Reading Worksheets
Make guided reading planning simple with this ready-to-use collection of reading worksheets, designed to focus on key reading skills and work with any book or text.
Perfect for approximately P3–P5, these flexible worksheets can be used throughout the school year as guided reading activities, independent tasks, literacy stations or short-burst comprehension activities.
Unlike resources based around a specific story, these worksheets are designed to work with any book your students are reading, meaning you can reuse them again and again across different texts.
What's included?
🔎 Finding Information
Setting and character activities to encourage children to locate and identify key information from their reading.
🔤 Parts of Speech
Activities focusing on identifying verbs, nouns and adjectives within the text.
📝 Summarising / Summarizing
Tasks that encourage children to identify and record the most important information from what they have read.
💭 Fact & Opinion
Activities to help children distinguish between factual information and personal opinions.
⭐ Book Review
A structured opportunity for children to reflect on and evaluate the book they have read.
💬 Sharing
Prompts for children to record their likes, dislikes, questions and connections.
👤 Character Descriptions
Encourages children to explore and describe characters using evidence from the text.
📖 Write a New Blurb
A creative response activity where children create their own blurb for the book.
📚 Dictionary Skills
Activities focused on finding and understanding the meaning of unfamiliar words.
Perfect for:
Guided reading
Reading comprehension
Literacy stations
Independent reading
Short-burst reading tasks
Small-group activities
Reading response
Homework
Early finishers
Whole-class reading
The worksheets can be used individually as a quick reading task or combined into a series of activities covering different key reading skills.
For even more challenge, use them alongside the Higher-Order Thinking Skills Reading Task Cards to encourage children to think more deeply about their reading.
Included in the resource:
Finding Information – Setting & Character
Parts of Speech – Verbs, Nouns & Adjectives
Summarising / Summarizing
Fact & Opinion
Book Review
Sharing – Likes, Dislikes, Questions & Connections
Character Descriptions
Write a New Blurb
Dictionary Skills – Understanding Meaning
American & British English spelling options
Lined & blank versions
Designed for any book. Reusable throughout the year. Ready whenever you are.
Digital resource — no physical product will be delivered.
Make guided reading planning simple with this ready-to-use collection of reading worksheets, designed to focus on key reading skills and work with any book or text.
Perfect for approximately P3–P5, these flexible worksheets can be used throughout the school year as guided reading activities, independent tasks, literacy stations or short-burst comprehension activities.
Unlike resources based around a specific story, these worksheets are designed to work with any book your students are reading, meaning you can reuse them again and again across different texts.
What's included?
🔎 Finding Information
Setting and character activities to encourage children to locate and identify key information from their reading.
🔤 Parts of Speech
Activities focusing on identifying verbs, nouns and adjectives within the text.
📝 Summarising / Summarizing
Tasks that encourage children to identify and record the most important information from what they have read.
💭 Fact & Opinion
Activities to help children distinguish between factual information and personal opinions.
⭐ Book Review
A structured opportunity for children to reflect on and evaluate the book they have read.
💬 Sharing
Prompts for children to record their likes, dislikes, questions and connections.
👤 Character Descriptions
Encourages children to explore and describe characters using evidence from the text.
📖 Write a New Blurb
A creative response activity where children create their own blurb for the book.
📚 Dictionary Skills
Activities focused on finding and understanding the meaning of unfamiliar words.
Perfect for:
Guided reading
Reading comprehension
Literacy stations
Independent reading
Short-burst reading tasks
Small-group activities
Reading response
Homework
Early finishers
Whole-class reading
The worksheets can be used individually as a quick reading task or combined into a series of activities covering different key reading skills.
For even more challenge, use them alongside the Higher-Order Thinking Skills Reading Task Cards to encourage children to think more deeply about their reading.
Included in the resource:
Finding Information – Setting & Character
Parts of Speech – Verbs, Nouns & Adjectives
Summarising / Summarizing
Fact & Opinion
Book Review
Sharing – Likes, Dislikes, Questions & Connections
Character Descriptions
Write a New Blurb
Dictionary Skills – Understanding Meaning
American & British English spelling options
Lined & blank versions
Designed for any book. Reusable throughout the year. Ready whenever you are.
Digital resource — no physical product will be delivered.