Year 6 Spelling Words
177 words for ages 10β11 β organised by topic, with audio sentences
HearSpell is a free, self-guided spelling app with no ads and no tracking. Your child picks a year group and starts practising immediately β no parent setup and no account creation. Year 6 covers the Year 5/6 statutory word list with advanced vocabulary and etymology. Every word is heard in a sentence read in a British English voice before your child spells it, so they learn words in context, not from flashcards.
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π All Year 6 Spelling Words
π Statutory Words IV 101 words
immediatelyindividualnuisanceoccupyoccuropportunityποΈ parliamentphysicalprofessionprogrammepronunciationqueuerecogniserecommendrelevantπ½οΈ restaurantrhymerhythmsacrificesecretaryshouldersignaturesinceresoldierstomachsufficientsuggestsymbolsystemπ‘οΈ temperaturethoroughtwelfthvarietyπ₯¦ vegetableπ vehicleβ΅ yachtaggressiveamateurancientapparentappreciateattachedavailableaverageawkwardbargainbruisecategorycemeterycommitteecommunicatecommunitycompetitionconscienceconsciouscontroversyconveniencecorrespondcriticisecuriositydefinitedesperatedetermineddevelopπ dictionarydisastrousembarrassπ environmentequipespeciallyexaggerateexcellentexistenceexplanationfamiliarforeignfortyfrequentlygovernmentguaranteeharasshindranceidentityimaginaryimmediateinterferelanguageleisureβ‘ lightningmarvellousmischievousmusclenecessaryneighbournoticeableoccasionofficialoftenpersuadeprejudiceprivilege
βοΈ Writing Craft 12 words
narrativeatmosphereambiguitychronologicalfigurativecharacterisationdialoguetensionperspectivestructuretechniquevocabulary
π Literary Terms 9 words
metaphorpersonificationalliterationonomatopoeiasimilehyperboleironystanzaprotagonist
π€ Social Concepts 10 words
inequalitydiscriminationempathydiversityequalitytoleranceresponsibilitycitizenshipβοΈ justiceheritage
ποΈ Civic & Government 11 words
democracylegislationmanifestoreferendumconstitutionrepresentativeπ monarchyelectiontreatypolicyauthority
π§ Critical Thinking 11 words
evaluatehypothesisimplicationinferenceevidenceconclusionanalyseinterpretjustifybiascounterargument
π¬ Science & Maths 11 words
π galaxy% percentageproportioncircumferencevariableequationcalculationorganismadaptationcirculationmomentum
π Challenge Round 12 words
exquisitemagnitudeeloquentbenevolentmeticulousunprecedentedphenomenonbureaucracymelancholyphilanthropistapocalyptictyranny
βοΈ Example Sentences
- Please come to the school office immediately after the bell.
- The writer used a metaphor when she said life is a rollercoaster.
- The narrative jumps between two different time periods.
- A democracy allows people to vote for their leaders.
In HearSpell, your child hears each sentence read aloud in a British English voice, then types the missing word.
π§ How It Works
Your child uses HearSpell independently β no parent needed.
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Hear it
Your child listens to a word used in a real sentence, read in a British English voice. This is what makes HearSpell different: audio-first, not flashcard-first.
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Spell it
They type the spelling on a kid-friendly keyboard that blocks autocomplete (no cheating!).
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Master it
Spaced repetition tracks every word. Tricky words come back more often. Mastered words fade out.
π‘οΈ Built for Trust
HearSpell has no ads, no in-app purchases nagging your child, and no data collection. Everything runs in the browser β there are no accounts, no passwords, and nothing to sign up for. Your child's progress stays on their device. You can hand your phone to your kid and walk away.