulatory system.

This article includes some interesting facts about humpback whales. Humpback whales travel for great distances through the world's oceans. They are the noisiest of all the whales and are known for their amazing 'songs' that they produce underwater. Students read through the text and answer the accompanying study questions.

Students must match the word on the left to its description on the right

This fun word search includes words that are associated with the circulatory system. See if your students can find all of the words hidden in the grid. To make it more interesting you could see how many words they can find in a given time!

This word search can be used as a fun activity with your class when teaching students about Rosa Parks.

Students are asked to read the sentences and fill in the missing words from the word bank to complete the facts about Rosa Parks.

This quiz about the Earth will put student's knowledge to the test. Students are asked to answer a range of questions on topics such as rocks, deserts, oceans, mountains, gas, volcanoes and more.