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Space-Themed Poetry Comprehension Pack | Whole Class Reading Resource (Ages 7+) Bring the wonders of space into your classroom with this Whole Class Reading Poetry Comprehension Resource, inspired by poems from Spaced Out, a collection curated by Brian Moses and James Carter. What is Included: dyslexia-friendly teaching Power Point 9 printable resources Designed to support 3 engaging space poems: Space Junk The Great Galactic Ghoul Galileo Perfect for Space Day - Friday 2nd May! Whether you’re teaching about astronauts, planets, or intergalactic creatures, this pack is ideal for space topics, poetry lessons, or World Space Week activities. Why Teachers Love It: Supports vocabulary development and comprehension skills Encourages critical thinking through thought-provoking questions Engaging activities that promote a love of poetry and introduce children to a range of poets Suitable for Years 3 to 6, recommended for ages 7+, Year 3 and 4 Easy to use with whole class, group, or guided reading sessions Note: Poetry extracts not included - please ensure you have access to the poems via the book “Spaced Out”. More resources at my teaching hive.

Reading comprehension resources based on Chapters 8-19 of Varjak Paw by SF Said. More at MY TEACHING HIVE 93-page PowerPoint presentation Vocabulary cards Comprehension Questions in line with the KS2 National Curriculum Reading skill focused activities For each chapter A flexible set of resources which could be used for whole class reading, guided reading, individual and group work as well as for home learning. Text not included. Suitable for age 7+

Reading comprehension resources based on Chapters 20-35 of Varjak Paw by SF Said. More at MY TEACHING HIVE 82-page PowerPoint presentation Vocabulary cards Comprehension Questions in line with the KS2 National Curriculum Reading skill focused activities For each chapter A flexible set of resources which could be used for whole class reading, guided reading, individual and group work as well as for home learning. Text not included. Suitable for age 7+

3 KS2 whole class reading lessons based on the introduction and dipping into the book at chapter 16 ‘The Boy who Grew Dragons’, by Andy Shepherd Vocabulary, whole class reading, paired reading Reading Skills foci: predict, infer, clarify and connect (compare to other stories about dragons) 28-page dyslexia-friendly PowerPoint, 3 x printable PDF activities Extract included Recommended for age 7+ Free download when you sign up at My Teaching Hive.

Graphic Novel Reading Comprehension 3 whole class reading comprehension lessons based on Hilda and the Troll by Luke Pearson. Suitable for age 7+ Download Contents: 22-page dyslexia-friendly PowerPoint, 4 x printable PDF activities Text not included. Lessons Overview: Vocabulary, about the book, warm up game, whole class reading, paired reading Reading Skills: Lesson 1 Use clues in a text to predict what might happen next. Make predictions based on the front cover and part way through the story. Lesson 2 Infer a character’s feelings based on their speech, actions and facial expressions. Infer character’s feelings based on the illustrations. Lesson 3 Summarise the main events in a story. Summarise the main details of the story, decide which are most important. Available for £3 on our website

3 whole class reading comprehension lessons based on Chapter 1 and page 100 of Knights and Bikes by Gabriella Kent. Vocabulary, about the author, whole class reading, paired reading Reading Skills focus: questioning 23-page dyslexia-friendly PowerPoint, 1 x printable PDF activity (other activities featured on the PowerPoint slides) Chapter 1 included. Suitable for age 7+ Lesson 1 Explore the author Gabrielle Kent. Then jump straight into the action at page 100 and encourage the children to make a list of what questions they are left with. Lesson 2 Pre-teach tricky vocabulary with images. Read chapter one and ask the children to consider some key questions, drawing on what they have read. Lesson 3 Finally, encourage the children to consider any unanswered questions the previous chapter raises about each character and record their ideas.

Whole class reading comprehension resources for The Land of Roar by Jenny McLachlan. 96-page PowerPoint 41 page PDF document Vocabulary for every chapter Mixture of independent, paired and group comprehension activities Closely linked to NC objectives Recommended for Year 4 An imaginative adventure story that brings to life the magic of make-believe. With relatable characters, strong themes of friendship, bravery, and growing up, it’s perfect for engaging reluctant readers and sparking lively classroom discussions. Check out myteachinghive for more!

Whole class reading comprehension resources for The Wrong Shoes by Tom Percival. Resource includes: 3 teaching PowerPoints for each act. 51 PDF documents Pre-teaching Vocabulary cards Opportunities to develop fluency with a focus on the author’s use of italics Focus on inference and character relationships Exploration of word choices, clarification of understanding, summarising Extract not included. Suitable for ages 7+ It’s not always easy to belong… This vital new novel by the brilliant Tom Percival (creator of the popular Big Bright Feelings series) is a fantastic story allowing teachers to facilitate discussion around child poverty. There’s a bunch of kids in there and suddenly they’re all looking at me like someone who can actually do something, not just some weirdo with the wrong shoes and a rubbish coat . . . Will has the wrong shoes – he’s always known it but doesn’t know how to change it. Navigating the difficulties of home and school when you feel you stick out is tough, but finding confidence with the help and empathy of friends can be all you need to see the way.

Whole Class Reading Resource: A Diary of a Big Bad Wolf by Ben Miller Bring your whole class reading sessions to life with this comprehensive Year 3 fairytale comprehension resource pack based on A Diary of a Big Bad Wolf, a witty, imaginative twist on classic fairy tale characters by bestselling author Ben Miller. This carefully designed pack includes: 9 0-slide Power Point to support daily, high-impact teaching 3 4 printable P D F s packed with engaging, easy-to-use activities Vocabulary activities for every chapter to deepen word knowledge A rich variety of independent, paired, and group comprehension tasks All activities closely aligned with National Curriculum reading objectives This story explores key themes, including identity, empathy, and second chances, perfect for sparking meaningful classroom discussions while building comprehension skills.

Reading Comprehension Resources for “The Last Bear” by Hannah Gold, winner of the 2022 Blue Peter Book Award & 2022 Waterstones Children’s Book Prize **Year 6 Recommended for ages 8+ 20 Lessons 51 Printable PDFs 116-Page PowerPoint Presentation Vocabulary Cards Warm-Up Activities and Reflection Exercises** These materials delve into themes such as global warming, plastic pollution, and their impact on our planet. **Awards and Recognitions: Winner of the 2022 Blue Peter Book Award Winner of the 2022 Waterstones Children’s Book Prize**

This engaging whole-class reading comprehension resource is designed to accompany At the Top of the World: The Greatest Mountains on Earth (and How to Climb Them) by Robin Jacobs. Perfect for a KS2 mountains topic, it builds excitement and deepens knowledge through a range of comprehension skills and hands-on activities. What’s Included? Extracts included • A 61-page PowerPoint covering six lessons • 15 PDF printable resources for easy classroom use • Hands-on activities to make learning interactive • A variety of comprehension skills including inference, retrieval, vocabulary, and summarising Designed to bring mountains to life, this resource supports pupils in developing key reading skills while exploring some of the world’s most awe-inspiring landscapes. Ideal for whole class reading sessions, it provides everything you need to inspire young geographers and adventurers!