Printable primary worksheets

UK Landmarks Word Search ActivityGet ready for an exciting journey across the United Kingdom with this fun word search puzzle! Perfect for KS2 students, this worksheet lets you explore iconic landmarks while boosting your vocabulary and spelling skills. Search for famous places like Big Ben, Stonehenge, and Buckingham Palace hidden in the grid. It's a fantastic way to learn more about the UK's geography and history while having a blast! Ideal for classroom activities, independent learning, or a relaxing brain teaser at home. 

Cities of the United Kingdom Word SearchEmbark on an exciting journey across the United Kingdom with this fun word search puzzle! This worksheet is designed for kids to test their knowledge of major cities in the UK while honing their vocabulary and spelling skills. Students will search for the names of 15 prominent cities scattered throughout the grid, ranging from London to Belfast. As students search for each city, they will reinforce their understanding of UK geography and familiarise themselves with key urban centres. Educators can use this worksheet as a fun and interactive activity to supplement geography lessons or as a standalone exercise to promote independent learning.

Homophones activityThis worksheet focuses on homophones, which are words that sound the same but have different meanings and often different spellings. In this worksheet, pupils will practise identifying the correct homophone for each sentence by circling the appropriate word. This activity encourages them to pay attention to context clues and understand the subtle differences in meaning between homophones.Through this exercise, children develop their vocabulary, spelling, and comprehension skills. By distinguishing between homophones, they sharpen their ability to choose the right word based on the context of a sentence, enhancing their overall writing and communication abilities. After completing the sentences, there are two additional tasks where your child will use the words 'blue' and 'blew' in sentences of their own. This reinforces their understanding of the meanings of these homophones and encourages creativity in sentence construction. This worksheet provides an engaging and practical way for kids to practise homophones, helping them become more confident and proficient readers and writers.

This list of words is specially curated to help students in Years 5 and 6 improve their spelling skills, enrich their vocabulary, and become more confident readers and writers. Our Year 5/6 Spelling List includes a wide range of words, from common ones students will use every day to more complex terms they might encounter in books and articles.

Year 6 Spelling Cloze ActivityUse this handy cloze activity in the classroom or at home to practise year 5 and year 6 spellings. 

Year 6 Spellings WorksheetThis cloze activity for Year 6 students includes 10 spellings from the statutory word list. It aligns with the curriculum to reinforce the words and concepts students are expected to know at this level. Students select the correct spelling for each missing word from the provided list. 

Year 5 SpellingsSpelling is a skill that students will use throughout their lives, so building a strong foundation in Year 5 ensures they have this valuable tool for the future.

Year 5 SpellingsCorrect spelling promotes a deeper understanding of word meanings and encourages pupils to expand their vocabulary. Knowing how to spell words correctly can help students better understand what they read. 

KS2 spellingsCorrect spelling improves written and verbal communication. Students can express their ideas clearly and effectively, reducing the chances of misunderstandings. Proficient spelling is essential for strong writing skills. It allows students to focus on composing their ideas rather than getting distracted by spelling errors.

Year 5 SpellingsIn this worksheet, students will have the opportunity to practise correct spelling to strengthen their writing skills, which are essential across all subjects and future endeavours. Students who can spell independently are less reliant on spell-check tools and can take more ownership of their writing. Pupils circle the correct spelling of each word and then write it correctly on the lines. 

Year 5 SpellingsKnowing how to spell words correctly can help students better understand what they read since they won't be distracted or confused by misspellings. Accurate spelling is a fundamental skill that is assessed in many school assignments and exams. In this worksheet, students explore a variety of words, expanding their vocabulary and improving their understanding of word meanings.

This list of words is specially curated to help students in Years 5 and 6 improve their spelling skills, enrich their vocabulary, and become more confident readers and writers. Our Year 5/6 Spelling List includes a wide range of words, from common ones students will use every day to more complex terms they might encounter in books and articles.

Introducing the "ew" digraph to young learners can be an engaging and effective way to enhance their spelling skills. Here are some benefits of teaching "ew" words and digraphs:Benefits of teaching 'ew' words and digraphs:Phonemic awareness: Learning about digraphs like "ew" helps children develop their phonemic awareness by recognising that two letters together create a single sound.Spelling patterns: Understanding digraphs introduces students to specific spelling patterns, helping them become more proficient spellers.Reading fluency: Recognising digraphs contributes to improved reading fluency as students become more confident in decoding words.Vocabulary expansion: Introducing new words with the "ew" sound enhances vocabulary and comprehension skills.

