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What does it mean to belong and how do traditions survive over time? Explore the story of the Choctaw Nation with three engaging reading texts that trace this Indigenous group’s roots, resilience, and modern identity. From ancient farming skills to forced relocation and cultural renewal, students journey through a layered portrait of one of the longest-standing Native American nations. Introduce this rich topic through three thoughtfully differentiated texts: Starter, Standard, and Stretch. Each version builds reading confidence and depth. Early levels focus on retrieval, sequencing, and vocabulary. Higher levels encourage reasoning, inference, and exploring the writer’s choices. All three texts explore who the Choctaw people are, where they originally lived, and what they are known for, such as their farming, mound-building, and cultural traditions. Students also learn about the Trail of Tears and how the Choctaw were forced to move west in the 1830s, as well as how the modern Choctaw Nation continues today with its own government and cultural services. What’s included: 3 differentiated texts 8–10 comprehension questions per level with mixed reading skills Full answer key with skill tags Black-and-white, easy-to-print format Traffic light self-assessment for pupil reflection Perfect for cross-curricular lessons on history, identity, and community. Created with care to be inclusive, globally relevant, and ready to print! © Peann Jan 2025 - For classroom use only

Why do children in Japan clean their classroom floors? Why do French bakeries give away bread? All over the world, kindness shows up in everyday life - if you know where to look! This three-level comprehension pack supports confident progression, starting with core reading skills like retrieval and vocabulary, then moving on to inference, explanation, and author’s intent. Children explore real-world examples of kindness from five countries. They’ll discover how Japanese students clean their classrooms, Kenyan greetings are full of warmth, French bakers give leftover bread to those in need, Canadians clear snowy paths for others, and Indian families welcome guests with food or water. What’s included: Three reading levels (Starter, Standard, Stretch) 3 differentiated texts on the same topic 3 full question sets with mixed formats Answer keys with skill tags Black-and-white format for easy printing Traffic light self-assessment From quiet gestures to helping hands, kindness connects us all - big or small, near or far! © Peann Jan 2025 - For classroom use only

Who’s the kindest creature in the animal kingdom? Even animals have a soft side! This thoughtful reading pack shows that kindness isn’t just something people do, animals show it too. Children explore real-life examples of animals showing kindness for others. The Starter text supports early reading with retrieval and sequencing questions. The Standard version builds confidence with vocabulary and simple inference. The Stretch text encourages deeper thinking, asking children to consider meaning, intent and justification. All three levels include the same key facts. Dolphins help friends who are hurt by swimming beneath them. Elephants use their trunks to comfort family members. Bonobos share food without being asked. Some birds feed chicks that are smaller or weaker. Dogs can be trained to comfort people when they feel sad. Even vampire bats share food so no one is left out. What’s included: Three reading texts at different levels of complexity Matching comprehension questions with skill tags Black-and-white format for easy print Traffic light self-assessment with friendly faces Full answer key for each level This pack helps children think about kindness in new and surprising ways! © Peann Jan 2025 - For classroom use only

A rainy day, a quiet girl… and a kind idea that changes everything! The Card for Amira is a heartwarming classroom story that invites children to explore kindness, thoughtful gestures, and how small actions can make a big difference. This Peann Jan comprehension resource supports confident, step-by-step learning. The Starter level focuses on early skills like retrieval and sequencing. The Standard level builds vocabulary and introduces light inference. The Stretch level encourages deeper thinking, including author’s intent and justification. Across all three reading levels, learners meet Thomas and Amira. Amira has just moved house and seems quiet and unsure. Thomas notices, remembers how it feels to be new, and makes her a colourful card. A stumble on the way doesn’t stop him… and a smile at the end says it all. What’s included: Three differentiated black-and-white reading texts Six to eight comprehension questions per level Answer keys with clear skill tags (e.g. Retrieval, Inference) Traffic light self-assessment for learner reflection A gentle way to spark classroom conversations about kindness, courage and connection! © Peann Jan 2025 - For classroom use only

Would you share your last snack? This heartwarming Luca’s Last Snack comprehension pack explores the value of kindness through a simple yet powerful story about sharing, even when you don’t have much to give. Designed with three reading levels, this pack supports clear progression. The Starter text focuses on retrieval and sequencing. The Standard level introduces inference and vocabulary development. Stretch moves into more complex structures, exploring author’s intent and personal reflection. Across all three versions, learners encounter the same anchor facts: Luca has one biscuit left, Milo has no snack, and Luca chooses to share. This consistent storyline allows confident comparison and layered discussion. What’s included: Three differentiated black-and-white texts Matching comprehension questions with clear skill tags Full answer key for every question Traffic light self-assessment system A biscuit never tasted so thoughtful! © Peann Jan 2025 - For classroom use only

