KS1 English Year 2 Reading Comprehension Targeted Question Book - Book 1 (with Answers) (CGP Year 2 English)

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Role play involves inhabiting the characters and their fictional world. Therefore, it’s best to give children time to explore these characters through book talk and discussion before leaping headfirst into a drama activity. A topic map is provided, suggesting exciting writing opportunities and inspiring ideas from across the curriculum linked to the book. Some texts with a high score may need to be used with support or by children working at a high level within the stage.

Boost inference and comprehension with Mini Grey’s mouse detective in this free KS1 book topic from Judy Clark, based on the book Hermelin: The Great Mouse Detective. Use our collection of KS1 60 Second Reads to help your class dramatically improve their English fluency. Learning the nuances of a language is almost always tough. And for the most part, you need daily exposure and practice. Each of our KS1 60 Second Reads is a great tool if you're looking for fun resources that will really help your students develop their English ability. In Year 5, your child will continue to develop their comprehension skills and build the habits that make a confident and enthusiastic reader. Your child will learn to:Or, why not use these resources to create your very own reading corner with our illustrated Reading Shed Display Poster? Or take a look through our English Home Learning & School Workbooks? In Year 6, your child will continue to develop as a reader, becoming increasingly independent as they prepare for secondary school. Your child will learn to:

These great year 1 reading comprehension activities will make a fabulous addition to time spent reading with your Year 1 child at home. I am, for example, a good decoder in Spanish as I studied it for a year at school. I know the correct pronunciations. However, I’m not a Spanish reader as I can only make sense of very few words. And my decoding skills are useless without comprehension.Writing in role provides children with an authentic purpose for their writing as well as enabling them to write freely, unrestrained by the expectations of more formal writing lessons. They might choose to write in role a:

Our fantastic printable literacy worksheets and reading activities contain a variety of different question types for kids to answer. These questions will keep pupils engaged and test their ability to recall what they’ve read. Reading comprehension resources for KS1 & 2 can be used in a range of ways. As part of your English lessons, or perhaps during guided reading sessions. They are brilliant preparation for both KS1 and KS2 SATs and provide children with experience, breadth and practise when it comes to reading. Our range of topics include: No one likes to make a fool of themselves, but your children would appreciate it if you did. To fully immerse children in any dramatic scenario, you might need to jump in with them.

How can students improve reading comprehension?

This short BBC Bitesize video helps children to understand that when you read a text, link together the facts and clues to see the bigger picture and understand what’s happening, that this is called comprehension. Fig 1 shows how the character feels (inside her outline) when she finds herself stranded on a strange planet. Around the outside of her outline are words that illustrate how others perceive Beegu (both her character and her appearance).