Year 1 English
Treasure Word HuntPhonics: CVC Words
Sound out the secret CVC words.
Phonics: CVC words
EmergingLet's get startedBrain workout 1 of 3
5 pages · 15–25 minutes
English Help · 24 March 2026
How parents can support KS1 and KS2 English with reading aloud, short writing tasks, and clear worksheets.
Hearing stories and reading together builds vocabulary and sentence sense that worksheets alone cannot supply. Keep pleasure reading separate from “practice” time when you can.
For early KS1, phonics blending and writing simple CVC words sit naturally beside shared books.
In Year 2, sentence punctuation and capital letters repay brief daily attention. Later, paragraph organisation, fronted adverbials, relative clauses, and formal voice become useful foci.
One clear skill per session is enough. Ask your child to read their sentence aloud — ears often catch errors eyes miss.
Browse the English subject page or a year page to match age and topic. Free packs, when available, are marked clearly.
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Year 1 English
Sound out the secret CVC words.
Phonics: CVC words
EmergingLet's get startedBrain workout 1 of 3
5 pages · 15–25 minutes
Year 2 English
Spot the mark that makes the sentence clear.
Sentence punctuation
DevelopingYou're getting strongerBrain workout 2 of 3
5 pages · 15–25 minutes
Year 3 English
Build a paragraph that hangs together.
Paragraphs and organisation
DevelopingYou're getting strongerBrain workout 2 of 3
6 pages · 25–35 minutes
Year 4 English
Open the sentence with something extra.
Fronted adverbials
DevelopingYou're getting strongerBrain workout 2 of 3
6 pages · 20–30 minutes
Year 5 English
Add the clause that tells us more.
Relative clauses
SecureYou've cracked it!Brain workout 3 of 3
7 pages · 25–35 minutes
Year 6 English
Choose formal or informal on purpose.
Formal and informal register
SecureYou've cracked it!Brain workout 3 of 3
7 pages · 25–35 minutes
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