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Why do people around the world run, jump, and play games on the 23rd of June? Celebrate movement, teamwork, and global spirit with this engaging International Olympic Day comprehension pack - a perfect mix of reading and real-world learning! With three thoughtfully levelled texts (Starter, Standard and Stretch), learners move from building basic retrieval skills to exploring deeper meaning and author intent. Early readers explore who celebrates Olympic Day and why. More confident readers reflect on how the event has changed, the values it shares, and why it still matters today. Across all levels, children will discover that Olympic Day happens every year on 23rd June, the first modern Games were held over 100 years ago, the Olympics include sports like running, swimming and jumping, Olympic values include friendship, effort and respect and that the day is about joining in and trying your best. What’s included: Three levelled texts Skill-matched comprehension questions Full answer key with skill tags Traffic light self-assessment Clean black-and-white printable format A clear, purposeful resource that gets every learner in the race by building reading stamina, championing teamwork, and celebrating the spirit of the Games!

Why is 21st June the longest day of the year? Explore the science behind the sunshine with this Summer Solstice comprehension pack - perfect for brightening up reading time with real-world wonder! With three carefully levelled texts (Starter, Standard, and Stretch), learners build confidence from key facts and vocabulary right through to deeper thinking. Early readers practise simple retrieval and sequencing, while older learners explore inference, explanation, and author’s intent. Across all levels, children will discover that the summer solstice happens on 21st June, brings the longest hours of daylight, and happens because the Earth tilts as it orbits the Sun. They’ll learn how people enjoy the sunshine in different ways and why the solstice marks a turning point in the seasons. What’s included: Three differentiated texts 6–8 comprehension questions per level Full answer keys with skill tags for easy marking Black-and-white, easy-to-print format Traffic light self-assessment for pupil reflection Perfect for science topics, seasonal change units, or real-world reading practice - this pack brings clarity, curiosity, and curriculum links together in one printable download!

Why do people give blood and how can one donation help more than one person? Introduce this life-saving topic through three carefully levelled texts: Starter, Standard, and Stretch. Each one builds reading confidence and depth. Early levels focus on simple retrieval and matching. Higher levels explore vocabulary, inference, and author’s intent. Across all levels, students will discover: blood donation helps people who are sick or injured, hospitals use blood during surgery and emergencies, blood has four parts, each with its own job, donors must meet health rules to give safely, World Blood Donor Day thanks those who donate and that one donation can help save several lives. 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 science links, global events, or values-led reading sessions. Created with care to be inclusive, curriculum-friendly, and ready to print!

Stand tall with this World Giraffe Day comprehension pack! Celebrate World Giraffe Day with this engaging reading pack that brings curious young readers face-to-face with the tallest animals on land. With three thoughtfully levelled texts (Starter, Standard, and Stretch), this pack builds reading confidence step-by-step. Early readers practise key retrieval and vocabulary skills, while more advanced learners explore inference, justification, and author’s intent. Across all levels, children will discover that giraffes live in parts of Africa, use their long necks to reach tall trees like acacias, and have unique spot patterns that help them stay safe. They’ll also learn how World Giraffe Day (21st of June) raises awareness and money to protect these gentle animals. What’s included: • 3 differentiated texts (Starter / Standard / Stretch) • 6–8 comprehension questions per level with mixed skill types • Full answer key with skill tags for easy marking • Black-and-white, easy-to-print format • Traffic light self-assessment system for pupil reflection Perfect for global awareness units, endangered animal themes, or simply celebrating the wonders of nature through reading!

How does music bring people together around the world? Discover the answer in this joyful World Music Day comprehension pack, perfect for exploring creativity, celebration, and global connection through reading. Three carefully levelled texts (Starter, Standard, and Stretch) guide students through the purpose and history of World Music Day. With reading skills developing from simple retrieval to author’s intent and vocabulary analysis, this pack supports confident progression in comprehension. Across the levels, children will discover that World Music Day is celebrated on the 21st of June, began in France, and invites everyone to join in through playing, singing, or simply listening. They will learn that music can happen indoors or outdoors, in parks, schools, and streets, and that it brings joy, creativity, and a sense of togetherness. What’s included: Three differentiated texts (Starter / Standard / Stretch) 6–8 comprehension questions per level with a mix of skill types Full answer keys with skill tags for easy marking Black-and-white, easy-to-print format Traffic light self-assessment for pupil reflection Thoughtfully written to suit diverse classrooms and global festivals units - encourage a love of music, reading, and shared experience, all in one printable pack!

