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Reading worksheets are the perfect tool to help your child develop a love for reading at an early age. By giving your child the basic tools they need to read at an early age, you can increase their chances of becoming a great reader. This collection of free reading worksheets covers a variety of subjects like alphabet recognition, phonics, sight words, comprehension and more. Each reading worksheet in this collection is easy to print in either color or black and white to meet your needs.

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Reading & Comprehension Worksheets - All Grades

An essential skill for all kids, reading expands comprehension and cultivates creativity and imagination. Reading worksheets for kids offer a great way to develop and improve reading skills.

Here are some interesting reading worksheets and reading activities to get the learning started!

Also browse through our vocabulary worksheets, alphabet worksheets, and English worksheets.

Reading Worksheets for Preschool

  • Classic Rhymes
  • Identifying the Letter 'C'

Reading Worksheets for Kindergarten

  • Read and Color
  • Rhyming Words - Dog
  • Rhyming Words - Tree
  • Rhyming Words - Cat
  • Rhyme and Match
  • Recognize the Rs
  • Learn the Letters E - H
  • Easy Reading - Short Vowel Sound I
  • Easy Reading - Short Vowel Sound A
  • Underline the Us
  • Find the Es
  • Find the Rhyme
  • Draw a Rhyme
  • Months’ Match-Up
  • Coloring Fun
  • Sorry, Wrong Sound
  • Crayon Colors
  • What’s the Sound?
  • Beginning Consonants - Worksheets
  • Beginning Consonant Blends Worksheets
  • Rhyming Pictures 1
  • Long Vowels - Silent-e
  • Long Vowel Combinations

         

        Reading Worksheets for 1st Grade

        • Looks Can Deceive
        • Animal Families
        • Number the Story
        • Sight Words
        • Picture the Words
        • What Does the Picture Say?
        • Mixed-up Sentences
        • Word Jumble

        Reading Worksheets for 2nd Grade

        • Fairy Tale Recipe
        • Dave the Brave
        • Digraph Bubbles
        • Rhyming Pictures 2
        • Amazing Blends
        • Locked Out
        • Trapping the Robbers: Adjectives
        • Trapping the Robbers: Word Meanings
        • Trapping the Robbers: Writing a Story
        • Trapping the Robbers: Scrambled Sentences
        • Test Your Word Power - III
        • Test Your Word Power - IV
        • Bingo the Storyteller
        • Dingo Tale
        • Getalong Gets Better
        • Getalong Gets Better: Word Meanings
        • Getalong Gets Better: Riddle Time
        • Getalong Gets Better: Word Quiz
        • Test Your Word Power - V
        • Test Your Word Power - VI
        • Fearless Fox and the Lion: Word Usage
        • Fearless Fox and the Lion: Word Meanings
        • Fearless Fox and the Lion: Jungle Trek
        • Fearless Fox and the Lion: The Adventure
        • What's the Good Verb? - I
        • What's the Good Verb? - II
        • A Day in the Life of Fearless: Word Usage
        • A Day in the Life of Fearless: Word Meanings
        • A Day in the Life of Fearless: Scrambled Sentences
        • A Day in the Life of Fearless: What's it Like?
        • Increase Your Verb Power: Word Usage
        • Increase Your Verb Power: Word Meanings
        • Increase Your Verb Power: Similar or Opposite?
        • Increase Your Verb Power: Analogies
        • Fearless Does It Again: The Jumbo Trap
        • Fearless Does It Again: Word Meanings
        • Fearless Does It Again: Finding the Lost City
        • Fearless Does It Again: Analogies

         

        Reading Worksheets for 3rd Grade

        • Clear the Confusion
        • Of Bills and Bargains: Word Usage
        • Of Bills and Bargains: Word Meanings
        • Of Bills and Bargains: Similar or Opposite
        • Of Bills and Bargains: Descriptionary
        • Nounorama: Word Usage
        • Nounorama: Word Meanings
        • Nounorama: Similar or Opposite?
        • Nounorama: Jumbled Words
        • Wilma's Greeting: Reading Comprehension
        • Wilma's Greeting: Riddle Time!
        • Land Ahoy!: Word Usage
        • Land Ahoy!: Word Meanings
        • Land Ahoy!: Analogies
        • Land Ahoy!: The Pirates' Path

         

        Reading Worksheets for 4th Grade

        • Frankie's Friends
        • Read Sylvia Plath
        • Spook Fest
        • Reading Comprehension

        Reading Worksheets for 5th Grade

        • The Letter O
        • True or Not
        • What do You Like to Read

        Fun Short Stories for Kids

        • Baby Blue's Day at the Zoo
        • Eleanor Has a Map
        • Frankie and CJ Take a Hike
        • Pierre and the Big Peach
        • Kisha's Big Job
        • Where is Hopsalot?
        • Frankie's Garden
        • Kisha Likes to Paint
        • CJ and the Chest of Gold
        • Eleanor and the Bluebird
        • Good Day for Music
        • Time for a Treehouse
        • Tweed's Treasure Hunt
        • Baby Blue's Magic Broom
        • Miggles and the Hungry Dragon
        • Camping in the Country
        • Miggles the Happy Camper
        • Baby Blue's Wish
        • No 'K' Corral
        • Unday
        • Count to Ten
        • Country Mouse, City Mouse
        • The Magic Tortilla
        • Two of Everything
        • Frog's Fiesta
        • Tante Odette
        • Three Strong Women
        • Anansi and the Visitor
        • Things Could Always Be Worse
        • Stone Soup

