Year 6 SATs grammar gap-fill stories with answers (KS2 SPaG)

30 funny gap-fill stories for Year 6 SATs grammar. Each gap asks for a word class or phrase, and each story has a SATs-style question. Answers included.

The KS2 grammar, punctuation and spelling test (SPaG) expects children to know word classes such as nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs. It also uses terms such as modal verb, fronted adverbial and expanded noun phrase. In these stories, children choose a word for every gap, from a collective noun to a superlative, then read their story aloud.

What’s inside:

30 stories in six themes: School chaos, Animal antics, Food fights, Big adventures, Out and about, and Magic and monsters
an activity card for every story, with a SATs-style question and a discussion question
SATs-style questions on skills such as inverted commas, apostrophes, subordinate clauses, relative clauses, the passive and determiners
full answers
notes for teachers and parents

The stories are silly, but never unkind.

Every story stands alone, with full answers: ready for starters, early finishers, homework, SATs revision or cover lessons.

Made by a specialist dyslexia teacher, with clear, uncluttered pages and readable fonts (Lexend and Atkinson Hyperlegible). Part of Word Lab, a series of printable puzzle books from Porthway Resources.

For Years 5 and 6 (ages 9–11). British English. Printable A4 PDF.