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KS1 English: Spelling — Deep Revision
Deep KS1 spelling revision: tricky words, sound-alike words, a spelling test, sentences and a sound hunt. Free, auto-marked practice.
KS1 English: Spelling — Deep Revision is the extended-practice set for Years 1–2 spelling, mapped to the DfE National Curriculum. Children revise more common exception words and choose the correct sound-alike (homophone) word for the meaning of a sentence. Three real-life sections follow: sitting a real spelling test read aloud by a grown-up and marking it together, writing tricky words correctly into their own sentences, and a home sound hunt that segments everyday objects into their spoken sounds, finished with a short personal review. Sections 1–2 are auto-marked with a full answer key; Sections 3–5 are open, real-life and reflective. Includes teacher, parent and pupil notes and is fully SEND-friendly with high-contrast and large-text modes.
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Curriculum mapping
- Stage
- KS1
- Year scope
- Year 2 content within a Years 1-2 resource
- Age scope
- 5-7
- Term placement
- Set by the school or local curriculum sequence; the national curriculum does not prescribe a school term.
Framework: National curriculum in England - English
Bounded statutory mapping: Common-exception words; distinguish common homophones; segment words into phonemes and represent them with graphemes; write spelling words in sentences.
Official sources: DFE-FRAMEWORK-3.4, DFE-ENGLISH-SEQUENCING, DFE-ENGLISH-Y2-SPELLING