Enjoyable Learning for KS1 English
Discover why quizzes are an easy way to learn and revise the KS1 subjects taught at primary school. Ideal preparation for the English SATS test papers taken at the end of Year 2 by children who are six and seven years old.
Subjects On This Page
The 104 quizzes in this section have clickable links below. Each quiz contains 10 questions, answers and helpful hints for Key Stage 1 English. Quizzes have titles that describe the subject and each one aligns with the KS1 National Curriculum for children aged 5 to 7 in Years 1 and 2.
We don't want to scare you, so we won't tell you that monsters will attack if a student doesn't know the difference between 'there', 'their' and 'they're' but we will say this - grammar matters! You've all heard how 'Let's eat, Grandma' becomes 'Let's eat Grandma' when you take out the comma* so you know how grammar can have a serious impact!
We've packed our quizzes with colour and illustrations. We're not silly, we know learning about grammar can send children to sleep faster than a book on stamp collecting, so we've made sure our quizzes pack a serious entertainment punch. Is it any surprise that children are likely to enjoy revising with our quizzes more than traditional SATS papers and worksheets? Nope! And all our material is part of the National Curriculum too, so you can rely on us to only give students the good stuff. There's no wishy-washy content here - we don't mess around! We want students to have fun and see the results of their work. Children in KS1 can enjoy introductions to subjects such as alphabet order, tenses, synonyms, antonyms and abbreviations.
Learning the basics of English now will act as every student's toolkit for the next stage in their education. Just replace the spanners with commas and the screwdrivers with full stops and you'll get the idea.
Pssst, parents. Do you correct your child's grammar? Try this Telegraph English Quiz to see if your English skills are as good as you think they are!
*No grandmas were harmed in the making of this example
For an in-depth look at KS1, take a look at our KS1 Explained page.