These engaging 1st grade reading comprehension activities will enhance your child’s reading skills – and their confidence, too! Choose from read-aloud stories, context clue activities, drawing challenges and more.
Our reading activities and sight word worksheets are also great ways to build literacy skills at home.
Read this cheerful Halloween story and answer the questions. Use the back of the sheet to draw your own Halloween story. Our first grade reading comprehension worksheets are an excellent way to build fluency and vocabulary. Our first grade sight words resources can boost skills even more. Keep going!
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this AP word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and reading comprehension skills!
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Read this story full of words ending with the consonant digraphs CH and TCH. Trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Our first grade reading comprehension worksheets are great for boosting your child’s literacy skills – and so are our 1st grade spelling worksheets!
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Reading comprehension is more than just reading words – it’s about understanding their meaning. Read each sentence and draw a line connecting it to the picture that matches. Keep practicing 1st grade reading comprehension with more first grade reading comprehension worksheets!
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Practicing reading comprehension means you’re not just reading some words on a page – you’re understanding what the sentence means! Keep building your reading confidence with more first grade reading comprehension worksheets – and try some first grade sight words activities, too.
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Get ready to read a great story with CR and GR beginning blends. Can you think of other words starting with CR or GR? Write them on the back of this reading comprehension worksheet. Check out other 1st grade reading comprehension activities for even more practice with new word patterns.
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Our printable reading log features adorable critters your child will love. Each time you read a book, color a snail or turtle! A great way to practice reading comprehension activities at home. It’s a perfect reading incentive all year long, but especially during Read Across America month in March!
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Let’s enjoy a day at the lake! Read this 1st grade reading comprehension story and draw a scene showing what you read. Then answer the questions. It’s fun to practice with our first grade reading comprehension worksheets – keep going! Try our 1st grade spelling worksheets, too!
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this ED word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension worksheet. Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this ET word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension worksheet. Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
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Comprehension goes beyond simply reading the words on a page. It also means that you can infer – or make guesses – about what you’ve read. Our first grade reading comprehension worksheets invite you to read sentences and figure out which word best completes each one. Check out our 1st grade sight words activities for […]
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When you read a story, you’re doing more than reading words on a page – you’re figuring out what’s going on. Which word best completes each sentence in our first grade reading comprehension worksheets? Use the pictures for cues. Keep practicing your 1st grade reading comprehension with us!
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Fill in the word that best completes each sentence. If you’re not sure which word to choose, look at the picture for context. Why not try other first grade reading comprehension worksheets to keep building your reading skills? Consider practicing first grade sight words, too!
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Here’s a fun way to make sure you understand what you read! Which of these facts are true? Cross out the silly or untrue sentences. Then draw a picture of ants! First grade reading comprehension worksheets like this can really help you boost your 1st grade reading comprehension.
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Read all about lemons. Cross out any sentences you think are silly or false. Then answer the question – and draw your own picture of the back of the page! Our first grade reading comprehension worksheets are a fun way to boost your fluency and 1st grade reading comprehension.
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This story is a fun way to learn new words with GL and FL beginning blends. Can you think of other words starting with GL or FL? Write them on the back of this reading comprehension worksheet! For more practice with new word patterns, see our full selection of reading comprehension activities.
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Look at the picture and decide which word best completes each sentence. On the back of the page, draw a picture of what you think happens next. Our 1st grade reading comprehension worksheets are an engaging way to practice story sequencing, prediction, analyzing and more. For even more reading practice, try a first grade sight […]
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this IG word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension worksheet. Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
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Look at the pictures, then read the sentences. Circle the ones that best describe what you see in the pictures. Draw your own picture of what you think happens next in the story! Keep going with first grade reading comprehension worksheets to build your child’s fluency and love of reading.
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this IN word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the comprehension questions. Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this IT word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension minibook. Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
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Your child’s reading comprehension skills will grow as they review a brief passage about cats and then write supporting details about what they’ve read. Our first grade reading comprehension worksheets are designed to expand your second grader’s ability to not only read a text, but to explore it fully.
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After reading a brief passage about sharks, your child will confirm their comprehension by describing the main idea and three unique details. Our first grade reading comprehension worksheets are designed by literacy experts to engage your child and support deeper thinking about what they read.