What does kindness look like in the playground? In this heartwarming comprehension pack, children meet Aaliyah, a thoughtful girl who notices someone sitting alone and quietly decides to do something kind. It’s a gentle, relatable story about inclusion, courage and small choices that can change someone’s day. The pack includes three versions of the same story to support progression. The Starter text focuses on early reading skills like retrieval and sequencing. The Standard version builds confidence with vocabulary and light inference. The Stretch version encourages deeper thinking through author’s intent, emotional nuance and cause and effect. Across all three, the core events remain the same. Aaliyah plays tag with her friends, notices a girl sitting quietly near a tree, hesitates, then chooses to be kind. The next day, both girls are smiling and ready to play together. What’s included: Three reading texts at different levels Comprehension questions with skill tags Black and white child-friendly illustration Traffic light self-assessment Complete answer key A perfect pick for exploring kindness, courage and connection in your classroom! © Peann Jan 2025 - For classroom use only

Step into the streets of Beijing, where lanterns glow, dumplings steam, and history stands tall! This Peann Jan comprehension pack brings the sights, sounds and tastes of China’s capital city to life through three carefully structured texts. Each version builds steadily, supporting readers as they grow. Starter focuses on key reading skills like retrieval and sequencing. Standard encourages children to think about word meanings and make simple inferences. Stretch invites deeper thinking, asking pupils to consider the author’s intent and explain their ideas clearly. Across all levels, children discover that Beijing is the capital of China and one of the busiest cities in Asia. They explore famous landmarks like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City, learn about traditional foods such as dumplings and Peking duck, and find out what makes Chinese New Year so special, from fireworks to red lanterns. The texts also describe the changing seasons and explain why so many tourists come to explore, eat and learn. What’s included: 3 reading texts (Starter, Standard, Stretch) Fully differentiated comprehension questions Black-and-white printable format Answer keys with skill tags for teacher reference Self-assessment traffic light for pupil reflection Perfect for curious minds, this reading journey through Beijing is packed with flavour, fireworks and fascinating facts! © Peann Jan 2025 - For classroom use only

From icy canals to maple treats, this capital city has stories in every season! Take your readers on a journey to Canada’s capital city, where historic towers, frozen canals, and maple treats create the perfect setting for reading skill-building. From exploring famous landmarks to learning about national celebrations, this comprehension pack offers rich, structured practice for growing readers. With three carefully levelled texts (Starter, Standard, Stretch), learners move from early reading skills like retrieval and sequencing to deeper thinking through vocabulary, inference, and author’s intent. Each version is designed to build confidence and stretch understanding. Across all levels, children will meet Ottawa’s iconic Parliament Hill and Rideau Canal, discover local foods like poutine and maple syrup treats, and find out how people celebrate Canada Day. They’ll also explore Ottawa’s weather, language, and role as the capital of Canada. What’s included: Three differentiated reading texts Targeted comprehension questions with varied formats Black-and-white printable format Answer key with skill tags for every question Traffic light self-assessment to encourage reflection Bring Ottawa to life in your classroom, no passport required!

Explore the capital where parades, politics, and lamingtons meet! This Peann Jan reading comprehension resource takes young readers on a journey to Canberra, the capital city of Australia, known for its famous buildings, sunny seasons, and a sponge cake topped with chocolate and coconut. The three reading levels (Starter, Standard, and Stretch) support steady skill progression. Students begin with essential reading strategies like retrieval and sequencing. As confidence grows, they build up to using vocabulary in context, drawing inferences, and exploring the author’s intent. Across all three levels, readers discover key facts about Canberra: it’s the capital of Australia, home to Parliament House and Lake Burley Griffin, with weather that changes by season and celebrations like Australia Day that fill the sky with fireworks. They’ll also find out why tourists love visiting its parks, museums, and national buildings. ** What’s included:** Three differentiated texts Black-and-white, printable format Matching comprehension questions with skill tags Answer key included Traffic light self-assessment with child-friendly visuals From lakeside walks to fireworks in the sky, discover what makes Canberra shine!