         

        Importance of Reading

        Reading is an important life skill that everyone needs to learn. Being a good reader helps you do better in school but the benefits of reading are not limited to better grades. Reading opens up multiple windows to the world around us; encouraging us to learn, enjoy and maybe even create something in turn. And while school may teach your child to read and write, home is the best place to encourage his love for reading. If your child is too young, you need to build his pre-reading skills by reading to him, letting him see and touch the pictures and singing songs and nursery rhymes to him.

        Free Reading Worksheets for Kids

        An excellent resource for all parents and teachers, worksheets are great for tracking the learning curve of kids. There are a host of free and printable reading worksheets available online for kids of all ages. These worksheets encourage quick learning and expand horizons as kids sharpen their reading and comprehension skills.

        At JumpStart, you will find a host of exciting and interesting reading activities and worksheets. They serve as great teaching aids for parents and teachers who are looking for ways to improve their kids’ reading abilities. Essential to a child’s academic growth, reading skills are important to master at an early age.

        Different Kinds of Reading Activities and Worksheets for Kids

        Reading can be an extremely enjoyable activity for kids. It opens up the kids to a whole new world as they improve their vocabulary, spelling and grammar. Our reading worksheets instill in kids an interest and aptitude for reading. Encouraging kids to develop an interest in reading has many advantages. It helps them write, comprehend and express themselves better.

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        • Science Worksheets
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        • Kindergarten Worksheets
        • 3rd Grade Worksheets
        • 4th Grade Worksheets
        • 5th Grade Worksheets
        • Critical Thinking Worksheets
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        Reading for preschoolers may not always be standard and boring. Often it is presented in the form of game tasks. Lotto "Geometric Shapes" is not an ordinary lotto. It was compiled with the aim of developing verbal-figurative thinking, since here the child must find exactly the set of figures that he will hear from the leader.

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        The exercise "Reading tongue twisters" is an excellent activity for the development of a child's speech. Reading and telling tongue twisters, the child learns to speak clearly and clearly, without "eating" the letters.

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        Here, reading for preschoolers is presented in the form of an exercise "Clean tongues for children - Learning to speak correctly", which allow you to develop the correct, "clean" speech in a child. Moreover, with regular classes, he himself will not notice how his speech becomes clean and clear.

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        "Draw a picture" exercise is an interesting creative activity for children of all ages. Usually children really like to do such tasks. And they do not even realize that the learning process is taking place, since this activity reminds them of ordinary drawing, to which they are accustomed and without which they cannot live ...

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        Another reading activity for preschoolers is presented in the form of an interesting guessing game. The didactic game "Guess the word from the pictures" will teach the child to recognize objects by their graphic symbol and schematic representation. After completing the task, the child can color those cards that he guessed on his own.

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        Before you is an abbreviated alphabet. Only those letters that are most often found in words remained in it. And under each letter there is a number corresponding to it. Here we learn to read words without opening our mouths and without making a sound. How to do it? Surprisingly, it turns out that words can not only be said, but also slammed. To learn how to do it, you just need to follow our instructions.

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        We continue reading for preschoolers with the task "Count the number of letters." This is an activity in which you need to find the letter that occurs in the square more often than others. And in order to find out, you need to count their number. Here are five task squares, in each of which you need to find the most "popular" letter.

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        Reading task - Clean tongues for the sound "C" - this is a training for beautiful and "clean" reading in children. If you regularly engage in pure language with your child, then he will not only not swallow words when reading, but will also develop the habit of speaking and reading beautifully, distinctly and clearly.

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        Vowels and sounds - Pronunciation lesson. Here we will learn how to pronounce the vowels of the Russian alphabet in the process of a didactic game. This is an activity to study the sounds that make up vowels. Such activities are extremely useful for preschoolers.

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        Learning colors from cards is a wonderful tool for teaching a child who is learning math counting, as well as learning the colors of the spectrum. You can easily, with the help of individually cut out pictures, compose all sorts of tasks for the baby, thereby making the child's education quite versatile. Turn your child's learning into a game - and the result obtained from this will pleasantly surprise you!

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        Reading task for preschoolers "Fill the missing words in the crossword grid" is a crossword puzzle in which the words are distributed in the form of a ladder. "There are hints in the form of pictures on this ladder, the child must use them to fill in the cells. You can solve a crossword puzzle not only in alone, but also with other children...

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        Exercises for the development of phonemic hearing "Magic rug" is an exciting activity for a child in which he needs to color the rug only with the colors that correspond to the first letters of the spoken words. The purpose of the task: the development of phonemic hearing in a child (the formation of the ability to distinguish the first sound in words, to correlate the first sounds in different words with the first sounds of words ...

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        Help the boy get to the hammer with nails. The boy can only pass where there are objects that begin with the letter "T".

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        Help the bunny get to the carrot.

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