Why do some people call Pentecost the “birthday of the Church”? Explore this fascinating Christian festival with our Pentecost comprehension pack, designed to support progression in reading skills while building respectful understanding of global faith traditions. Each of the three levels introduces Pentecost in an age-appropriate way. From early retrieval and vocabulary work through to deeper inference, sequencing, and author’s intent, the pack grows with your learners. Children will discover that Pentecost is a special day for many Christians. It remembers when Christians believe the Holy Spirit came to Jesus’ friends after his resurrection. According to Christian belief, the Holy Spirit gave people courage to speak and share messages of kindness and peace, even in different languages. Pentecost is often marked with songs, prayers, or red clothing, and is sometimes called the “birthday of the Church.” What’s included: Three differentiated texts (Starter / Standard / Stretch) 6–8 comprehension questions per level with a mix of skills Full answer keys with skill tags for quick marking Black-and-white, easy-to-print format Traffic light self-assessment for pupil reflection Perfect for Religion lessons, literacy links, or global festivals study. Created with care to be inclusive, accessible, and meaningful in any classroom.

Dive into reading with this ocean-themed comprehension pack! Perfect for building confidence and awareness, this printable World Oceans Day resource includes three accessible versions of the text designed to support young learners at different reading stages. Across all three levels, students will explore why oceans matter, how they help life on Earth, and how we can care for them. They’ll learn that oceans provide oxygen, food, and homes for sea creatures and also that pollution, especially plastic, puts these vital waters at risk. The pack highlights how even small actions, like using less plastic or helping to clean beaches, can make a difference. Early levels focus on finding facts, identifying key words, and sequencing ideas. Later levels encourage students to make inferences, explain causes and effects, and reflect on the author’s message. What’s included: 3 differentiated reading passages (Starter, Standard, Stretch) Matching comprehension questions Full answer key with skill tags for easy marking Traffic light self-assessment Black-and-white printable format for easy classroom use Perfect for supporting global awareness and environmental learning while developing essential reading skills!

Stomp into reading with this dino-themed comprehension pack, perfect for curious learners who love prehistoric creatures! Designed for flexible classroom use, this black-and-white printable includes three differentiated texts (Starter, Standard, Stretch) to meet the needs of all young readers. Students discover that dinosaurs lived millions of years ago, came in many shapes and sizes, were herbivores or carnivores, are now extinct, and how fossils help scientists learn about them. They also explore how Dinosaur Day is celebrated today through fun learning activities. Early levels focus on fact-finding, sequencing, and vocabulary, while later levels develop inference, justification, and thinking about the author’s purpose. A simple traffic light self-assessment encourages learners to reflect on their understanding. This pack includes: 3 differentiated reading passages Matching comprehension questions Full answer key with skill tags Printable, black-and-white format Student traffic light self-assessment Perfect for combining literacy with cross-curricular discovery in a way that’s structured, engaging, and easy to implement!

Celebrate independence and spark curiosity with this lively Fourth of July comprehension pack! Designed to support young readers at different stages, this black-and-white printable includes three carefully structured versions of the text to build skills step-by-step. Across all three levels, students will discover the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, how the American colonies became independent from Britain and the ways people celebrate today with parades, fireworks, and gatherings. Early levels focus on finding facts, sequencing events, and exploring key words, while later levels challenge students to make inferences, justify their ideas, and think about the author’s purpose. What’s included: 3 differentiated reading passages (Starter, Standard, Stretch) Matching comprehension questions Full answer key with skill tags Traffic light self-assessment Black-and-white printable format for easy classroom use Perfect for connecting reading skills with American history in a flexible, accessible way!

Spark curiosity and build key reading skills with this Great Fire of London comprehension pack! Designed for flexible classroom use, this black-and-white printable includes three differentiated texts (Starter, Standard, Stretch) to meet the needs of all young readers. Students discover how the fire started in a bakery on Pudding Lane in 1666, how people used the River Thames during the disaster, and how the fire burned for four days. Early levels focus on fact-finding, sequencing, and vocabulary, while later levels develop inference, justification, and thinking about the author’s purpose. A simple traffic light self-assessment encourages learners to reflect on their understanding. This pack includes: 3 differentiated reading passages Matching comprehension questions Full answer key with skill tags Printable, black-and-white format Student traffic light self-assessment Perfect for combining literacy and history in a way that’s structured, flexible, and easy to implement!