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Fiction: The Lost Kitten
Name
Score
Read the story, then answer the questions.
The Lost Kitten
Mia heard a soft cry near the old oak tree.
A tiny grey kitten was stuck up high.
Mia ran to get her dad to help.
Dad reached up and lifted the kitten down.
The kitten was safe, and it began to purr.
1) Who heard the cry?
2) What animal was stuck?
3) Who helped Mia?
4) How did the kitten feel at the end?
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Reading Worksheet
Fiction: The Lost Kitten
Ages 6–8
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Fiction: Sam's Red Kite
Name
Score
Read the story, then answer the questions.
Sam's Red Kite
Sam got a bright red kite for his birthday.
He ran to the park on a windy day.
The kite went up, up into the blue sky.
Then the string slipped from his hand!
Sam's friend caught it just in time.
1) What colour was the kite?
2) Where did Sam go?
3) What happened to the string?
4) Who caught the kite?
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Reading Worksheet
Fiction: Sam's Red Kite
Ages 6–8
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Fiction: A Day at the Pond
Name
Score
Read the story, then answer the questions.
A Day at the Pond
Leo and Ava walked down to the green pond.
They saw ducks swim and frogs jump.
Ava fed the ducks little bits of bread.
A big frog leaped and made them laugh.
They walked home when the sun went down.
1) Who went to the pond?
2) What did they see?
3) What did Ava feed the ducks?
4) When did they go home?
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Reading Worksheet
Fiction: A Day at the Pond
Ages 6–8
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Fiction: The Big Race
Name
Score
Read the story, then answer the questions.
The Big Race
Today was the day of the school race.
Nia felt nervous at the starting line.
The whistle blew and everyone ran fast.
Nia did not win, but she tried her best.
Her class cheered and she felt proud.
1) What day was it?
2) How did Nia feel at the start?
3) Did Nia win the race?
4) How did Nia feel at the end?
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Reading Worksheet
Fiction: The Big Race
Ages 6–8
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Fiction: A Day at the Pond (Again)
Name
Score
Read the story, then answer the questions.
A Day at the Pond
Leo and Ava walked down to the green pond.
They saw ducks swim and frogs jump.
Ava fed the ducks little bits of bread.
A big frog leaped and made them laugh.
They walked home when the sun went down.
1) Who went to the pond?
2) What did they see?
3) What did Ava feed the ducks?
4) When did they go home?
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Reading Worksheet
Fiction: A Day at the Pond (Again)
Ages 6–8
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Non-Fiction: Busy Bees
Name
Score
Read the facts, then answer the questions.
Busy Bees
Bees are small insects with six legs.
They fly from flower to flower to find nectar.
Bees make sweet honey inside their hive.
They help plants grow by moving pollen.
Bees are busy and very helpful.
1) How many legs does a bee have?
2) What do bees make?
3) Where do bees live?
4) How do bees help plants?
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Reading Worksheet
Non-Fiction: Busy Bees
Ages 6–8
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Non-Fiction: The Sun
Name
Score
Read the facts, then answer the questions.
The Sun
The Sun is a giant star in the sky.
It gives us light and warm heat.
Plants need the Sun to grow big.
The Sun rises in the morning.
It sets again at night.
1) What is the Sun?
2) What does the Sun give us?
3) Who needs the Sun to grow?
4) When does the Sun rise?
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Reading Worksheet
Non-Fiction: The Sun
Ages 6–8
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Non-Fiction: How a Frog Grows
Name
Score
Read the facts, then answer the questions.
How a Frog Grows
A frog begins life as a tiny egg.
The egg hatches into a tadpole in water.
The tadpole grows legs as it gets bigger.
Soon it becomes a little frog.
Frogs can hop on land and swim in water.
1) How does a frog begin life?
2) What hatches from the egg?
3) What grows on the tadpole?
4) Where can frogs live?
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Reading Worksheet
Non-Fiction: How a Frog Grows
Ages 6–8
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Non-Fiction: Where Rain Comes From
Name
Score
Read the facts, then answer the questions.
Where Rain Comes From
Rain is water that falls from clouds.
The sun warms water in lakes and seas.
The water rises up and makes clouds.
When clouds get heavy, rain falls down.
Rain gives plants and animals a drink.
1) Where does rain fall from?
2) What warms the water?
3) What do heavy clouds do?
4) Who does rain help?
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Reading Worksheet
Non-Fiction: Where Rain Comes From
Ages 6–8
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Non-Fiction: Busy Bees (Again)
Name
Score
Read the story, then answer the questions.
Busy Bees
Bees are small insects with six legs.
They fly from flower to flower to find nectar.
Bees make sweet honey inside their hive.
They help plants grow by moving pollen.
Bees are busy and very helpful.
1) How many legs does a bee have?
2) What do bees make?
3) Where do bees live?
4) How do bees help plants?
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Reading Worksheet
Non-Fiction: Busy Bees (Again)
Ages 6–8
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Main Idea & Details
Name
Score
Read the passage. Write the main idea and three details.
The Lost Kitten
Mia heard a soft cry near the old oak tree.
A tiny grey kitten was stuck up high.
Mia ran to get her dad to help.
Dad reached up and lifted the kitten down.
The kitten was safe, and it began to purr.
Main idea:
Detail 1:
Detail 2:
Detail 3:
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Reading Worksheet
Main Idea: The Lost Kitten
Ages 6–8
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Main Idea & Details
Name
Score
Read the passage. Write the main idea and three details.
Busy Bees
Bees are small insects with six legs.
They fly from flower to flower to find nectar.
Bees make sweet honey inside their hive.
They help plants grow by moving pollen.
Bees are busy and very helpful.
Main idea:
Detail 1:
Detail 2:
Detail 3:
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Reading Worksheet
Main Idea: Busy Bees
Ages 6–8
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Main Idea & Details
Name
Score
Read the passage. Write the main idea and three details.
The Sun
The Sun is a giant star in the sky.
It gives us light and warm heat.
Plants need the Sun to grow big.
The Sun rises in the morning.
It sets again at night.
Main idea:
Detail 1:
Detail 2:
Detail 3:
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Reading Worksheet
Main Idea: The Sun
Ages 6–8
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Main Idea & Details
Name
Score
Read the passage. Write the main idea and three details.
How a Frog Grows
A frog begins life as a tiny egg.
The egg hatches into a tadpole in water.
The tadpole grows legs as it gets bigger.
Soon it becomes a little frog.
Frogs can hop on land and swim in water.
Main idea:
Detail 1:
Detail 2:
Detail 3:
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Reading Worksheet
Main Idea: How a Frog Grows
Ages 6–8
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Sequencing: What Happened?
Name
Score
Read the story. Number the events 1 to 4 in the right order.
The Lost Kitten
Mia heard a soft cry near the old oak tree.
A tiny grey kitten was stuck up high.
Mia ran to get her dad to help.
Dad reached up and lifted the kitten down.
The kitten was safe, and it began to purr.
Dad lifted the kitten down.
Mia got her dad.
Mia heard a cry.
The kitten purred.
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Reading Worksheet
Sequencing: The Lost Kitten
Ages 6–8
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Sequencing: What Happened?
Name
Score
Read the story. Number the events 1 to 4 in the right order.
Sam's Red Kite
Sam got a bright red kite for his birthday.
He ran to the park on a windy day.
The kite went up, up into the blue sky.
Then the string slipped from his hand!
Sam's friend caught it just in time.
His friend caught it.
Sam got a kite.
Sam went to the park.
The string slipped.
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Reading Worksheet
Sequencing: Sam's Red Kite
Ages 6–8
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