British Garden Birds Comprehension
Read these interesting facts about British garden birds, then choose from two levels of comprehension questions (one a multiple choice). Both sets of questions include an answer sheet too.
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You will find an assortment of our comprehension activities below, including holiday based and historical. Each comes with some interesting reading and then a set of questions for the children to answer.
Read these interesting facts about British garden birds, then choose from two levels of comprehension questions (one a multiple choice). Both sets of questions include an answer sheet too.
Read Caterpillar by Christina Rossetti (we have a lovely printable version here) and then answer these questions. We've included an answer sheet for easy marking / checking in the pdf.
This Remembrance Day comprehension activity asks children to read about the Cenotaph (the same text as we have on our Cenotaph page here) and then answer the questions. The final question requires some creative writing.
Read this interesting passage about the Day of the Dead tradition, and then answer the questions. We've provided an answer sheet at the back.
Read the story of Saint George and the dragon and the people of Silene, then answer the questions and colour in our picture of Saint George.
Read all about the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 and then answer some questions based on what you've just read.
Read William Wordsworth's lovely poem and then have a go at these comprehension questions to encourage understanding and expand vocabulary. We've included an answer sheet.
Read about the history of ice cream on our fact sheet and then check understanding by asking the kids to answer the questions in this comprehension.
Read about the history of ice cream using our fact sheet and then check understanding with this quick quiz style comprehension with multiple choice questions and answers.
The kids can practise comprehension skills by reading Jack and the Beanstalk (our printable version can be found here), then answering a few simple questions on this worksheet.
Learn all about Leap Years with this printable comprehension worksheet. Read the history of Leap Years and the rules for them in our Gregorian calendar, then answer the questions.
This fun activity asks children first to break the beginning sound code to read a letter from an alien, then to answer some simple questions, and finally to write a short letter in reply.
Read the simple text and then answer 4 questions before drawing a particular of a caterpillar munching on a leaf. We've included answers on page 3.
Read about the life cycle of a butterfly then answer the questions and attempt your own drawing.
Our fairy story comprehension worksheets are a fun way to introduce comprehension work to younger kids.
Ask the kids to read through the Lizard Fact Sheet and then check their understanding with these comprehension questions. We have included the answers.
Use these comprehension questions alongside our panda fact sheet to find out more about these fascinating bears. The answers are included.
Check the kids' understanding of our panda fact sheet with this fun comprehension that has multiple choice questions.
Learn more about the celebrations that mark the Jewish festival of Passover by reading the text and answering the questions on our Passover Celebrations Comprehension Worksheet.
Read this interesting piece about pumpkins - where they originate from, how they grow and why they are associated with Halloween - and then answer the questions. We've also provided an answer sheet in the pdf.
Read about Saint David and St David's Day and then answer the comprehension questions. We've included an answer sheet too.
Check the kids' understanding of our Snake Fact Sheet with these multiple choice comprehension questions.
After reading the Snake Fact Sheet, ask the kids to have a go at answering these questions to check their understanding.
Read the passage about the ancient monument of Stonehenge, then see if you can answer all the questions below...
Children can learn about the story of Passover by reading the text and answering the questions.
Read the poem "The Owl and the Pussycat" by Edward Lear (we have a printable version here and a
This comprehension exercise is based on the poem To A Butterfly by William Wordsworth. You can find a printable version of the poem here.
Read the text to learn about the Empire Windrush, the Windrush Generation and Windrush Day, and then answer the questions.
Read our text to learn about Windrush - then answer the multiple choice questions to check comprehension of the subject.
Ask the children to read this interesting passage about the winter solstice, and then answer the questions. We've provided an answer sheet at the back.