
Gothic Story Reading Comprehension
Year 6 gothic reading comprehension: The Whispering Manor passage with five questions on figurative language, inference, prediction and summarising.
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Year 6 gothic reading comprehension: The Whispering Manor passage with five questions on figurative language, inference, prediction and summarising.

Year 6 summarising worksheet: The Blackout story with a five-branch mind map for main ideas and key details. Two pages, free to print.

Year 6 classic fiction inference worksheet: Silas and Miss Agatha in the library, seven questions, an evidence table and a full answer key.

Year 6 poetry vocabulary worksheet with frames for imagery, metaphor, personification, connotation and symbolism, plus a worked example and answers.

Year 6 non-fiction comparison worksheet: sort nine statements about two zoo texts into a Venn diagram. Fact, opinion and answer key included.

Year 6 SATs-style reading paper: a fox story and an urban foxes report with 13 marked questions, including two that use both texts.

Year 6 writing worksheet on audience and purpose: identify three extracts, up-level a park paragraph and plan an eco-garden letter.

Year 6 edit and improve worksheet: fix tense slips and up-level vocabulary in sentences, a forest paragraph and a dragon climax. Model answers.

Year 6 narrative writing worksheet: build atmosphere and tension in The Forgotten Greenhouse with three planning questions and a 12-word bank.

Year 6 story planning worksheet: pitch a story for the Edge of Your Seat anthology using a six-panel storyboard with pace notes.

Year 6 formal and informal register worksheet: a Point, Evidence, Explain, Link model, a text message to analyse and a skate park letter task.

Year 6 balanced argument worksheet: sentence frames for a debate on children owning mobile phones, with linking words and model answers.

Year 6 SPaG mixed practice: rewrite sentences in the passive, add parenthesis about Mount Everest and a sports car, and place semi-colons.

Year 6 SPaG starter on hyphens, synonyms and antonyms: the man-eating shark, re-cover, gigantic and courageous. Seven questions with answers.

Year 6 SATs-style grammar and punctuation mock: four sections on word classes, passive voice, relative clauses and punctuation, with a mark scheme.

Year 6 passive voice cloze: a Junior Reporter guide with 12 gaps and a word bank of terms like auxiliary and participle. Answers included.

Year 6 formal, informal and subjunctive sorting worksheet: 15 phrases for a newspaper style guide, two review questions and an answer key.

Year 6 punctuation check on semi-colons, colons and dashes: a match-up, gap fills, comma splices and bullet points. Ten questions with answers.

Year 6 spelling worksheet: silent letters, homophones such as aisle and isle, prefixes and suffixes, and dictionary skills. Three pages, free.

Year 6 ough word search: 12 tricky words such as plough, thorough and enough hidden in four directions. Answer key with grid positions.

Year 6 statutory spelling practice: ten Year 5 and 6 words such as yacht and rhythm, with Look, Cover, Write, Check and handwriting.

Year 6 homophones match-up: 14 words including desert, principle, precede and complement, plus a sentence challenge and full answers.

Year 6 spelling anagrams for -ant, -ance, -ent and -ence words: ten scrambles with clues, challenge sentences and a mystery word.

Year 6 spelling crossword on -cious, -tious, -cial and -tial endings: eight clues with definitions, letter counts and an answer key.
With SATs in May and secondary school in September, Year 6 English is about consolidation and polish. These Year 6 English worksheets cover reading comprehension, writing, SPaG and spelling — the areas the end of Key Stage 2 assessments and the writing teacher assessment framework care about most. Each sheet isolates one strand, so practice can be aimed exactly where mock results show it is needed.
The tasks are drawn from the upper Key Stage 2 programme of study in the England National Curriculum: identifying how language, structure and presentation contribute to meaning, building cohesion across paragraphs, using hyphens to avoid ambiguity, and adding further prefixes and suffixes accurately.
Slot them into guided reading, SPaG starters, revision carousels or home practice ahead of the grammar, punctuation and spelling test. All downloads are free. When your class needs another round on a weak objective, regenerate the worksheet in Chalkie — the free plan covers it — and you have a fresh but equivalent practice set.
Identifying how language, structure and presentation contribute to meaning across a range of increasingly challenging texts.
View worksheetsUsing a wide range of devices to build cohesion within and across paragraphs, sustaining ideas over longer pieces of writing.
View worksheetsUsing hyphens to avoid ambiguity, alongside the wider Year 6 punctuation and grammar expectations tested at the end of Key Stage 2.
View worksheetsUsing further prefixes and suffixes and understanding the guidance for adding them, drawing on the Year 5 and 6 spelling expectations.
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