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First Grade Reading Passages & Comprehension Worksheets

 

This is a set of first grade reading comprehension worksheets designed to support early readers and build their understanding of text. They target both fluency and comprehension skills. Perfect for home or classroom use and just the right length for homework, independent work, or even an assessment. 

 

In addition to the worksheets, there is also a set of sight word cards containing 56 different words found in the stories.

 

 

🔵 FEATURES

 

These reading worksheets are designed to build reading skills in young learners. They have specific features that support first graders:

 

  • large, primary font
  • short decodable passages
  • common first grade sight words
  • uncluttered design
  • consistent format
  • plenty of space for written responses
  • built-in fluency practice

 

Comprehension Practice:

Each printable worksheet includes a short story followed by three text-based comprehension questions. These are basic questions appropriate for young readers with answers easily found in the story. Students must go back to the passage to find specific details that answer each question. This teaches students to refer back to the text instead of just guessing or trying to remember what they read.

 

Two of the questions are multiple-choice and the third requires a short written response. The multiple-choice questions have two possible answer choices with large “bubble” circles so students can color in the correct answer. 

 

Learning to "bubble in" their answers, prepares students for future standardized testing. 

 

 

Fluency:

These worksheets encourage repeated reading which helps build fluency. Students are prompted to read the passage three times before they answer questions. There is a smiley face to color in each time they read it. This feature is a great way to incorporate fluency practice. 

 

 

🟢 WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE:

 

  • 15 reading passages with comprehension questions (in 2 versions)
  • 56 sight word cards
  • Answer keys

 

Each worksheet is provided in two versions:

 

Version A - Can be used as homework and includes space for parent initials

Version B - Can be used as classwork or assessment with a space for a score or grade

 

An answer key for each worksheet is also included.

 

The sight word cards let you pre-teach new words students will encounter as they read. These cards can used as flashcards to help students build automaticity. I suggest pre-teaching (or reviewing) these words before having students complete the reading comprehension worksheet. This will help them be more successful when working independently. 

 

 

The short stories featured on these worksheets have topics that are interesting to 1st graders. The titles include:

 

  • My Friend, Stan
  • Lucky the Dog
  • Jan the Bear
  • A Day at the Park
  • Apples
  • Small Green Frog
  • Party Time
  • Anna and Her Bike
  • David's Truck
  • Grandma's Kitten
  • Funny Snowman
  • Here Comes the Rain
  • Family Trip
  • Mr. Brown's Farm
  • Molly's Mess

 

 

This resource builds reading comprehension skills in first grade students, but can also be used for remediation and intervention in second grade! 

 

🔴 Try before you buy with this set of free worksheets: First Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets SAMPLE

 

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First Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets Passages with Questions

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  • Grade Level

    1

  • CCSS

    RL.1.1, RL.1.3, RI.1.1, RI.1.10, RF.1.4, RF.1.4a

  • Pages

    31

  • File Type

    PDF

  • Buyer Reviews

    ✪  "I homeschool my first grader and I bought this for her to do everyday. She LOVES it! She loves to color the faces in as she reads the passage each time, and she loves to see her score at the end. Thank you for such an awesome resource!" - Buyer

     

    ✪  "Thank you. I've been looking for comprehension stories to pick up where my kinders need a challenge. This does a good job, and they have to answer the questions and highlight where they find the answers in the text. Kindergarteners can do so many things people don't think they can do. Thank you." - Elizabeth

     

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