Kindergarten Grade Common Core: RF.K.1a
Common Core Identifier: RF.K.1a / Grade: K
Curriculum: Reading Foundational Skills: Print Concepts
Detail: Follow words from left to right, top to bottom, and page by page.
75 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
That is my pan. That is my pet. That is my pen. That is my pool.
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Letter B Mini-Book FREE
In this mini-book, students will read about a bat, a boy, a bug, a bed, a bike, a ball, and a baby.
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Here is my truck. Here is my toy. Here is my tent and my tree and my turtle.
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Mr. Goat puts his boat in the moat. His boat will not float. He plugs the hole with his coat.
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This mini-book features a fox, fish, foot, fly, fan, farm, and frog.
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Have you seen my yo-yo? Have you seen my yarn? Have you seen my yard?
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Color, assemble, and read this 8-page mini-book about blue and black berries.
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Do you see the net? Do you see the nut? How about the note? The nest?
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In this book, students will read about a dog, doll, duck, deer, dress, door, and a drum.
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These 8 pages feature a log, leaf, lamp, lamb, lion, lock, and lizard.
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Who is this? This is the police officer? Who is this? This is the bus driver. Who is this? This is the doctor. Who is this? This is my teacher.
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Find words with -ow- and -ou- in this easy-to-read, eight-page minibook. Words include, "cloud, cow, round, brown, flower, loud, and owl. Students can color the pictures and read the book.
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Two friends will bake a cake for Mike's birthday. Silent-e words include: bake, cake, smoke, nose, and face.
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I see the star and the sky. I see the snow and the sled. I see the snake and the sand.
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Where is the zebra? There is the zebra. Where is the zoo? There is the zoo. Where is the zipper?
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Mom, mug, mop,mess, mat, milk, and mug are all featured words in this marvelous little book.
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The van is over there. The vase is over there. The vet is over there.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short u words in it, such as hug, buggy, bump, rug, up, and cut.
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Read about a family who gets in a car, goes too far, and follows a star.
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Read about Stacy's car. It will steer and stop, but not start. Can Steve fix Stacy's car?
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Run, Bug! Run! is a cute story about a bug who runs away from the rug (because a vacuum is coming), runs away from a mug (because he doesn't want to be swallowed), and runs away from the tub (because the water is turned on).
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short o words in it, such as stop, hot,top, pot, and hopping.
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After taking off her shoes and walking on the shore, the main character goes to the shake shop.
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Do you see the bee? The bee is in a tree. The bee is on a seed. The bee in on a leaf.
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Find words with -ea- and -ee- in this easy-to-read, eight-page minibook. Words include, beat, heat, sleep, bees, leap, sea, free and street. Students assemble and color the pictures, then read the book.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short i words in it, such as pig, prince, jig, wig, and sit.
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In this long u book, a boy uses his crayons to draw a unicorn, the USA, and a cube.
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Kay-Kay! is a story about a young horse. There are plenty of easy-to-read long a words, like play, say, way, and hay.
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This easy-to-read phonics poem has lots of short a words in it, such as cat, fat, glad, mat, tan, bad, and sad.
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In this long o book, a boy rows his boat. When he drops his oar in the water, he needs a tow.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short o words in it, such as odd, on, spot, dot, and dog.
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Read about the adventures of Jen. First, Jen chases butterflies with her net. Then it rains and she gets wet. Then she lays in a tent.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short e words in it, including wet, pet, fetch, and better.
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In this long i book, a girl lies to her mom about eating pie, cries when she hurts her arm, and needs help tying her shoe.
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The moon comes out too soon! When I look out of my room, I see that the moon is out at noon.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short i words in it, such as drip, sink, quick, slip, and sink.
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Read about three friends: Rat, Cat and Pat. Rat and cat sit on a comfy mat, then they sit in a hat. They find they're most comfortable when they sit on Pat.
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Chad and Chip are chipmunks who play chess, chat, and chase each other.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short e words in it, including beg, egg, get, pen, red, and end.
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In this short o book, Fox hops in a box, then on mom, and then in a pot.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short u words in it, such as puppy, dug, tub, rug, and tummy.
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Read about the snake sneaks through the grass looking for a snack. She snoops by the wood pile when she hears a snap.
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Read about a small, fluffy Dog named Jack. Then answer comprehension questions, work on phonics skills, and write a sentence.
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Print off this short passage about fruit and have your early readers respond to the reading comprehension questions and complete the exercises.
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This short passage is about a little fish looking to play. Practice reading comprehension and early writings skills with the worksheets that follow.
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Read this short passage about leaves. This passage provides a perfect opportunity for students to practice the preposition "in."
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Read about a boy's busy week with this short passage and reading comprehension worksheet. Students will answer questions about the basic text and practice tracing and writing words. There is also a drawing page.
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Ava and James lost their toys! Read this short story to find out where the toys are. Then answer simple comprehension questions.
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This worksheet includes a short passage targeting a kindergarten reading level, as well as questions to test basic early ELA skills and reading fluency.
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Test reading fluency and practice kindergarten reading skills with this worksheet that includes a short passage about a kid's red bike.
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Mat is getting dressed. What will he wear? Read this short story to find out. Then answer some comprehension questions based on the passage.
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This short passage is perfect for early readers. Sentences are kept short and many words included are sight words. After reading the story, students will answer several questions, getting some phonics and writing practice along the way.
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The Bird FREE
Read this short story about a small, blue bird. Answer basic comprehension questions about the story. Then work on phonics and writing skills using words from the passage.
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This short kindergarten-level reading comprehension passage gives basic facts about ants. The worksheet includes questions about the passage, as well as basic writing and word-recognition exercises.
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Read about the things someone grows in their garden. Then answer the questions and complete the tracing activities.
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Read this short passage about a birthday party and answer the questions that follow.
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Read this short passage about a mouse eating cheese. Then answer the reading comprehension questions, practice basic writing and phonics skills, and draw a picture.
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This kindergarten-level reading worksheet includes a short passage, comprehension questions, and other reading and writing exercises.
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This short beginner reading comprehension passage is about a small yellow chick. Students will answer questions about the passage, practice writing and recognizing sight words, and draw a picture.
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This early-elementary reading passage is perfect for those just getting a handle on independent reading. Have students follow along as you read it, or let them try it on their own. Then they can answer the questions that follow!
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Read this short reading passage about things in a bedroom. Then answer questions, work on sight words, and draw a picture to go along with a sentence.
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The city can be loud! This passage is all about what you can hear in the city, and is specifically written for early readers.
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Kids will enjoy this entertaining story about two fish who bump into a shark. Then students can answer questions about the story, practice phonics and sight word skills, and write a sentence.
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Early learners can read this short passage and complete the basic comprehension and writing activities.
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This simple reading passage is about a kid's new blue shoes. Students can improve their reading comprehension and fluency skills with this worksheet, as well as practice some basic printing and ELA skills.
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