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Kindergarten Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me
Read each story. Circle the place where it happens.
Dad buys bread and milk and pays at the front.
Mia picks a book from the shelf and reads quietly.
We see a lion and a giraffe behind the fence.
Kids slide down the slide and swing high in the air.
Waves wash over the sand, and we build a castle.
The firefighters slide down the pole to the big red truck.
The setting of a story is where it happens, and a child can often tell the setting from small clues in a sentence even when the place is never named. A bell and desks mean a school, waves and sand mean a beach, a slide and swings mean a park. On this page every item is the same job: a very short story of one or two sentences, and a row of three pictures of places, and the child circles the place where the story happens.
The place is never named in the story, so the child has to use the clues. The wrong places are ones the child knows well, such as the barn or the hospital, so a guess is a real choice. After the page, play a game: describe a place with three clues and let your child guess where you are. Reading clues is the same skill whether the text is a story or a picture.
Common Core standard: RL.K.3
The story says: waves wash over the sand, and we build a castle. Waves and sand are at the beach, so circle the beach.
Choosing a place because a word in the story sounds like it, instead of using what the clues tell you.
Look for clues in the story. What would you see, hear or do at each place?
Choosing a place because a word in the story sounds like it, instead of using what the clues tell you.
Look for clues in the story. What would you see, hear or do at each place?
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Similar: Who Is in the Story?
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