Year 6 English Worksheets

Adjective and adverb clauses, modifier placement, parallel structure.

More fill-in-the-blank

More grammar practice

Commas, semicolons, colons, quotation marks, dashes.

Sentence craft (advanced)

Synonyms, antonyms, homophones, etymology.

Extended vocabulary

More word study

Grammar — clauses

Modifiers & structure

Pronouns

Word study

Understand how language varies with formality and social distance in different communicative contexts.

Identify objective and subjective language and explain how bias can be identified in texts.

Understand how intentional repetition and word associations create cohesion and emphasis in texts.

Analyse how images, figures, tables, diagrams, maps, and graphs create meaning alongside written text.

Compare the degree of evaluation in word choices; understand how language position readers.

Analyse how clause types create different effects; use complex sentences for precision.

Apply systematic strategies to learn Tier-2/3 words; evaluate word choice in own and others' writing.

More figurative language

All major devices including symbolism and imagery.

More reading & comprehension

Inference, theme, author's purpose, summarising.

Develop informed responses to how literary characters are represented across different cultural contexts.

Compare how authors treat similar themes and topics in different literary texts.

Identify and analyse how sound devices and imagery are used to create meaning and effect in poetry.

Articulate and justify personal responses; reflect on how texts challenge or affirm own values.

Evaluate the effect of literary devices including extended metaphor, assonance, and symbolism.

Spelling & conventions

Understand how media texts represent ideas and events and reflect the context in which they are created.

Analyse how text structures and language features are selected to achieve a text's purpose.

Navigate texts using features including table of contents, glossary, headings, and diagrams.

Use comprehension strategies to connect and compare information and ideas across multiple sources.

Analyse audience awareness in complex texts; evaluate how register and structure serve text purpose.

Apply annotation, summarising, and critical questioning strategies to complex informational texts.

Plan, create and edit texts; combine and refine sentences using complex structures and cohesion.

Write increasingly complex words using letter patterns, morphemes and word origins.