Printable primary worksheets

KS1 Valleys and Hills WorksheetIn this worksheet, students will explore the characteristics and significance of valleys and hills through simple and relatable descriptions. They will learn about the defining attributes of valleys, including their low-lying nature, association with hills or mountains, and the presence of rivers. Additionally, students will discover the various features of hills, such as their raised elevation, diverse shapes, and the enjoyment people derive from them.Educational Objectives:Identify the key characteristics of valleys and hills.Understand the importance of valleys and hills in the environment.Develop comprehension skills through reading and answering questions.Foster an appreciation for the natural world and its diverse landscapes.How to Use:Download and distribute the worksheet to students.Encourage students to read the passages about valleys and hills carefully.Have students answer the comprehension questions provided, either independently or in small groups.Review the answers together as a class, discussing any misconceptions and reinforcing key concepts.Download the worksheet today and embark on an exciting journey of discovery with your KS1 students!

Reading Comprehension - SalmonThe passage incorporates vocabulary words relevant to the topic, encouraging students to identify and comprehend these words within the context of the passage. This process enriches their vocabulary and comprehension.

Reading Comprehension - Basking SharkThis handy reading comprehension is the perfect resource to engage Year 6 students in a deep exploration of these gentle giants of the sea. Educators can use this comprehension exercise as a valuable assessment tool to evaluate students' reading comprehension abilities, identify areas requiring additional support, and assess overall comprehension skills.

Reading Comprehension - Bottlenose DolphinThis comprehension passage delves into the fascinating world of bottlenose dolphins, providing students with a chance to explore these intelligent and social marine mammals while honing their reading comprehension abilities. After reading the passage, students will answer a set of comprehension questions. These questions assess their understanding of the text.

Amelia Earhart reading comprehension activityThis comprehension introduces young readers to the adventurous life of Amelia Earhart and her pioneering accomplishments as a pilot. The questions allow students to engage with the text, reinforce their understanding, and reflect on Amelia's extraordinary journey.

Rosa Parks reading comprehension activityThis short comprehension is tailored for KS1 pupils and aims to introduce them to the inspiring story of Rosa Parks. The multiple-choice questions help children engage with the text, practise their reading skills, and think critically about the important message of courage and equality.

Queen Elizabeth I reading comprehension activityWith age-appropriate language and engaging content, this comprehension aims to introduce young learners to the historical figure of Queen Elizabeth I and spark their interest in history. It introduces the famous queen, her birthdate, and her parents. It highlights her reign as the "Elizabethan Era" and her significant impact on England. The comprehension also mentions the exciting victory over the Spanish Armada during her rule. The worksheet ends by mentioning her famous title "The Virgin Queen" and emphasizes her love for her country. Pupils read through the information and then answer the accompanying study questions. 

Scallops can be found in oceans all over the world. They live in saltwater environments like the Atlantic Ocean. All scallops are bivalves, they have a shell with two halves, like clams and oysters. There are over 400 different species of scallops.Students read through the reading comprehension and learn some interesting facts about scallops. There are 10 questions for them to answer.

This article includes some interesting facts about humpback whales. Humpback whales travel for great distances through the world's oceans. They are the noisiest of all the whales and are known for their amazing 'songs' that they produce underwater. Students read through the text and answer the accompanying study questions.

Choose the Correct Sentence to Match the PictureIn this worksheet, students will be presented with a series of charming pictures, each depicting a different scene or scenario. Their task is to carefully read the sentences provided and select the one that best matches the picture. This activity encourages students to develop their understanding of sentence structure, vocabulary, and context. Engage Year 1 pupils in an enjoyable activity that enhances their reading comprehension and language skills.

This worksheet offers an enjoyable opportunity for students to connect sentences with pictures, promoting a deeper understanding of language and enhancing their overall literacy skills. Enjoy watching your students engage with this activity and witness their language abilities flourish!

Using picture sentences can really help get children ready for reading comprehension. This school-theme picture sentences worksheet is a great time-saver!

A handy year 1 primary resource on picture sentences. Children look at each picture and find a sentence that will match the picture. Picture sentences are a great activity that will support the development of early literacy skills. Picture reading is a fun activity and will help develop a child's observation skills, visual thinking, and confidence to read.

Picture reading is a fun activity and will help develop a child's analysing skills, and visual thinking. Picture reading also builds their confidence to read. Support the development of early literacy skills with this time-saving English worksheet for Year 1.

Support the development of early literacy skills with this time-saving English worksheet for Year 1. Picture reading is a fun activity and will help develop a child's analysing skills and visual thinking. Picture reading also builds their confidence to read.