Reading Prose and Poetry : First Grade English Language Arts Worksheets
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Write a sentence to complete the story about the dog named 'Biscuit'. Then answer the question and draw a picture of your pet.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Short Stories
Read the story about Carla and her ballet obsession. Then cut and paste the pictures in the correct boxes
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Short Stories
Read the story about Frankie Frog and the boiling pot of potion. Then cut and paste the pictures in the correct boxes.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Short Stories
It was Brian's tenth birthday and he got the best birthday gift ever.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Short Stories
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Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Short Stories
Rhonda made the prettiest bouquet for her mom's birthday.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Short Stories
Ruth loved watching flamingos at the zoo.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Short Stories
Understand and practice the fundamentals of a personal story.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Key Details
The pizza was so delicious, that not even the crumbs were left!
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Key Details
Write the numbers 1-4 in the boxes to show the correct order of the story.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Key Details
Cut and paste the pictures to show the correct sequence of the story.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Key Details
Bubba the Bear loves playing piano.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Key Details
Brownie the dog is sure very smart and helpful.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Key Details
Find the main idea and details about the story.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Key Details
Read a book. Choose the character of your choice. Then answer the questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Beginning, Middle, End
Read a book. Identify the main character. Then answer the questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Beginning, Middle, End
Read the passage, then illustrate a picture of the little pup in the box provided.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Beginning, Middle, End
Color the circles with the words that best describes The Little Red Hen.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Beginning, Middle, End
Read the story about Sherry's trip to the park and answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Beginning, Middle, End
Visiting library is Peter Panda's one of the favorite things to do.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Beginning, Middle, End
Read the stories. Cut out the pictures carefully. Then match each emotion with the correct story.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Words and Emotions
Read the poem to find the words that tickle your senses.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Words and Emotions
Read the poem to answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Words and Emotions
It was a pleasant surprise to get a new bike on my birthday.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Words and Emotions
Read a story or a poem. Identify, then write a list of sensory words in the space provided.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Words and Emotions
My new puppy looks as cute as a button. But the ï¬rst night with my new puppy was quite long and tiring.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Words and Emotions
Practice differentiating between fantasy and reality text.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Story vs Informational Text
Read each sentence below. If it could happen in real life, circle the sentence. If it is a make-believe/fantasy, put an X on the sentence.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Story vs Informational Text
Read the short passages. Then, determine if they are fiction or non-fiction.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Story vs Informational Text
Read the short passages. Then, determine if they tell a story or provide an information.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Story vs Informational Text
Read the sentences. Then, determine if they provide an information or tell a story.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Story vs Informational Text
This is a cut and sort activity.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Story vs Informational Text
Identify the narrator of each story.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Identifying Narrator
Read the story about Xavier. Then answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Identifying Narrator
Read the short stories. Then answer the related questions
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Identifying Narrator
Read the short story in each box. Then, circle the picture of the narrator.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Identifying Narrator
Read each sentence. Cut and glue the picture in the box next to the sentence that describes the picture.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Illustrations and Details
Will Alan Alligator be able to play soccer today with his friends?
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Illustrations and Details
Will Mr. Jose be able to win the tournament?
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Illustrations and Details
Peter is invited to his friend's birthday party tomorrow. Will he be able to join?
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Illustrations and Details
Look the the pictures and answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Illustrations and Details
Read the text and look at the illustrations carefully. Then, answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Illustrations and Details
Read the text to find out what naughty kitty is up to.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Illustrations and Details
Read the passage about George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Then write how they are alike and how they are different.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Compare and Contrast
Read about Erika and Carmen, the two best friends. Compare and contrast them using the bubble map.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Compare and Contrast
Read the story and answer the related questions. Circle the name of the character each sentence describes. Circle “Both”, if the sentence describes both characters.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Compare and Contrast
Read the story. Cut and paste each sentence under the name of the character it describes. Paste the sentences in “Both” column if the sentences describe both characters.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Compare and Contrast
Encourage students to read the poem out loud.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Color the picture and fill in the blanks using words from the word bank.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Students will write the rhyming words and answer the questions from the nursery rhyme.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Encourage students to read the poem and color the pictures at the bottom.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
After reading the nursery rhyme, students should be able to answer the simple questions on the worksheet.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Read the nursery rhyme aloud.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Cut the sentences into different strips from the first page. Glue them on the next page in the correct sequence.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Read the poem about the cutest brother. Then answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Read the story about the hardworking hen, the lazy duck, and goose. Then circle the correct answers.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Read the story about two men and their encounter with a bear. Then answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
A limerick is often a funny/humorous poem consisting five lines.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Read the poem and answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
Read the story, then answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
An Acrostic Poem is a type of poetry in which the letters of the topic word are used to begin each line. All lines in the poem must relate to or describe the topic.
Category: Reading Prose and Poetry Fables, Stories, and Poems
