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1st Grade Reading — Comprehension — What Is Comprehension? Free printable what is comprehension? reading worksheet. Comprehension means understanding what we read. It's the goal of reading. Part of the Comprehension lesson track. For 1st Grade Reading (ages 6–7).
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What Is Comprehension? Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Good readers use what is comprehension? like a t oolbox. You look at the words, pictures in your mind, and what the author wants you to know. Pra ctice makes reading feel easier and more fun. Questions: 1 What skill is this passage about? 2 How does this skill help you? 3 Where might you try it in a book you like? www.littleactivity.com 1st Grade — Page 1
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What Is Comprehension? Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Good readers use what is comprehension? like a t oolbox. You look at the words, pictures in your mind, and what the author wants you to know. Pra ctice makes reading feel easier and more fun. Questions: 1 What skill is this passage about? 2 How does this skill help you? 3 Where might you try it in a book you like? www.littleactivity.com 1st Grade — Page 1
Why Do Authors Write? Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Good readers use why do authors write? like a to olbox. You look at the words, pictures in your m ind, and what the author wants you to know. Prac tice makes reading feel easier and more fun. Questions: 1 What skill is this passage about? 2 How does this skill help you? 3 Where might you try it in a book you like? www.littleactivity.com 1st Grade — Page 1
Think About Purpose Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Let's explore think about purpose! Read slowly a nd picture what is happening. Ask yourself: What is the big idea? What surprised you? Learning i s an adventure—curiosity is your map. Questions: 1 What is this passage mostly about? 2 What is one detail you remember? 3 What question would you ask next? www.littleactivity.com 1st Grade — Page 1
Main Idea Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Good readers use main idea like a toolbox. You l ook at the words, pictures in your mind, and wha t the author wants you to know. Practice makes r eading feel easier and more fun. Questions: 1 What skill is this passage about? 2 How does this skill help you? 3 Where might you try it in a book you like? www.littleactivity.com 1st Grade — Page 1
What Is Fluency? Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Good readers use what is fluency? like a toolbox . You look at the words, pictures in your mind, and what the author wants you to know. Practice makes reading feel easier and more fun. Questions: 1 What skill is this passage about? 2 How does this skill help you? 3 Where might you try it in a book you like? www.littleactivity.com 1st Grade — Page 1
Listen to Fluent Reading Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Let's explore listen to fluent reading! Read slo wly and picture what is happening. Ask yourself: What is the big idea? What surprised you? Learn ing is an adventure—curiosity is your map. Questions: 1 What is this passage mostly about? 2 What is one detail you remember? 3 What question would you ask next? www.littleactivity.com 1st Grade — Page 1
Letters and Sounds Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Science is like detective work in nature! Letter s and Sounds is part of how the world works. Sci entists look closely, ask "why?", and test ideas . You can be a scientist in your own backyard or classroom. Questions: 1 What is letters and sounds? 2 What might a scientist observe? 3 Why is this topic exciting to learn? www.littleactivity.com 1st Grade — Page 1
