11+ online tools

Simple tools that help children practise calmly and help parents see progress. More tools coming soon.

How these tools fit with 11+ practice papers online

11+ practice papers online are best for timing, layout, and mixed-topic stamina—the feel of a real exam paper. These free Studoo tools do something different: they isolate one skill at a time (vocabulary sorting, times tables fluency, mental division, addition/subtraction speed) so mistakes are easier to spot and fix before your child sits full papers. Most families get the best results by combining short tool sessions during the week with less frequent full 11+ practice papers online to rehearse exam behaviour.

English

Vocabulary Cluster (English)

Enter theme words; get advanced 11+ style vocabulary to sort into clusters. Great for synonyms and tone.

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Maths

Times tables speed test (2 minutes)

Timed multiplication drill: focus on ×2–×12 or mix tables—great for primary fluency and MTC-style practice.

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Maths

Times tables grid (1–12)

Full shuffled 12×12 grid: fill every cell, with row/column highlights on focus and a side timer.

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Addition & subtraction speed test (2 minutes)

Timed addition/subtraction practice with digit challenge tabs, instant feedback, and results.

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Division speed test (2 minutes)

A timed mental division challenge with a timer, keypad input, and mistake feedback.

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Frequently asked questions

Do these tools replace 11+ practice papers online?▼
No. 11+ practice papers online (or printed past papers) teach exam pacing, instructions, and how topics are mixed in one sitting. These tools strengthen the underlying skills—so when your child opens a paper, they spend less mental energy on basics and more on problem-solving. Use both: tools for frequent micro-practice, papers for periodic full-length rehearsal.
How often should we use tools versus 11+ practice papers online?▼
A practical pattern is several short tool sessions each week (accuracy first, then speed) and a timed 11+ practice papers online every week or two once foundations are solid—more often in the term before the exam if your child copes well. Adjust for stress levels and school homework; little and often beats cramming.