Vocabulary
11 plus vocabulary practice that sticks
Strong vocabulary wins marks in Verbal Reasoning and English. KidSmart turns word learning into short, engaging sessions with games, definitions and exam-style questions.
What's included
- Word lists — curated for 11+ level, grouped by theme and difficulty
- Synonyms & antonyms — the most common VR question types
- Context sentences — learn words in use, not isolation
- Progress tracking — parents see words mastered and gaps to fill
Pair vocabulary work with our Verbal Reasoning question types guide for a complete prep plan.
Build vocabulary before exam day
Short daily sessions on KidSmart add up to a confident VR score.
Start your 5-day free trialFrequently asked questions
How can my child improve 11 plus vocabulary?
Daily short sessions beat cramming. KidSmart uses spaced repetition, context sentences and games so children learn words they will see in Verbal Reasoning and English comprehension papers.
Are there free 11 plus vocabulary games online?
KidSmart includes vocabulary games and drills as part of the practice app. Start a free trial to access age-appropriate word lists, antonym/synonym practice and progress tracking.
What vocabulary does the 11+ test?
VR papers often test synonyms, antonyms, odd-one-out and word meanings. English papers test comprehension vocabulary in context. KidSmart covers both with curated word lists aligned to 11+ level.
At what age should we start 11+ vocabulary prep?
Many families begin in Year 4 or early Year 5. Starting earlier with short, consistent practice builds reading fluency and word depth without pressure.