Can a city have skyscrapers and safari animals? Welcome to Nairobi, a city full of contrast, culture, and curiosity! From wildlife watching to vibrant street life, this reading pack explores Kenya’s capital city through three carefully levelled texts. Early readers begin by retrieving facts, spotting key ideas, and sequencing events. As confidence grows, pupils move on to explore vocabulary in context, make inferences, and consider why the writer included certain details. Across all levels, learners discover that Nairobi is the capital of Kenya and sits in East Africa. They learn that Swahili and English are widely spoken, that Nairobi National Park is home to giraffes and lions, and that the Kenyatta International Conference Centre is a famous city landmark. They explore the foods ugali and nyama choma, understand the climate, and learn why people across Kenya celebrate Jamhuri Day. What’s included: 3 black-and-white reading texts at increasing challenge Matching comprehension questions with varied reading skills Full answer key with skill tags for quick marking Traffic light self-assessment to support pupil reflection Perfect for global reading adventures, culture-rich classrooms, or a safari through comprehension skills!

Sail down the Nile, spot a pyramid, and taste crispy falafel. Cairo is bursting with stories to explore! From ancient wonders to riverboat rides, this reading comprehension pack brings the sights, sounds, and atmosphere of Egypt’s capital to life. With three reading levels (Starter, Standard, and Stretch), the texts support confident progression. Early versions focus on retrieving facts, sequencing ideas, and understanding key vocabulary. As skills grow, readers build inference, explore word meaning in context, and begin to reflect on the author’s purpose and viewpoint. Across all versions, learners discover that Cairo is the capital of Egypt and lies in Africa. They learn that the Nile River flows through the city and that the Pyramids of Giza are world-famous landmarks. They explore how Arabic is spoken, flatbread and falafel are enjoyed, and Eid al-Fitr is celebrated after a month of fasting. Along the way, they see how tourists visit Cairo to experience its ancient history, vibrant culture, and hot summer weather. What’s included: 3 black-and-white reading texts at increasing challenge Matching comprehension questions with clear progression Full answer key with skill tags for quick marking Traffic light self-assessment to support reflection Perfect for geography links, cultural curiosity, or a classroom journey down the Nile!

From ancient amphitheatres to delicious gelato, this lively reading pack brings the magic of Rome straight to your classroom! From ancient landmarks to tasty treats and a festival full of music and costumes, this three-level resource helps young readers explore Italy’s capital city while building key reading skills. The Starter, Standard, and Stretch versions are designed to support steady progression. Early levels focus on retrieving facts, identifying vocabulary, and following sentence order. As learners move up, they’ll begin exploring cause and effect, interpreting words in context, and considering the author’s purpose. Across all three levels, students will discover that Rome is the capital of Italy, that famous landmarks include the Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain, that people speak Italian and enjoy foods like pizza and gelato, and that Carnival fills the streets with costumes, music, and celebration. What’s included: 3 differentiated reading texts Comprehension questions targeting a range of reading skills Full answer key with skill tags for easy marking Black-and-white printable format Traffic light self-assessment to support student reflection Perfect for cross-curricular learning, culture topics, or sparking a love of reading with a slice of Italy on the side!

What city has pink blossoms in spring, flashing lights at night, and the busiest crossing in the world? Explore Tokyo with this engaging reading pack, where young learners journey through Japan’s capital to discover its famous landmarks, traditional foods, and unique seasonal celebrations. With three clear text levels (Starter, Standard, Stretch), pupils build their reading skills step by step. Early readers focus on retrieving facts and spotting key words. Later levels develop inference, explanation, and thinking about culture and meaning. Across all levels, students will learn that Tokyo is the capital of Japan, where people speak Japanese and enjoy popular foods like sushi and ramen. They’ll read about famous spots such as Tokyo Tower and Shibuya Crossing, and discover how the city changes through the seasons. From hot, rainy summers to the Cherry Blossom Festival in spring, learners explore why visitors come to Tokyo to see the sights, try the food, and learn about life in Japan. What’s included: 3 levelled reading texts Matching comprehension questions for each level Full answer key with skill tags for easy marking Black-and-white printable format Traffic light self-assessment for pupil reflection Perfect for cross-curricular lessons linking geography, culture, and comprehension without needing to leave the classroom!

**Take a tour of the sights, sounds, and celebrations of Washington, D.C. in this engaging capital city reading pack. ** Perfect for curious learners, the set takes students on a journey through famous landmarks, local foods, seasonal weather, and a celebration that lights up the sky each year. Three reading levels build confidence step-by-step, from early facts and retrieval to higher-level thinking and opinion. Whether students are identifying simple details or explaining why Independence Day matters, this pack supports real reading progress. Across all levels, children will learn that Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States, explore its well-known monuments, spot weather clues, and find out what makes this city a place tourists love to visit. What’s included: 3 reading passages: Starter, Standard, and Stretch Matching comprehension questions Retrieval, sequencing, vocabulary, inference, explanation & opinion Black-and-white printable format Traffic light self-assessment system Full answer key with skills clearly labelled Perfect for geography topics, cross-curricular learning, or sparking curiosity about global cities through reading!

