# Christmas Reading Comprehension | Choices and Consequences | Printable Stories & Worksheets

**Price:** $7.25 AUD
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**Year Levels:** year3, year4, year5
**Subjects:** english

## Description (seller-submitted)

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Make Christmas reading activities meaningful with this engaging collection of 3 Christmas r eading comprehension stories , accompanying worksheets and decision-making activities. If you use Would You Rather questions, the first story is a must! Through Christmas stories and relatable situations, students explore choices and consequences, responsibility, mistakes, honesty and fairness, while developing essential reading comprehension and critical thinking skills. What's Included •3 Christmas-themed reading texts, one especially related to Would You Rather Questions • 15 accompanying worksheets •Additional Decision-Making Activities •Oh No! What Now? – Students consider how to respond when a poor decision has unpleasant consequences. •Right or Wrong? – Students explore situations involving good intentions, unexpected outcomes, honesty, kindness and fairness. Rather than simply recalling information, students are encouraged to think deeply, make inferences, express opinions, consider different viewpoints and explain their reasoning. These printable Christmas literacy activities combine reading comprehension with social-emotional learning (SEL), making them ideal for meaningful classroom discussions and end-of-year learning. Reading and Thinking Skills These activities encourage students to develop: Reading comprehension and inference Predicting and drawing conclusions Critical thinking and decision-making Cause-and-effect reasoning Explaining and justifying opinions Considering different perspectives Reflecting on mistakes and responsibility Social-emotional awareness and communication Why I think you’ll like it It is more than Christmas reading comprehension — I’ve tried to encourage students to think, choose, reflect and learn through engaging seasonal stories and meaningful discussions. It is Print and Go: ready for whole class, small groups or individuals. It is an interesting End-of-year literacy activity
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