PracticeQuestionsYears 1–7

Topics

Years 1 to 6, with Year 7 bridging for the move to secondary school.

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Year 2 Key Stage 1

Mathematics

Tens and ones

2NPV-1 — Place value of each digit in two-digit numbers

In a two-digit number, the left digit counts tens and the right digit counts ones.

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English & Reading

Past and present tense

Y2 G4.1 — Correct use of present and past tense

Present tense is now; past tense has already happened, often ending in -ed.

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Science

Living things and habitats

Y2 LH — Living, dead and never alive; habitats

A habitat gives a living thing what it needs: food, water and shelter.

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Mathematics

Adding and subtracting within 100

2NF-1, 2AS-1, 2AS-3, 2AS-4 — Facts within 10; bridge 10; use tens and ones

Make 10 first, then add the rest. For bigger numbers, add the tens and the ones separately.

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Mathematics

Subtraction as difference

2AS-2 — Recognise the subtraction structure of 'difference'

The difference is the gap between two numbers. When they are close, count on.

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Mathematics

Equal groups, sharing and grouping

2MD-1, 2MD-2 — Repeated addition; grouping problems as division

Multiplication counts equal groups. Division asks how many groups, or how many in each.

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Mathematics

Halves, quarters and thirds

2M-1 — Find 1/3, 1/4, 2/4 and 3/4 of a length, shape or quantity

A fraction is one or more equal parts of a whole. The bottom number is how many equal parts.

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Mathematics

Sides, vertices and shape names

2G-1 — Use precise language to describe the properties of 2D shapes

We name flat shapes by counting their straight sides and vertices (corners).

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Mathematics

Money, time and pictograms

2M-2, 2S-1 — Use £ and p; tell the time to 5 minutes; read pictograms

Count coins by value. The long hand shows minutes. A pictogram key tells you what each picture is worth.

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English & Reading

Kinds of sentence and commas in lists

E2-G-TYPES, E2-G-COMMA — Statements, questions, exclamations, commands; list commas

A sentence can tell, ask, order or exclaim. Commas separate the things in a list.

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English & Reading

Joining words, noun phrases and short forms

E2-G-CONJ, E2-G-NP, E2-G-APOS — and/but/or, when/if/because; noun phrases; contractions

Joining words show how ideas link. Adjectives grow a noun phrase. An apostrophe marks missing letters.

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English & Reading

Finding, explaining and working out

1a, 1b, 1d — Vocabulary; retrieve key details; make inferences

Some answers are written in the text. Others we work out from clues.

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Science

How plants grow

S2-PLANTS — Seeds and bulbs grow into plants; water, light and warmth

A seed needs water and warmth to start growing. A growing plant also needs light.

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Science

Animals grow and stay healthy

S2-ANIMALS — Offspring grow into adults; basic needs; exercise, food and hygiene

Animals have babies that grow up. All animals need water, food and air.

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Science

Choosing and changing materials

S2-MAT, S-WS-KS1 — Suitability of materials; squash, bend, twist, stretch; simple tests

We choose a material for what it can do. A simple test tells us which is best.

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