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This season, help your child FALL in love with new vocabulary words! Creating a word tree is a colorful way to practice writing and spelling new words. Write a word, then draw a picture to show its meaning. Cut out the leaves, paste them onto the tree trunk, and proudly display your tree.
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The NG letter pair is special: it belongs among consonant blends and consonant digraphs, too. Read the story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Can you think of more words ending in NG? Write them on the back! Keep boosting your skills with our blends worksheets.
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this OG word family story, color the pictures, and answer the comprehension questions. There are so many different word families to explore. Keep up the good work – the more you practice, the stronger your reading, spelling, and comprehension skills will be!
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read the OX word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the reading comprehension questions. Practicing different word families will boost your child’s reading and comprehension skills – and their confidence, too!
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Words starting with QU are the focus of this reading comprehension worksheet. Read the story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Can you think of other words that use QU beginning blends? Write them on the back of the sheet!
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Reading a book is a great way to travel… in our imaginations! Use this delightful reading log for kids to encourage your child’s reading habits during Read Across America week. Each time they read a book, write its title on one of the clouds and color in the hot air balloon! Check out our other […]
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Our printable reading log for kids features an adorable caterpillar theme. Read a book, then write its title on one of the caterpillar’s body segments. Watch your caterpillar grow as you read more books! A great way to encourage reading habits. Check out our other reading comprehension activities, too!
[…]What happens when you tap a magic wand? You’ll find out in this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the AP word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. A fun way to practice reading different short A words and boosting comprehension skills at home!
[…]Meet Ned and Ted – the two silly pups who are the center of this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the ED word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. It’s an ideal way to give your child at home practice with different short E words!
[…]Who does the hippo choose as a pet? You’ll find out in this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the ET word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. It’s an ideal way to give your child at home practice with different short E words!
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What can the big pig do? You’ll find out in this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the IG word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Practicing different short I words is an ideal way to boost your child’s reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
[…]What’s in the hat? You’ll find out in this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the IN word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Practicing different short I words is an ideal way to boost your child’s reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
[…]A pig who plays baseball is the star of this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the IT word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Practicing different short I words is an ideal way to boost your child’s reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
[…]A silly story about a fox who loves hats! Read the OX word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension worksheet. It’s an ideal way to give your child at home practice with different short O words!
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Busy dogs and funny bugs are the stars of this UG word family story. Read the minibook, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension worksheet. A great way for your child to practice short U words and increase their vocabulary – and confidence!
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What happens when you put a hog in a tub? Find out in this silly UB word family story! Read the minibook, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension worksheet. A great way for your child to practice short U words and increase their vocabulary – and confidence!
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The Lost Chest is a fun story filled with words ending in ST or SP. Read a story, trace letters, color pictures, and answer questions in this reading comprehension worksheet. Can you think of other words that use ST or SP ending blends? Write them on the back!
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Summer is perfect time for ice cream… and relaxing with a good book. Use this cool summer reading log to encourage your child to keep reading during summer vacation. Color an ice cream cone for each book they read! A great way to support fluency and reading comprehension activities at home.
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A lovely family activity for the holiday season: read the prompts and write down what you’re grateful for. Even young readers can share their thoughts with phonemic spelling (based on sounds). Include a drawing, too! Thanksgiving activities for kids are great home reading comprehension activities.
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A lovely Valentine’s Day writing activity your child to enjoy at home. Even young readers can share their thoughts using phonemic spelling (based on sounds). Include a drawing, too! Valentine’s Day worksheets are great exercises in fluency and comprehension – plus, they’re a lot of fun!
[…]It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this UG word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the comprehension questions. There are so many word families to explore – keep practicing and soon you’ll be a reading superstar!
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Winter is a great time to curl up and read a book! Print out this winter holidays reading log and ask your child to color a picture for every 20 minutes of reading time. Keeping track of time spent with a book is an encouraging way to build your child’s confidence and start a new […]
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Our printable reading log features a series of silly mittens for your child to color – one for each book they read! It’s a perfect reading incentive all year long, but especially during the chilly days of winter! Plus, it’s a great way to practice reading comprehension activities at home.
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