KS2 English Reading SATs 10-Minute Tests: Home Learning and School Resources from the Publisher of 2022 Test and Exam Revision Practice Guides, ... the 2025 tests (Collins KS2 SATs Practice)

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Our son isn’t a big fan of work, so this workbook is perfect for him. Easy to read and understand.

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‘Practise in short bursts!’Clearly laid out, each test consists of three pages with the text on the first one, followed by 6-7 x SATS-style questions, with plenty of space for writing in the answers.The current stock images above give an idea of the layout, including the CONTENTS, which lists the reading texts at the front, of which there are:~ NON-FICTION x 6~ FICTION x 5~ POETRY x 3~ PLAY x 1‘HOW TO USE THIS BOOK’ is the first page up (1st image below refers), which includes:📝 ‘…The texts in the first two tests are intended to be a little easier, as an introduction to SATS practice. However, the tests can be done in any order and at any time throughout Year 6 to provide invaluable practice for your child.~ Children should work in a quiet environment where they can complete each test undisturbed. They should complete each test in approximately ten minutes.~ The number of marks available for each question is given on the right-hand side of the test pages, with a total provided at the end of each test.~ Answers and marking guidance are provided for each test.~ A score chart can be found at the back of the book, which your child can use to record their marks and see their progress.’ooOoo~ LETTS~ KS2 SATs~ AGES 10-11~ ENGLISH : READING~ 10-MINUTE TESTS x 15~ 2019'Printed in the UK'From the back cover (2nd image below refers):‘Don’t panic, Letts will get you through your test.~ Get ready for SATs with short, timed practice tests~ Prepare with lots of realistic SATs-style questions~ Check the answers to see how well you’re doingDear Grown-ups,This book is for you too – it has all the guidance you need to set and mark the tests, making it really simple to prepare for SATs.For even more advice and help, sign up at the Letts website (full address given).Letts saved me!Delivering test success since the 1970s.’ooOooThe book measures around 20.75 cm x 29.5 cm, with a colourful card cover that opens to 64 numbered pages.The 15 x tests are followed by 3 pages for NOTES, then the ANSWER SECTION (pages 55-63), which is non-removable.The last page is that aforementioned SCORE CHART to record the test results and overall 'feeling', if desired (last image below refers).[18 images attached ©HarperCollins Publishers Ltd & Shutterstock/2019]

This is a book consisting of 15 tests, with texts on which several questions are asked. Some of the reading material is non-fiction (e.g. Henry VIII, The Moon, Magpies, What Is Yoga, etc.), some is fiction (e.g. The Wind In The Willows, The Railway Children, A Stormy Day, etc.) and some are poems (e.g. Bird Poems, From A Railway Carriage), with one play (Macbeth), so there's a good variety, and they're mixed up nicely. Questions vary a little in difficulty, but you have the text to refer to, and a separate Answers section at the back.It's what used to be called Comprehension when I was in school in the '70s, and it's laid out in a non-cluttered way and in English that's easy for the age-range to understand. This is a book of practice material, i.e., to get kids in the habit of doing this type of test for the KS2 SATs, not specifically learning material, though of course children will learn from what they read and do.From my Yr5 teacher son: It is a basic book but some of the tests will make kids think a little more than others (the first two are the easiest, but they can be done in any order). For the price, it's a decent way to practise skills needed for KS2 SATs. The 10 minutes that each test takes is enough for kids to focus on and attain the solutions, without them getting bored or distracted.

This book English Sats Reading book is a useful addition to any “Practice Sats” collection.Inside you will find 15 varied Tests covering Fiction/Non-Fiction/Poetry/and Play (and in some instances a little box giving “Key Facts” or “Glossary”.) There are 6 questions in each test (of which some have several parts). The Answers together with a Score Chart can be found at the back of the book.My Grandson really found this interesting and told me it was useful practice. One test down, 14 more to go then we start again