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Kindergarten Reading Comprehension & Fluency: Reading Passages

119 printable Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheets on Reading Passages. The first three are free to download; All Access opens all 119.

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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K Comprehension Reading Comprehension 1 the Little Red Bird Free Sheet 1 of 119
K Comprehension Reading Comprehension 10 Ava Sees a Sparrow Free Sheet 2 of 119
K Comprehension Reading Comprehension 11 Noah and the Finch Free Sheet 3 of 119
Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Reading Passages. K Comprehension Reading Comprehension 2 Sam Helps Mom
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Reading Passages. K Comprehension Reading Comprehension 3 God Made the Rain
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Reading Passages. K Comprehension Reading Comprehension 4 a Prayer At Bedtime
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Reading Passages. K Comprehension Reading Comprehension 5 Ben Shares His Apple
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Reading Passages. K Comprehension Reading Comprehension 6 the Tiny Seed
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Kindergarten reading comprehension worksheet — Reading Passages. K Comprehension Reading Comprehension 7 Mia Sees a Lamb
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Teaching Reading Passages

What it is

These are short illustrated stories with questions after them: a few sentences a child can read alone, followed by who it was about, what happened, and where. It is the step from reading words to reading a story.

When a child is ready

Begin once the child reads short sentences with the common sight words already in place.

If they struggle

Read the questions before reading the passage so the child knows what to watch for. If the decoding takes all the effort, read the passage aloud first and let the child reread it; understanding rarely survives a hard first read, and the second read is where it appears.