How long are the stories?

The sample story is four short lines. A direction such as longer story asks for more.

Are the words simple?

The samples use short, common words such as cat, sun, red and bed.

Can the child answer in writing?

The story page has ruled lines for two answers, and the read-and-draw page has a box for a picture.

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Kindergarten reading worksheets: read and draw, short story, read and match

Kindergarten reading worksheets — a kindergarten reading worksheet headed "Read and Draw" with three short sentences, "The cat is on the mat.", "I see a red sun." and "The dog can run.", each beside a large empty box for the child's drawing, a plain black line worksheet, thick clean rounded lines and simple outline pictures, nothing decorative

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Reading 1Read and draw

Reading 2Short story

Reading 3Read and match

Kindergarten reading worksheets with very short sentences a child can read alone. Teachers and parents print them for class or at home. The pages show a read-and-draw page with an empty box for each sentence, a four-line story with two questions, and a read-and-match page joining words to pictures. The direction box takes a request such as sight words or a longer story.

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Frequently asked questions

How long are the stories?: The sample story is four short lines. A direction such as longer story asks for more.
Are the words simple?: The samples use short, common words such as cat, sun, red and bed.
Can the child answer in writing?: The story page has ruled lines for two answers, and the read-and-draw page has a box for a picture.

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