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Free KS2 learning tools

By TheLearnDen's editorial team · Updated 2026-08-10 · Free, no account, works on a phone.

Short, free browser-based tools for KS2 English and maths. Use them with a whole class on a whiteboard, with a small group, or with one child at the kitchen table.

The English activities practise punctuation, sentence construction and clauses. The maths tools provide untimed times-tables retrieval with optional MTC-style familiarisation, plus a fresh 36-question arithmetic practice paper.

Sentence and grammar tools

  • Spot the Mistake

    Correct the punctuation and other faults in a sentence, then write a clear version.

  • Sentence Building

    Build complete sentences from given vocabulary and join clauses with purposeful conjunctions.

  • Fronted Adverbials

    Transform a plain sentence with purposeful where, when, how, -ing, -ed and -ly openers.

  • Relative Clauses KS2

    Add a relative clause inside a sentence and place the paired commas correctly.

  • Clauses and Conjunctions

    What the words actually mean: clauses, conjunctions and how sentences join.

Maths tools

  • Times-Tables Practice

    Practise one table, mix the Year 2 to Year 4 facts, or become familiar with the MTC format without creating an account.

  • KS2 SATs Arithmetic Practice

    Generate an original 36-question arithmetic paper, answer online or print it, then mark it with the built-in answer key.

  • Free KS2 Revision Guide

    Use a calm 15-minute routine and direct Year 3 to Year 6 subject routes.

A fifteen-minute sentence routine that works

  1. Say it. The sentence is rehearsed in full before anything is written — aloud where appropriate, or in the child's usual way of communicating. It is the easiest step to skip and it earns its place.
  2. Write it. Mini-whiteboards work well here — many children take more risks when the writing is easy to rub out.
  3. Check it. Three things only: does it make sense, does it start with a capital letter, does it end with the right mark. Score out of three.
  4. Swap. Checking someone else's sentence against the same three criteria gives children another chance to apply them.