Explore the buzz of New York City in this high-interest comprehension pack! From the Statue of Liberty to Times Square’s famous New Year countdown, this three-level reading resource invites young learners to discover the sights, sounds, and stories of one of the world’s most exciting cities. With Starter, Standard, and Stretch versions included, this pack supports steady reading growth. Early texts focus on key facts, vocabulary, and straightforward retrieval. As pupils move up, they’ll begin making inferences, interpreting meaning from context, and thinking more deeply about what the author wants them to understand. Across all three levels, students will learn that New York is a large city in North America, that people speak English, and that millions of tourists visit each year. They’ll explore famous landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Central Park, discover that hot dogs and pizza slices are popular street foods, and understand how the city’s weather and events, like the New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square, shape life there. What’s included: 3 differentiated reading texts Comprehension questions covering a range of reading skills Full answer key with skill tags for easy marking Black-and-white printable format for classroom flexibility Traffic light self-assessment to encourage pupil reflection Perfect for geography lessons, cultural topics, or sparking global curiosity through reading!**

Say bonjour to Paris with this exciting comprehension pack that brings the City of Light into your classroom! From the Eiffel Tower to croissants and colourful parades, this three-level resource helps young readers explore one of the world’s most famous cities while building core reading skills. The Starter, Standard, and Stretch versions guide learners through a steady progression: early texts focus on retrieving facts, recognising key vocabulary, and following sentence structure. As confidence grows, students tackle inference, vocabulary in context, and questions about the author’s purpose. Across all three levels, students will discover that Paris is the capital of France, that people travel by metro or on foot, that they speak French, enjoy foods like croissants and baguettes, and celebrate Bastille Day with fireworks and parades. They’ll also explore famous landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and the River Seine. What’s included: 3 differentiated reading texts Comprehension questions targeting a range of reading skills Full answer key with skill tags for easy marking Black-and-white printable format for flexible use Traffic light self-assessment to support reflection Perfect for cross-curricular learning, geography topics, or simply inspiring curiosity about the world through reading!

Explore the sights, sounds, and secrets of London in this exciting comprehension pack! From double-decker buses to the London Eye, this three-level reading resource brings one of the world’s busiest cities to life for young readers. With versions designed for Starter, Standard, and Stretch levels, this pack helps students build reading skills step-by-step. Early versions focus on finding key facts, recognising vocabulary, and understanding sequence. As learners progress, they’ll begin making inferences, interpreting new words in context, and thinking about the author’s intent. Across all three levels, students will discover that London is the capital of England, that famous landmarks include Big Ben and the London Eye, that people travel on red buses and the underground, and that traditional events like the Changing of the Guard attract visitors from all over the world. What’s included: 3 differentiated reading texts Comprehension questions targeting a range of skills Full answer key with skill tags for easy marking Black-and-white printable format for flexible classroom use Traffic light self-assessment for student reflection Perfect for curriculum-aligned geography, travel and culture units, or simply sparking curiosity about the world through reading!

Who wakes up when the sun goes down? Explore the secret lives of nighttime creatures in this engaging Nocturnal Animals comprehension pack, perfect for helping young readers build confidence while learning about the natural world. This printable resource includes three thoughtfully levelled texts (Starter, Standard, Stretch), allowing learners at different stages to access key information and grow their reading skills. Early levels focus on fact-finding, vocabulary, and sequencing. As pupils progress, they explore cause and effect, infer meaning, and begin to reflect on the author’s purpose and viewpoint. Across all levels, children will discover that nocturnal animals are awake at night and rest during the day. They’ll explore how features like sharp hearing, silent movement, and special eyesight help animals survive in the dark. They’ll also learn why night-time activity helps animals stay safe, find food, and avoid heat or predators wherever they live, from forests and deserts to city gardens. What’s included: 3 differentiated reading passages Matching comprehension questions for each level Full answer key with skill tags for quick marking Traffic light self-assessment for pupil reflection Black-and-white, print-friendly format Perfect for cross-curricular lessons on habitats, adaptations, and animal behaviour - all while strengthening comprehension skills!