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1 Including CD-ROM for whiteboard use or printing Primary English Reading Comprehension Success in Year 2 Written and illustrated by Jim Edmiston
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3 Acknowledgements: Author: Jim Edmiston Cover Design: Jim Edmiston and Kathryn Webster The right of Jim Edmiston to be identified as the author of this publication has been asserted by him in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act HeadStart Primary Ltd Elker Lane Clitheroe BB7 9HZ Primary T E. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior permission of the publisher. Published by HeadStart Primary Ltd 2016 HeadStart Primary Ltd 2016 A record for this book is available from the British Library - ISBN:
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7 My Grandad the Gardener My grandad just loves gardening. Every day, you will find him digging or planting seeds. When I visit him, he is always very cheerful. As soon as I step into the garden, he hands me a trowel and shows me where to begin weeding. Now, it s something I like to do as well. The scent of the flowers and the buzzing of the bees on a sunny day these are all part of a wonderful day with Grandad in the garden. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
8 There was once a huge giant who lived at the edge of a beautiful village called Littletown. For a giant, Bob was very friendly. This was because he loved the jar of honey that Katie and Sam took him every day. It wasn t a small jar. They had to shove it along the winding road on a cart. Then they had to get it across the river by the swinging bridge to where Bob lay in the shade of the trees. One day, Katie and Sam arrived at the riverbank and noticed that a beaver had gnawed part of the bridge. They couldn t cross. They began to worry that Bob would get angry without his honey to keep him sweet. Suddenly, it grew very gloomy. It was Bob s shadow. He wasn t angry. He smiled. He lifted up a tree trunk and placed it across the river. So then the villagers had a new bridge and Bob had his honey. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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11 On 30 th May, 1963, Helen Sharman was born in Sheffield. She grew up very interested in science. Then, one day, listening to the radio, she heard about a competition to pick someone to be an astronaut. Lots of people nearly 13,000 asked to be part of this exciting competition. It was going to be on television. On 25 th November, 1989, Helen won. She was chosen to be the first British astronaut. Helen was the winner because of her skills as a scientist. After that, she had 18 months hard training in Star City in Russia. She had to learn Russian. On 18 th May, 1991, she was launched into space. Most of her eight days in space were spent working in the Mir Space Station. While she was in space she: took photos of the British Isles chatted to schoolchildren over the radio did experiments with seeds to see how well they grew in space compared to Earth At the time she was chosen, Helen was working for the company that makes Mars bars. Newspaper reporters wrote headlines such as: Girl from Mars Blasts off to the Stars! Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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13 On 7 th April, 1972, Tim Peake was born in Chichester. In 1994, he became a helicopter pilot. Later, he beat over 8000 other people hoping to be trained to be astronauts. Part of his training was to live under water for 12 days. He also had to learn to speak Russian so that he could talk to the other astronauts. On 15 th December 2015, he was launched into space with five other astronauts. They were heading for the International Space Station that orbits the Earth. His first meal on the Space Station was a bacon sandwich and a cup of tea. While orbiting the Earth, he gave science lessons to thousands of schoolchildren. He showed what zero gravity was like by doing back flips and playing ping pong with a bubble of water. On 15 th January 2016, he became the first British astronaut to take part in a spacewalk outside the Space Station. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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15 verse 1 Standing on stilts, my brother, Bradley, Fell over backwards and hurt himself badly. The doctors stood around, and whispered in a huddle, It could have been worse if he d fallen in a puddle. verse 3 My cousin has a friend whose name is Kitty, My sister, Jane, is a terrible child. She behaves like a tiger out in the wild. She frightened the life out of our Aunt Mabel, Growling and howling under the table. verse 2 Who paints her face green and thinks she s pretty. When she came on Sunday to play hide-and-seek, She lay on the grass and stayed hidden for a week. verse 4 There s nobody quite like old Uncle Norm, Who went for a stroll in a thunderstorm. He didn t wear a coat or a hat or a boot, But splashed in the rain in his bathing suit. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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17 This is my monster. I don t know exactly what it is. That s why I ve called it Spike. It has spikes on its back that shoot out golden lightning bolts. It s about the size of a truck. Its wings look too small for its fat body, but they can stretch out about twenty metres on each side. Lots of Spike-type monsters used to fly around a long time ago in Egypt, but they kept knocking people over with their twirly tails. So they were chased away. People threw spears at them and hit them with brushes with long handles when they flew down to steal the dates off their palm trees. It has horns on its head for protection. It doesn t have a comb, so, sometimes, its floppy hair falls in its eye and it can t see where it s going. It has only one big eye. It can see for miles. It can also spot really tiny bugs, which it splats with its flippers. Then it munches them. I think most of them escaped to another planet. Probably Mars. You don t see many on Earth nowadays. They wear a metal triangle round their necks for sending messages to each other. They make whistling noises that we can t hear. Only dogs can hear them. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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19 Mo and Jo didn t expect aliens to come to their party. They did bring presents. That was very kind of them. Things started off all right. When they danced, everybody could hear music. It seemed to come from the sky. It even made the goldfish dance. The game of hide-and-seek wasn t a success. Nobody could find Nish, because he had made himself invisible. We had no trouble finding Shimmer, of course. She glowed pink and green. Gumster ruined the game of musical chairs, when he ate all the chairs. I don t think he understood the rules. Then, when we were about to have some birthday cake, Squilch zapped it with his strange eyes. What a shame. It looked delicious. When they d gone, Mo and Jo couldn t wait to open their presents. They looked like boxes of chocolates from another planet. It was a pity they ran away before they could be eaten. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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22 A mighty lion was sleeping in the forest, when a tiny mouse ran across his nose. Angry at being wakened up, the lion placed his heavy paw on the mouse s tail. He was ready to kill her. Set me free, begged the poor mouse. One day I ll repay you. The lion thought this was very funny. How could a mouse ever help him? But he was generous and let her go. Some days later, the lion was caught in a hunter s net. His roar filled the forest. The mouse heard the noise and quickly found the lion struggling in the net. So she gnawed at one of the ropes that held him. Soon, he was free. See, said the mouse, how even a tiny mouse can help a lion. One good turn deserves another, and kindness is never wasted. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