Digraph: ow activityThis worksheet focuses on words with the "ow" sound, helping young pupils reinforce their phonics knowledge and sound-letter correspondence. The exercise allows pupils to work independently or in small groups and can be used in the classroom or at home. 

How will this spelling worksheet help pupils?By using words in sentences, pupils can see how the spelling words are used in real-life situations. This helps them understand the meaning and context of each word, making it easier to remember and apply them correctly.Reading and understanding the sentences improve language comprehension skills. Pupils learn to identify subject-verb agreement, word order, and punctuation while reinforcing their spelling skills.

How will this resource help young learners?Phonics reinforcement: This handy worksheet focuses on the "oa" sound, allowing young learners to practice recognising and associating the sound with specific letter combinations. This reinforces their phonics skills and helps them become more familiar with the corresponding sound.Vocabulary expansion: By engaging with words containing the "oa" sound, younger learners are exposed to new vocabulary. They learn new words which expands their vocabulary and helps them build a foundation for reading and comprehension.Reading practice: This English activity provides an opportunity for young learners to practice reading words with the "oa" sound in a fun and engaging way. They can read the words out loud, improving their reading fluency and building confidence in their reading abilities. There are eight sentences for children to complete.

This word search contains words starting with the letters 'dge'. There are 16 words hidden in the puzzle for students to find.

This KS2 literacy resource is all about words with silent letters.

A KS2 English worksheet including a list of 12 words ending with 'ate' for students to learn.

A year 4 English resource including a list of 12 words with 'dge' for students to learn.

A year 4 English resource including a list of 12 words with 'ery' for students to learn.

A year 4 English resource including a list of 12 words with 'ar' for students to learn.

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

Year 2 maths - Mental maths worksheet. This activity includes 12 arithmetic questions that children must answer without the use of a calculator.

Year 2 maths - Mental maths worksheet. This activity includes 12 arithmetic questions that children must answer without the use of a calculator.

Year 2 maths - Mental maths worksheet. This activity includes 12 arithmetic questions that children must answer without the use of a calculator.

Year 2 maths - Length worksheet. This activity asks children to complete the sums so that the total equals 1 metre, 1 centimetre and also 1 kilometre. Measurement helps to strengthen a child's number and measurement understandings at the same time.

Year 2 maths - Length worksheet. This activity asks children to complete the sums so that the total equals 1 metre. Measurement helps to strengthen a child's number and measurement understandings at the same time.

Year 2 maths - Length worksheet. This activity asks children to complete the sums so that the total equals 1 metre. Measurement helps to strengthen a child's number and measurement understandings at the same time.

Mental maths is the process of doing mathematical calculations in your head. Students answer the questions as quickly as they can without the use of a calculator.

Mental maths is the process of doing mathematical calculations in your head. Students answer the questions as quickly as they can without the use of a calculator.

Mental maths is the process of doing mathematical calculations in your head. Students answer the questions as quickly as they can without the use of a calculator.

Year 2 maths - Measurement worksheet. Children learn that 100 cms equal 1m and 10 mm equal 1 cm.

This is a mental maths primary resource for year 3.

Year 2 maths - Revision worksheet on measurement. Children are asked questions on time, days of the week and to measure each pencil using a ruler.

This KS2 maths worksheet includes 14 sums about length.

Year 2 maths - Mental maths worksheet. This activity includes 12 arithmetic questions that children must answer without the use of a calculator.

Year 2 maths - Mental maths worksheet. This activity includes 12 arithmetic questions that children must answer without the use of a calculator.

Year 2 maths - Measuring worksheet. Children are asked to read the points on a ruler and to measure lines using a ruler.

Year 2 maths - Measuring length worksheet. Children are asked to measure each pencil using a ruler and write their answer in cms.

This is a year one worksheet on measuring in centimeters. The pupil is asked to measure each picture.

This year one worksheet is an introduction to measuring in centimeters. This will be used throughout primary level.