11 Plus Vocabulary

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In this article, Alison explains what verbal reasoning assessments are and how you can help your child at home.

Make them a welcome visitor rather than an uninvited guest by helping your child learn what they mean. With timely videos, photos, sentences, and fun facts, KidSmart helps your child to understand and retain such words quickly. Our advice is to carefully work through these words and ensure children can explain their meaning and craft an example sentence before attempting to use them in practice papers.The work covers the following… words from past papers, synonyms, opposites (antonyms), homographs, homophones, commonly misspelt words, very difficult opposites, revision- you can see more detail in the preview. At GoStudent, we have dedicated English tutors who can explain the questions in an entertaining and interesting manner so your child will walk into the exam feeling confident. It has been designed to help children get into very competitive selective Grammar Schools or Independent Schools. The next part of the course will be available to download the following day so you can progress at a pace that suits you. For writing and 11 Plus comprehension tasks, having a good understanding of 11 Plus vocabulary will help your child succeed.

They also come in a luxury box with high quality durable cardboard, so they can last longer and hold out against rips and tears. A dictionary and thesaurus are very useful to aid learning but do ensure that your child can put the meaning in their own words and not just copy the dictionary definition.

The book's main aim is to give a solid ground for passing 11 +, it's like a giant check list, basic but covers all the necessary areas.

Students can learn these new words to enhance their writing and help them with comprehension activities. Flashcards help the child build connections within words and not just memorize but also understand and learn their meanings.Typical questions include selecting synonyms, antonyms or homonyms from a given list, spotting the odd one out from a selection of words, or identifying the connection between groups of words.