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This informational reading PDF explores the fascinating story of the Doughnut Lassies—brave women volunteers from The Salvation Army who served doughnuts to soldiers during World War I. It explains their role, the challenges they faced, and how their legacy inspired the creation of National Donut Day every June. The text combines historical facts with descriptive language and thoughtful reflections, helping students understand the importance of kindness, service, and remembrance.

Benefits for Pupils:

-Builds reading comprehension through an engaging, well-structured informational text
-Introduces students to significant historical events and their lasting cultural impact
-Expands vocabulary with context-rich language suitable for middle and high school learners
-Encourages empathy and appreciation for acts of service and community support
-Supports classroom discussions on history, charity, and the symbolism behind everyday traditions

Recommended Age Group:
This text is ideal for students aged 12 to 16, making it suitable for middle school and early high school learners. It aligns well with curriculum goals around history, literacy, and character education.

Why Buy This Resource?

-Provides a ready-to-use, detailed informational reading passage with clear subheadings
-Saves preparation time with a focused, well-researched text on a unique historical topic
-Perfect for lesson plans on World War I, charitable service, or cultural celebrations like National Donut Day
-Can be used for independent reading, group work, or comprehension practice
-Includes rich content that promotes critical thinking and connects history with modern traditions

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Total Page Count in Digital Format: 10

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