The Fox and the Crow (Year 2)

Author: Scott Goldie

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This worksheet works well alongside our The Fox and the Crow Video to develop children's reading comprehension skills.

After watching the video, can children answer all of the questions in this worksheet?

Answers are included.

This resource is also available in a handy Lesson Pack, containing a selection of worksheets and Powerpoints on Traditional Tales.

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