1st Grade Reading Comprehension Passages and Questions Worksheet
- 38 pages
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About this resource
Looking for 1st grade reading comprehension passages and questions your class can work on right away? This set has 24 one-page passages, 12 short stories about kids and animals and 12 simple fact texts about animals, space and nature. Each has a picture, 4 to 6 short sentences and three questions: one multiple choice, one answer in a sentence, and one draw-it or write-it. Every question can be answered from the passage itself. Print and go, or type into the PDF.
EVERYTHING INSIDE (38 pages)
- 24 one-page passages: 12 stories and 12 fact texts, 123 sentences in all (788 words), each with a picture
- 72 questions, 3 on every page: 24 multiple choice (the right choice is a, b or c in turn), 24 answer-in-a-sentence with two writing lines, 24 draw-it or write-it (13 with a box to draw in and a word to write, 11 with three lines for a sentence)
- A "My name" and date line at the top of every passage page
- An answer key on 2 pages, with a sample answer for every question
- A passage list, a question guide with things to say, a reading tracker for all 24 passages, a filled example (an invented student), a roll-up by kind of passage and kind of question, a family page, 18 note starters, a binder cover and spine, and Start Here
How It Works
1. Pick a story or a fact text and print the page.
2. The child reads the passage, or you read it first and the child reads it back.
3. The child answers the three questions and checks the answer in the passage.
4. Check with the key; record it on the tracker.
Built For The Child Holding The Page
A big "My name" line, one short instruction with a small picture, big print, a scalloped border and room to write and draw. Nothing on a student page is written for an adult: the key, tracker and notes are on separate teacher pages. A small circle or square at the foot of the page marks a story or a fact text.
What This Is, And What It Is Not
Who This Is For
First grade teachers, special education teachers, interventionists and families who want short reading passages with questions that stay close to the text.
