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All worksheets are two page PDF’s, one with questions and one with answers. For example;

Animal Vocab for Ages 6-7
Cat
Dog
Kitten
Puppy
Bear
Bird
Whale
Monkey
Kangaroo
Body Part Vocab for Ages 6-7
Ear
Eye
Nose
Knee
Finger
Ankle
Wrist
Colour Vocab for Ages 6-7
Red
Pink
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Black
White
Emotions Vocab for Ages 6-7
Sad
Happy
Angry
Food Vocab for Ages 6-7
Pea
Carrot
Milk
Salad
Bread
Pizza
Object Vocab for Ages 6-7
Car
Bike
Book
Door
House
Lorry
Table
More A-Z Vocab for Ages 6-7
About
Before
Child
Down
Egg
Farm
Gone
Home
Into
Just
Know
Light
Mother
Nest
Other
People
Queue
Road
School
Time
Use
Very
Wanted
X-Ray
You
Zebra
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What Kinds of Sentences Should a 6-7 Year Old be Able to Write?

Simple Sentences
I like to play outside.
My dog is very cute.
The sun is shining.
We went to the park yesterday.
I have a new toy car.
Compound Sentences:
I like to play outside, but it is raining.
My dog is very cute and friendly.
The sun is shining, so we can go to the park.
We went to the park yesterday and played on the swings.
I have a new toy car and I love it.
Complex Sentences
Because it is raining, we cannot go to the park.
Although my dog is cute, he can be naughty.
If the sun shines, we will go to the beach.
When we went to the park, we saw a squirrel.
Because I love my new toy car, I play with it all the time.
These are just a few examples, and 6-7 year olds will have different writing abilities.
Some children may be able to write more complex sentences, while others may still be working on simple sentences.
The most important thing is that children are able to express their thoughts and ideas clearly in writing.
Vocab for Other Age Ranges
6-7 Years Old (UK School Year 2 / USA Grade 1)
7-8 Years Old (UK School Year 3 / USA Grade 2)
8-9 Years Old (UK School Year 4 / USA Grade 3)
9-10 Years Old (UK School Year 5 / USA Grade 4)
10-11 Years Old (UK School Year 6 / USA Grade 5)
Vocabulary Development
Click here for a fantastic page in Wikipedia all about Vocabulary Development.
