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This engaging reading guide introduces students to the story of Shamu, the iconic killer whale, and the significance of Shamu the Whale Day, which takes place annually on September 26th. Through clear explanations, fun facts, and imaginative language, young readers will explore marine life, ocean conservation, and the legacy of one of the most famous orcas in history.

Who is it for?
This resource is designed for children aged 7–11 and is suitable for KS2, Grades 2–5, or lower secondary ELA/Science crossover lessons. It works well as part of a themed reading session, an ocean life unit, or a special event around animal awareness days.

What will students gain?

-Improved reading comprehension through a structured, narrative nonfiction text
-Enriched vocabulary with marine and conservation-themed words
-Greater awareness of ocean life and ethical discussions around animals in captivity
-Opportunities for cross-curricular learning (science, PSHE, creative writing)

Why buy this PDF?

-Professionally written and kid-friendly: language is age-appropriate yet exciting
-Easy to print and use in the classroom or at home
-Includes subheadings, clear structure, and engaging content that sparks curiosity
-Perfect for early finishers, themed literacy lessons, or independent reading
-Encourages environmental responsibility and compassion for animals

Let your students dive into the deep blue and discover the fascinating story behind Shamu and her special day!

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Total Page Count in Digital Format: 9

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