Key Details From Texts Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: RL.K.1
Understanding the main motivation an author had for written a piece is a huge skill. It will not only serve you well in the classroom, but will often help you in the real world. These worksheets are focused on helping students learn how to pull important portion of a reading passage.
Details From Texts Worksheets To Print:
Barry the Basketball - We threw a little bit of math in here. We follow that with some words for you to print.
Cause and Effect - This is a visual worksheet that many teachers ask us for each year.
Cecil the Clown - A little math reminder and some more words to work on your penmanship.
Charlie the Teddy Bear - That is one talented bear alright!
Faceless - Time to really break in this standard with this sheet.
Christopher's Lunch - Here is a listening activity for you and your students.
Johnny Basketball - Yeah, he is quite the basketball player.
Lioness - We really didn't get too creative with the names of the characters here on purpose.
Ninja Keno - Just your run of the mill story about a Ninja or is it?
Pam's Lamb - We have to make a few inferences here with this one.
Sea Turtle - Sea Turtle is swimming all the way to Australia.
Spooky House - Perfect for Halloween time.
Right On Target! - A very enjoyable cut and paste sheet for you.
Timmy - My dad works at a bookstore, but I want to be a librarian.
Vacation! - What happened in the story? What didn't happen?
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