23 The teacher, Mr Jackson, was about to blow his whistle to start the race. Then he saw that Eric had a real egg instead of a potato. Luckily, Mr Jackson had an extra potato handy and gave it to Eric. Everybody held up their spoons, ready to go. Then Bartek asked if he could go to the toilet. Mr Jackson nodded and looked at his watch. When Bartek returned, Samira asked if she could go as well. Mr Jackson sighed. Once everyone was lined up again, Mina dropped her potato. They all waited until she had picked it up. At last, Mr Jackson blew his whistle. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
24 Mum asked Annie and Josh to go to the village shop to buy some food. Annie took the shopping list and Josh put the money in his pocket. Outside the shop, they laughed as a cat chased a dog down the street. Mr Clifton, who ran the shop, smiled as they went in. They crossed the road at the zebra crossing, waving to their friend, Sacha, who was playing in her garden. They said that they d play later. It didn t take long to fill their basket with milk, eggs and breakfast cereal. But when they went to pay, Josh had no money. It had fallen through a hole in his pocket. Mr Clifton told them not to worry. They could pay him later. Even so, Josh and Annie were upset all the way home. Then, on the pavement outside their house, they found the money. They ran all the way back to the shop with it. Mr Clifton smiled and gave them each an ice lolly. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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30 The Taj Mahal is so beautiful. It s a kind of tomb in India for somebody special who passed away. I know I d never be able to afford to build one. We made a special trip to the city of Agra to see it, because it s worldfamous. It s right next to the River Yamuna. We were told that the Emperor Shah Jahan had it built for his wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It took 20 years to finish. This was round about They say that poets compared it to a white cloud. It s made of white marble, which gleamed as the sun rose! Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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35 ORC COUNTRY The orcs are not very clever, but they are very good at guarding the way to Fairy Land. They won t let you walk through their country unless you have the secret password. Only wizards know what it is. WIZARD CORNER The wizard hides the secret password under his scruffy old hat. He never gives anything away unless he gets something in return. He hasn t had a new hat for 683 years. DRAGON ISLAND Deep inside a dark cave, protected by a dragon, there is the treasure. The island is in the middle of the Crocodile Sea. So you can t swim there. FAIRY LAND The fairies can do all sorts of things. They can make crocodiles go to sleep, but they are scared of dark caves and dragons. They also have a spell that can make magic ponies fly as high as the clouds. MAGIC PONY FIELDS The magic ponies are quite lonely and long for a day when they can let someone ride them around their fields. They often stare up at the sky and wonder what is up there. CLOUDLAND In Cloudland, there lives an old man. He can float on a cloud and has the power to make dragons do anything he wants just by looking at them. He could get you the treasure, but he is afraid of the dark. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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38 Black feathers seen from above and white feathers seen from below make it hard for predators to spot them while swimming. They have a layer of fat, called blubber, under their skin to keep them warm in freezing temperatures. They have fluffy feathers next to their skin, as well as an outer layer of feathers to keep in the heat. Penguins beaks have a little hook at the end to help them feed on fish. They are also able to drink salty seawater. The feet of penguins help them to grip the ice as well as helping them to steer when they are swimming. Penguins can t fly, but, instead of wings, they have flippers that help them swim. The bodies of penguins are shaped to swim easily through the water. They can swim at 15 miles per hour. Their feathers are oily so that they can stay waterproof while they are swimming. They also huddle together to stay warm. As many as 5000 penguins will crowd close together when freezing winds are blowing. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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44 Can t Do Anything Test A - Year 2 It s time for school. Ramal s little sister, Tara, says, Can I come? No, says Ramal. You re too little. You can take my rag doll, says Tara. Ramal rolls his eyes around. What! I don t need a doll. I m big now. Tara and his mother wave him goodbye as he runs off to school. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
45 Test A - Year 2 Gongs are big and made of metal. You strike them with a beater. They can be deafening, so, long ago in China, they beat them to tell farmers to come for dinner. I made mine from one of Mum s old baking trays. Dad drilled two holes in the top. I added stickers and tied it to a twig. The beater is a wooden spoon with tape wrapped round it. Mum wants it back afterwards. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
46 Test A - Year 2 They used rainsticks in South America to ask the spirits to make it rain. They made them out of dead cactus. This one is a cardboard tube. I taped brown paper to one end. Inside, I put in a long piece of twisted tin foil, then some rice and dried pasta. I taped more paper over the other end, then I painted it. When you turn it upside down, the stuff inside trickles down. It sounds like rain. Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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48 Percentage Score Stage 0 25 Emerging Less than Developing expected progress Progressing Secure Expected progress Mastering More than Exceeding expected progress 0 50% Less than expected 51 75% Expected % More than expected Copyright HeadStart Primary Ltd
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52 Primary English Reading Comprehension T E. covers National Curriculum objectives practises skills from the 2016 English reading test framework (STA document) incorporates built-in differentiation combines a range of fiction and non-fiction includes 3 end-of-term tests features a colour version on CD-ROM Primary Success in Year 2
SAMPLE. Year 2. Primary. English Reading Comprehension. Success in. Written and illustrated by Jim Edmiston
Including CD-ROM for whiteboard use or printing Primary English Reading Comprehension Success in Year 2 Written and illustrated by Jim Edmiston Primary English Reading Comprehension Success in Year 2 Written
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