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Finding Information practice for Reception – Year 6
English · Reading Comprehension · Early Years (EYFS), Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2. Understanding what you read: facts, clues, order and the writer’s choices.
What your child will learn
- Answer who, what and where questions about a short story.
- Recall key details from a story read aloud.
- Answer literal questions about a longer story.
- Listen to a story and recall events and characters.
- Find facts in short non-fiction texts, answer questions and see how pieces of information are related.
- Recognise how non-fiction books are structured: title, contents, headings, labels, glossary, diagrams and instructions.
Try some free finding information questions
These are real BrightWorld questions. In the app, every question adapts to your child’s level and comes with hints and worked examples.
Question 1. Where did Pip live?
Pip the puffin lived on a rocky island. Every morning, Pip dived into the sea to catch fish for breakfast.
Pip the puffin lived on a rocky island. Every morning, Pip dived into the sea to catch fish for breakfast.
- In a forest
- On a rocky island
- In a city
Show the answer
On a rocky island
Question 2. What was the snowman’s nose made of?
Ana wore red mittens to play in the snow. She built a snowman with a carrot nose.
Ana wore red mittens to play in the snow. She built a snowman with a carrot nose.
- A carrot
- A button
- A stone
Show the answer
A carrot
Question 3. What did Fizz see?
When the sun came out, Fizz saw a rainbow over the lake. “Rain and sun make rainbows!” she said.
When the sun came out, Fizz saw a rainbow over the lake. “Rain and sun make rainbows!” she said.
- A rainbow
- A rocket
- A dragon
Show the answer
A rainbow
How BrightWorld helps with finding information
Children practise finding information at Easy, Medium or Hard, in mixed quizzes, in the Answer Run game and inside story missions. If they get stuck, they get a hint and a worked example; if they’re flying, the questions get harder. Parents see how they’re doing in the parent area.
Practise finding information in BrightWorld
BrightWorld starts at your child’s level with a quick, fun check, then adapts as they learn. No ads, no strangers, and you see what they’ve learned.
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BrightWorld starts at your child’s level with a quick, fun check, then adapts as they learn. No ads, no strangers, and you see what they’ve learned.
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