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Quick answer: 40 words arranged into four weekly practice sheets, with writing space, a dictated sentence each week, a mixed review and an answer page. This is a useful practice selection, not an official list or a forecast of any local exam.
The point is to notice a spelling, try it from memory and return to the parts that were missed. The PDF gives children room to write rather than presenting 40 words to memorise in one sitting.
Circle the surprising letter groups before covering each word.
Watch for doubled consonants and letters that are easy to miss.
Say the word, break it into parts, then write the full spelling. For sound-alike pairs such as their and there, our homophones list gives each word a meaning and a sentence.
Return to the words you missed in earlier weeks.
Print all four weeks, or just the week that fits your child today.
The page shows the original spelling in the left column and leaves space for two attempts and a check. If a child misses part of it, revisit that part rather than copying the whole line repeatedly.
Open a word to see a hint before trying it yourself.
There are two c's and two m's: a-c-c-o-m-m-o-d-a-t-e.
It has one c and two s's: n-e-c-e-s-s-a-r-y.
The y does the vowel work in this word: r-h-y-t-h-m.
The fuller Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 vocabulary tools add meanings, examples, flashcards and spelling games. If your child needs word meanings before tackling more demanding passages, start with the cross-year vocabulary list with meanings.
After a short spelling session, try a few fresh questions in Pip. See how Pip chooses the right question, skill and review time for practice.
Print the spelling resource, see what needs attention, then open Pip for repeatable 11+ English, Maths, Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning questions. Feedback follows each answer.
Pip Pro adds interactive Pip Teaches lessons and timed mock papers.
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No. There is no single official spelling list for every 11+ exam, and local tests use different formats.
Pip’s PDF selects useful words from its Year 4, 5 and 6 collections for structured practice, not as a predicted exam list.
It includes 40 selected words across four weekly practice sheets, look-cover-write-check space, one dictation sentence per week, a mixed spelling check and its answers.
The four weeks use selections from Pip’s Year 4, 5 and 6 word collections. A child can start at a comfortable week, repeat a week or use the fuller year-specific lists instead.
Short, focused practice works well. Read, cover, write and check a few words, then bring missed words back the next day and later in the week rather than completing the whole PDF at once.
Yes. The PDF is free to download, and there is no account to make.
Download the free spelling plan, then keep practising English in Pip when the paper is done.
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