• 7 sheets in which students read a short text and choose the correct answer

Welcome to our reading comprehension resources! Give kids a glimpse of literature, and informative texts.

Reading Comprehension

At the beach

Having a picnic

My Family

My House

Going to the Movies

Playing at the Park

Where is that Leprechaun?

English Language Arts (ELA)

Character Motivation Chart  from Jillian Gruber TPT

I CAN COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE ADVENTURES AND EXPERIENCES OF THE CHARACTERS IN MY BOOK

Compare and contrast

It will be the art of brilliance if children can complete each oxymoron presented in this pdf worksheet. Watch how they instantly make oxymorons by looking for contradictory words.

Complete each Oxymoron

Onomatopoeia Fill In

read the story then answer the questions.

Who what where

Compare and Contrast Max Vacation

This printable oxymoron chart is supremely likable and astoundingly engaging. By defining an oxymoron and providing a collection of six oxymorons stirring with life, it makes learning a promising experience.

Oxymoron | Chart

Character Traits

Comprehension

Alice is on cloud nine as Mommy has a treat in store for her. Give your child a head start on true/false, multiple choice and elicit responses on key details with this story reading comprehension worksheet.

A Treat for Alice | Fiction

Simile, metaphor, hyperbole, personification, onomatopoeia, repetition, symbolism, idiom, alliteration 

Figurative Language and Sound Devices

Read a loud the ugly vegetables and compare contrast characters etc. from story.

The ugly vegetables

With this printable worksheet give children, the exposure and practice of matching the first part of a sentence to its hyperbolic description in order to observe and connect the accentuation.

Matching Hyperboles to Phrases

Use this visually appealing printable chart to introduce 5th grade and 6th grade students to the literary device of hyperbole, containing an explanation with examples.

Hyperbole | Chart

The biographical extract of these inspiring women who led the suffrage movement to achieve equal rights for women will be a great comprehension practice for seventh-grade students for making inferences.

Women's Suffrage

Understanding character traits is an important reading skill for comprehending a text. Nothing can achieve this better than this worksheet on Henry Hudson's determination and courage as an explorer.

Henry Hudson

Superlatives are essential elements in conveying the extremes that add to the intensity or effect of a hyperbolic expression. This printable worksheet provides practice with hyperboles using superlatives.

Hyperboles with Superlatives

Think about your best friend. What do you like about them? List as many of their character traits as you can think of. Draw a picture of your best friend.

My Best Friend

Learn to dramatize and intensify everyday conversations by converting simple ideas to hyperbolic statements in this pdf worksheet by adding phrases with creative exaggerations.

Having a picnic

Reading Comprehension

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