Reading Worksheets
This page contains literature circle sheets, book reviews, book report forms, and a reading survey.
Read books and color in the corresponding squares on the bingo board. When you get a bingo, turn the page into your teacher for a prize.
1st through 5th Grades
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To complete this bingo board, read books like Frog & Toad, Henry & Mudge, and Nate the Great.
2nd Grade
To complete this bingo board, read Magic Tree House, Junie B. Jones, Bailey School Kids, and others.
3rd Grade
To get a bingo you'll need to read books by popular authors like Louis Sachar, Andrew Clements, Jerry Spinnelli, and Roald Dahl.
4th Grade
Write about the beginning, middle, and ending of a fiction book. Great form for basic chapter books.
2nd through 5th Grades
Summarize the main idea of the book and list interesting facts you've learned.
2nd through 5th Grades
Tell what the person has accomplished, why the person is important, and list a few interesting facts.
3rd through 5th Grades
Describe the main mystery the characters have to solve, list some clues, and describe how they solve the mystery.
2nd through 5th Grades
Describe the beginning, middle, and end of the fable. Then, tell what lessons you learn from the fable.
2nd through 4th Grades
Create a book report poster for a fiction book. Students write about main characters, setting, conflict, and resolution. This version fits on one page and does not require cutting and gluing.
1st through 4th Grades
Read a fiction book, then create a poster. Write about the characters, setting, conflict, and resolution. This version requires students to use scissors and glue to assemble a large poster.
Design a non-fiction book report poster. Include the book's title and author. Tell what the book was about, then list six interesting facts learned from the book.
Here's a large, multi-page version of the non-fiction book report poster. Students write, color, and assemble the pages to make a large display.
Create a biography book report poster. Read a book about a famous person. Describe their main achievements and list interesting facts about their life.
This large book report poster requires students to cut, assemble, and glue. Read a biography of a famous person. Describe their main achievements and list interesting facts about their life.
Summarizer role worksheet for literature circles.
2nd through 5th Grades
Discussion leader role worksheet for literature circle groups.
1st through 4th Grades
The word wizard writes down and defines challenging words to share with his/her literature circle.
2nd through 5th Grades
Worksheet for the literature circle illustrator to draw a picture.
Kindergarten to 3rd Grade
The real-life connector's role is to show how the story is similar to real-life events; Best for higher-level students.
1st through 4th Grades
The story-connector shows how the story they're currently reading is similar to other stories they've read; Best for higher-level students.
2nd through 4th Grades
If you're printing out several literature circle worksheets to form a packet, you can use this cover page.
1st through 4th Grades
Students keep track of the number of minutes they read each night.
1st through 4th Grades
Students can use this reading log / book log to keep track of the stories they've read.
Kindergarten to 5th Grade
This file has 30 question cards with book discussion topics. Students can use them when they've finished reading a chapter book.
3rd through 5th Grades
Students write about their favorite book on a pennant flag. Then hang each pennant from a string and hang it up in your classroom.
1st through 5th Grades
Write a friendly letter (fan mail) to your favorite author and send it off in the mail.
1st through 5th Grades
Discover your students' reading interests and abilities with this survey.
1st through 5th Grades
An origami cube you can cut, fold, and glue. Students roll the cube for reading comprehension questions.
Kindergarten to 4th Grade
Have your students complete this book review form each time they've finished a book.
2nd through 4th Grades
Setting, major characters, minor characters, main problem, solution.
Tell whether each sentence would come at the beginning of a story, or the ending of a story.
1st through 3rd Grades
Read each sentence and tell whether the statement could really happen or if it is fantasy.
1st through 3rd Grades
Use context clues to find the meanings of the underlined word in each sentence.
3rd through 5th Grades
Cut out the phrases and match them with the appropriate question words (who, what, where, when, why, how).
2nd and 3rd Grades
These cute forest animal bookmarks have funny phrases. There's a woodchuck saying, "Wood you read to me." A bird says, "Tweet yourself to a good book." And an owl says, "Owl be reading a good book."
Kindergarten to 2nd Grade
Print these jungle animal book marks on card stock. Includes a lion that reads, "Lion around with books" and an tiger that says, "Books are Grrr-eat!"
Kindergarten to 2nd Grade
Printable bookmarks for kids. Print out the set of 4 - Reading Rocks, Reading is Dino-Mite, Blast off with a Book, and Books are Cool.
Kindergarten to 2nd Grade
Reading comprehension passages and questions for first graders.
Second Grade Reading Comprehension WorksheetsReading comprehension passages and questions for second graders.
Third Grade Reading Comprehension WorksheetsReading comprehension passages and questions for third graders.
Fourth Grade Reading Comprehension WorksheetsReading comprehension passages and questions for fourth graders.
Fifth Grade Reading Comprehension WorksheetsReading comprehension passages and questions for fifth graders.
Phonics WorksheetsWe have printable worksheets and games for consonants, vowels, digraphs, diphthongs, and blends.
