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Written by headteacher and best-selling writer Ali Dakin, SPaG Gold is ideal for helping children prepare for the Key Stage 2 government tests in English grammar, punctuation and spelling.  SPaG Gold covers grammar, sentences, prefixes and suffixes, spelling and punctuation with lessons and quizzes for each topic, as well as over 250 audio spelling questions and over 40 activities.  This resource maps to the National Curriculum for Key Stage 2, including Year 6, and lower KS3, but may also help older children to consolidate their learning.  • Punctuation - including speech marks, contractions, apostrophes, semicolons, colons and bullet points, parenthesis and hyphens.  • Grammar - including parts of speech, prepositions, determiners, modal verbs and simple and continuous tenses.  Once you've downloaded the app, you can access all content including audio offline, giving your child the freedom to learn on the go, any time, anywhere.  SPaG Gold uses nimbl technology to save your notes, activity answers and quiz scores.  • Sentences - including main, subordinate and relative clauses, complex phrases, connectives (inc.  • Spelling - including homophones, homonyms, synonyms, antonyms and complex vocabulary.  Pupils used English, Maths and SPaG to help support their work for the Year 6 SATs and complement traditional teaching.  conjunctions and conjunctive adverbs), passive voice, formal/informal language, direct/reported speech, rhetorical questions and impersonal constructions.  • Prefixes and suffixes - including extended range of word endings.  St Laurence Catholic Primary School in Cambridge has been test-driving our nimbl app with great success.  Quizzes are self-marking for instant feedback, and can be retaken multiple times so your child can improve their scores.  If you have login details from your school, download the nimbl library application instead.