ESL Medium quizzes support English learning for KS2-4, Years 3-11, ages 7-16, aligned to National Curriculum English aims, no SATs, building vocabulary, grammar and confidence.
Fascinating fact: The longest one-syllable words in English are “screeched” and “strengths,” each with nine letters.
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ESL Medium is written by teachers to help learners move beyond beginner English and into confident, everyday use. These short quizzes build core skills in vocabulary, spelling, grammar and comprehension, making them ideal for home learning, classroom support and quick revision.
Parents often ask what to practise next, so this section keeps progress simple and steady. Choose one quiz, read the instant feedback, then replay it a couple of days later to strengthen recall. Try A Batch of Brain Teasers for meaning and vocabulary, use Spelling Bee to sharpen accuracy, and build sentence confidence with All in Order. If your learner benefits from everyday phrasing, What Did You Say is a strong choice.
Although ESL is studied worldwide, these quizzes support the same literacy goals seen across the English National Curriculum, including secure vocabulary, accurate spelling and clearer sentence control. For official curriculum guidance, see GOV.UK: National curriculum in England.
It suits learners who can manage simple English but want more challenge. It is a helpful step between beginner practice and advanced language work.
Do one quiz at a time, then talk through the feedback together. Note new words, and revisit the same quiz after a day or two to lock in learning.
Yes. They work well for starters, plenaries, homework checks and intervention groups, because each quiz is short, focused and easy to repeat.
That is normal at this level. Encourage guessing, use the feedback to learn why an answer works, and replay the quiz, that is where confidence grows.
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