
Sam and the Red Bag
Read or listen to the original short passage, then practise finding explicit information.
Read a short story together, then talk about what happened using clues from the text.

Read together: An adult can read the words aloud or invite the child to read familiar words. Understanding the story matters even before independent reading is fluent.
Talk about the text: Ask who the story is about, what happened, and where the story provides a clue. Encourage the child to point to a detail or explain it aloud.
Try the worksheet: Work through one example together, then let the child try the remaining questions with support as needed.
2 approved printable activities, with previews and two paper sizes.

Read or listen to the original short passage, then practise finding explicit information.

Read or listen to the original short passage, then practise cause and sequence.
If reading sentences independently is difficult, read the story aloud and focus on listening comprehension. If the questions feel easy, invite the child to retell the story and describe one additional detail.
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