Explore curriculum-aligned interactive English lessons for every year group from Year 1 to Year 13. Our KS1 to A-level English resources cover phonics, reading comprehension, spelling, grammar and creative writing โ helping children become confident readers and writers.
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Blending sound, phonics knowledge, Reading comprehension, contractions, โฆ
Common suffixes, reading comprehension, words and phrases, spelling, โฆ
Root words, prefixes and suffixes, spelling and sound, reading fiction, poetry, plays, non-fiction, โฆ
Root words, prefixes and suffixes, spelling and sound, reading fiction, poetry, plays, non-fiction, โฆ
Figurative language, prefixes and suffixes, morphology and etymology, โฆ
Root words, prefixes and suffixes, comprehension, morphology and etymology, โฆ
Inference, summary writing, letters, persuasive speeches, poetry, Shakespeare, โฆ
Gothic fiction, comparing poems, reported speech, argue and discuss, The Tempest, โฆ
Rhetoric, concord, A Christmas Carol, dystopian fiction, war poetry, Romeo and Juliet, โฆ
GCSE language analysis, creative writing, Macbeth, Jekyll and Hyde, WAEC summary, โฆ
Comparing viewpoints, A Christmas Carol, Ozymandias, WAEC oral English, essay writing, โฆ
Narrative voice, the Gothic, Romantic and metaphysical poetry, Othello, critical theory, โฆ
Hamlet, tragedy, Tess, The Importance of Being Earnest, Nineteen Eighty-Four, postcolonial literature, โฆ
Interactive English Resources for Every Key Stage
Skoolmaths provides interactive English lessons, worksheets and activities for children from Year 1 through to Year 13. Every resource is aligned to the UK National Curriculum, teacher-tested and designed to build confident, enthusiastic readers and writers.
KS1 English (Years 1โ2)
Our Year 1 and Year 2 English resources cover phonics, blending and segmenting, reading comprehension, common exception words and early writing skills โ building strong literacy foundations in the early years.
KS2 English (Years 3โ6)
From Year 3 through Year 6, our KS2 English lessons cover grammar, punctuation, spelling, reading comprehension, creative writing and speaking and listening skills. Year 6 resources include dedicated KS2 SPaG SATs revision for grammar and reading papers.
KS3 English (Years 7โ9)
Our Year 7 English lessons cover word classes, sentence structure, punctuation for effect, inference and evidence, comprehension and summary writing, narrative writing, formal and informal letters, persuasive speeches, poetry and an introduction to Shakespeare. Written for the KS3 National Curriculum and Nigeria JSS1 English Studies, each lesson comes with a printable worksheet and marking guidance. Our Year 8 lessons build on Year 7 with connotations and word choice, tenses and the passive voice, reported speech, language and structure analysis, Gothic fiction, comparing poems, news reports and bias, argue-and-discuss writing and Shakespeare's The Tempest, matched to Nigeria JSS2 English Studies too. Year 9 completes KS3 with rhetoric and famous speeches, concord and common errors, idioms and proverbs, A Christmas Carol, characters and themes, dystopian fiction, war poetry, expository essays, debate and presentation, and Romeo and Juliet, matched to Nigeria JSS3 English Studies and BECE preparation.
GCSE and WAEC English (Years 10โ11)
Our Year 10 lessons begin GCSE English Language and Literature (AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas) and WAEC / NECO English: language, structure and evaluation questions, creative writing, Macbeth, Jekyll and Hyde, unseen poetry, summary writing and lexis and structure, with exam-style worksheets and mark schemes. Year 11 completes the course with comparing writers' viewpoints, synthesis, viewpoint writing, technical accuracy, A Christmas Carol, poetry of power (Ozymandias, London) and conflict (The Charge of the Light Brigade, Exposure), literature essay skills, and WAEC oral English and continuous writing.
A-level English Literature (Years 12โ13)
Our Year 12 lessons begin A-level English Literature (AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas) and support WAEC Literature-in-English: the assessment objectives, narrative voice, the Gothic tradition, Romantic and metaphysical poetry, Othello, critical perspectives, unseen analysis and the comparative coursework essay, with A-level essay tasks and mark schemes. Year 13 completes the course with Hamlet, tragedy as a genre, Tess of the d'Urbervilles, The Importance of Being Earnest, Nineteen Eighty-Four, postcolonial literature (Achebe, Soyinka, Adichie), Hardy's poetry, A-level exam technique and WAEC Literature-in-English.