Fresh Fruits (Year 1)

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Put children's reading comprehension skills to the test with this fruit-themed worksheet. They must read the information about fruit and answer the accompanying questions, then write some sentences about their own favourite fruits.

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  • Key Stage: Key Stage 1
  • Subject: English
  • Topic: Non-fiction
  • Topic Group:Comprehension
  • Year(s): Year 1
  • Media Type: PDF
  • Resource Type: Worksheet
  • Last Updated: 23/10/2023
  • Resource Code: E1WAC9682

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