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Kindergarten Reading Worksheet
Circle the picture.
Ben puts on his boots. What is the weather like?
The rabbit bites a crunchy orange food. What does the rabbit eat?
Ice sits in the bright sun. What will the ice turn into?
Ava puts on a warm coat. What is the weather like?
Illustrations carry information that a short sentence may not state directly. In kindergarten, learning to use that information is part of understanding a story rather than merely naming objects in a picture. The reviewed scenes on this worksheet make one useful clue clear: rain explains the boots, a parent bird carrying food explains a chirp, and a drooping plant explains why a child is watering it. Read the sentence aloud, then ask your child to look for the detail that helps answer the question.
Support items use an obvious object or action. Standard questions connect a visible clue with a simple reason. Challenge questions include a small inference, but every answer remains grounded in what the child can see. Watch for guessing from personal experience without checking the scene. Ask the child to point to the clue before selecting a short answer.
Common Core standard: RL.K.7
Ben is wearing rain boots and wet ground and gray clouds are visible. Those picture clues show the weather is rain, so circle the rain picture.
Choosing an answer from personal experience without checking whether the scene supports it.
Point to the part of the picture that proves your answer.
Choosing an answer from personal experience without checking whether the scene supports it.
Point to the part of the picture that proves your answer.
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