Cambridge Movers Reading Worksheets
39 printable reading comprehension worksheets · Movers (A1)
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Movers reading comprehension worksheets
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About Movers reading comprehension worksheets
Movers (A1) readers can cope with short connected texts: a simple story told across a few pictures, a dialogue or a short description. The language expands to the past simple, comparatives and superlatives, and the Movers word list adds topics such as the weather, health, places in town and the world around us.
Worksheets practice tasks familiar from the Movers Reading and Writing paper, such as matching definitions to words, choosing the best response in a dialogue, completing a story with words from a box and answering questions about a picture story. Children read for the main idea first, then for detail.
Every worksheet includes an answer key and teacher copy. Print it as a PDF in A4 or US Letter, or send a class link so children can do it online without an account. A word bank and large-print, dyslexia-friendly font are available for extra support.
Teaching tips: Movers reading comprehension worksheets
- Before reading a story, show the pictures and ask children to predict what happens.
- Encourage learners to find and underline the words in the text that give them each answer.
- Turn dialogue-completion tasks into short role plays so the reading also becomes speaking practice.
- Revisit the same text a few days later with a different task to consolidate vocabulary.
Questions teachers ask
What reading skills do Movers learners need?
They should understand short stories and dialogues, match words to definitions and pick out specific information, using the Movers vocabulary and simple past tense.
Are these the same as the Movers exam?
They are exam-style practice based on the Movers syllabus, not official papers, so they are ideal for building skills before mock tests.
Can I use these with children who are not taking the exam?
Yes. The texts are graded A1 reading for primary learners and work in any young learner course.