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This resource offers a set of differentiated reading comprehension worksheets for each chapter of The Sheep-Pig by Dick King-Smith, designed to support students in developing their reading skills. Suitable for KS1 and KS2 pupils, the pack provides questions at three levels of difficulty (1, 2, and 3), allowing for progression and differentiation based on student ability.

What’s included:
✔ Reading comprehension worksheets for each chapter
✔ Answer sheets for each chapter
✔ Three levels of challenge: Level 1 (beginner), Level 2 (intermediate), Level 3 (advanced)
✔ Vocabulary study activities for key terms and phrases from the text

Lesson overview / structure:
★ Level 1 (Challenge 1) – Basic comprehension questions to introduce students to key themes, characters, and events in the book.
★ Level 2 (Challenge 2) – Intermediate questions that encourage deeper understanding, focusing on character motivations and story development.
★ Level 3 (Challenge 3) – Advanced comprehension tasks that challenge students to analyse the text more critically, exploring themes, character relationships, and key events.
★ Vocabulary Studies – Activities integrated with the comprehension questions to explore important vocabulary from the text.

Why it’s useful:
✔ Differentiated for a range of abilities, ensuring all students can engage with the text at their own level
✔ Ideal for supporting remote learning or in-person lessons
✔ Encourages vocabulary development alongside reading comprehension skills
✔ Suitable for independent reading practice or guided reading sessions
✔ Provides teachers with a structured and easy-to-use resource for tracking progress

Suggested use cases:
Perfect for KS1 and KS2 teachers, particularly for guided reading sessions, independent reading tasks, or remote learning. Ideal for building comprehension, vocabulary, and understanding of The Sheep-Pig.

Search tags:
guided reading | KS1 reading comprehension | KS2 reading comprehension | The Sheep Pig | chapter comprehension | reading skills | VIPERS | vocabulary development | inference prediction | reciprocal reading | comprehension questions