Bond SATs Skills Spelling and Vocabulary Workbook for 10–11 years develops essential spelling and word knowledge skills to embed the core English language skills sought in National Curriculum tests.

Engaging yet structured activities ensure learning is effective, developing confidence and skills in English language.

• Developed with Oxford Dictionaries

• Essential preparation for exams

• Reflects the latest National Curriculum

• Part of the new Bond SATs Skills series for ages 8–11+

Spelling and Vocabulary Workbook

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Spelling and Vocabulary Workbook

Spelling and Vocabulary Workbook

• Supports the National Curriculum

• Pull-out answer section

• Progress charts to track learning

Key Stage 2

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Bond SATs Skills Vocabulary Flashcards Also available from Bond, these language-building ‘Similar and opposite words’ flashcards enrich children’s vocabulary and improve their English comprehension skills.

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Bond SATs Skills Flashcards: Vocabulary – similar and opposite words

• Develops skills for Key Stage 2 tests and beyond

• Helps to deepen and enrich word knowledge

• Meets National Curriculum requirements

• Synonyms and antonyms for each word

• Includes parent notes and guidance

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blank

bridal

claim

grateful

laundry

lug

plaits

plastic

powerful

selfish

social

style

temple

twirl

uncle

wonderful

Unit 1A Draw a line to match word to its definition. [16]

B Which of your words have these smaller words hidden in them? [8]

1 twirl Braided hair or thread

2 bridal Fantastic

3 plaits My mother’s or father’s brother

4 blank A place of worship

5 grateful To twist or spin

6 laundry To do with a wedding

7 powerful Community or communal

8 social A material

9 wonderful A missing space

10 selfish Appreciative

11 claim Fashion

12 plastic Washing

13 uncle Strong

14 style To drag, pull or heave

15 temple Not generous or thoughtful

16 lug To make a statement

1 last

2 ate

3 dry

4 rid

5 owe

6 elf

7 aim

8 an

C A synonym is a word that is similar in meaning to another. Which of your words are synonyms for these words? [6]

1 revolve

2 marvellous

3 empty

4 indebted

5 authorative

6 allege

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alien

auntie

brilliant

carried

cushion

especially

fields

grief

interview

ion

nuisance

period

relief

riot

superior

view

D All of your words fit into the grid. Work out which number represents each letter to solve the puzzle. [19]

E Most of these words have an ‘i’ in them. Find the two words that make another word when you take the ‘i’ away. [2]

F Find the four words that have an ‘i’ as the third letter of the word. [4]

1

2

3

4

1 2

3 7 23 10 4 17 5

24 15 24 5 7

23 7 12 8 18 4 17 18 25 4

5 4 18 8 23

25 14 4 18 24

4 14 8 18 13 5

24 14 4 8 5 4 11 8 4 3

24 14 8 8

21 5 12 13 4 8 20

18 4 17 25 8 8

8 22 18 4 8 21

8 23 12 8 3 4 24 14 14 2 4

11 4 17 5

23 11

G An antonym is a word that is opposite in meaning to another. Which of your words are antonyms for these words? [4]

1 worse

2 joy

3 dread

4 familiar

Helpful Hint

Remember that when an ‘i’ and ‘e’ are next to each other in a word, the ‘i’ usually comes before the ‘e’, unless it is after a ‘c’.

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