Listening to – and talking about – stories is such a key activity for little ones. Share these preschool reading activities with your child as a step toward raising a reader.
Ask simple reading comprehension questions: What do they think happens next?
Explore more skill-building ideas with our literacy activities for preschoolers.
A Day at the Lake uses a sequence of colorful pictures to build reading comprehension for preschool. Cut and paste the pictures in the correct order to tell a fun story! Our preschool reading activities can help your little learner focus on the power of words and books long before they’re able to read independently. […]
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What are these silly beasts up to? Look at the pictures and paste them in the right order to find out! Picture sequencing is a fun, interactive way to boost reading comprehension for preschool. Check out our other literacy activities for preschoolers, too! Related Worksheets:
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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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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!
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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!
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What happens when two silly pals share a tub? Color the pictures and paste them in the right order to find out! Picture sequencing activities are a fun, interactive way to boost reading comprehension for preschool. Consider our other literacy activities for preschoolers, too. Related Worksheets:
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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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