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Kindergarten Reading Comprehension & Fluency: Read and Respond

10 printable Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheets on Read and Respond. The first three are free to download; All Access opens all 10.

Practice pages support a program; they are not the lesson. These sheets reinforce Phonics, Decoding, and Early Fluency — Kindergarten, the complete K–5 reading curriculum from Faith Readers. See every program →

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Read and Color (Practice Set 1) Free Sheet 1 of 10
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Read and Color (Practice Set 2)
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Read and Color (Practice Set 3)
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Read and Color (Practice Set 4)
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Read and Draw (Practice Set 2)
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Read and Draw (Practice Set 3)
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Read and Imagine (Practice Set 2)
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Teaching Read and Respond

What it is

These pages give a short line to read and something to do with it: color the thing that is named, draw what the sentence says, or draw what the child pictures. The drawing is how the child shows the sentence was understood and not merely sounded out.

When a child is ready

Begin once the child reads a short sentence without help, even slowly.

If they struggle

Have the child read the line aloud and say it back in their own words before picking up a crayon. If the drawing does not match, reread the line together and point to the word that was missed, rather than correcting the picture.