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"Reading" pictures #1

Draw a circle around each word you see! In this early reading worksheet, your child draws circles around the word under each picture and then guesses what the word might mean based on the picture.

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Where's the word? In this early reading worksheet, your child draws circles around the word under each picture and then guesses what the word might mean based on the picture.

A practice sentence

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Your child gets practice writing this sentence and coloring in the picture.

Above, on, below

Draw it! In this coloring math worksheet, your child will draw pictures on, above, and below other objects.

Above, on, below, part 2

Find it! In this coloring math worksheet, your child will identify whether objects are above, below, or on the ground.

This early writing worksheet gives your child practice writing the entire alphabet in lowercase letters.

Connect the animal to its food

In this early writing worksheet, your child will draw straight lines across the page to connect each animal to its dinner.

Connect the animal to its home

In this early writing worksheet, your child will draw straight lines across the page to connect each animal to the right home.

Connect the rhymes: vowel sound a

In this coloring worksheet, your child will identify the pictures of rhyming words that have the same vowel sounds.

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125 Free Pre-K and Kindergarten Printable Worksheets

Most Pre-K or Kindergarten teachers will agree that not all free printables are created equal. Today I’m sharing more than 125 of my favorite free pre k and kindergarten worksheets from Pre-K Pages!

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Free Printable Bingo Games

Whatever theme you are currently teaching in your pre-k classroom, it’s always fun to have a game for your students to engage in. And these free bingo game printables will help accompany your lessons.

• Bug Bingo Game
• Christmas Bingo Game
• Community Helper Bingo Game
• Dinosaur Bingo Game
• Easter Bingo Game
• Fire Safety Bingo Game
• Halloween Bingo Game
• Pond Bingo Game
• St. Patrick’s Day Bingo Game
• Thanksgiving Bingo Game
• Transportation Bingo Game
• Valentine Bingo Game
• Western Bingo Game
• Winter Bingo Game
• Zoo Bingo Game

Free Math and Counting Pre K Worksheets

All of these math and counting worksheets are perfect to use in your preschool and kindergarten classroom throughout the year! Any one of these counting printables would be a great accompaniment to one of these counting activities .

• Counting Book
• Christmas Counting Mats
• Gingerbread Counting Mats
• Halloween Counting Mats
• Fire Safety Counting Mats
• St. Patrick’s Day Counting Mats
• Thanksgiving Counting Mats
• Valentine Counting Mats
• Winter Counting Mats
• Apple Counting Book

Free Christmas Pre K Worksheets

These printables would be a fun addition to your Christmas theme in your pre-k and kindergarten classroom.

• Cookies for Santa Letter
• Christmas – You’ve Been Jingled Printable
• Christmas Gross Motor Game
• Christmas I-Spy Literacy Activity
• Christmas Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bell Printable
• Christmas Reindeer Roll ‘N Stamp
• Christmas Rudolph 1:1 Grid Game
• Christmas Treat Bag Toppers
• Christmas Tree Math Printable

Free Dramatic Play Pre K Worksheets

After you have set up your dramatic play center in your pre-k classroom, then these dramatic play printables are a perfect addition to your center. And be sure to use one of these dramatic play ideas when looking for a theme for your dramatic play center.

• Animal Shelter Dramatic Play (and Service Learning Project)
• Ice Cream Toppings Signs
• Pet Tags for Vet Clinic Dramatic Play
• Pizza Restaurant Placemat
• Pizza Shop Employee of the Day
• Thanksgiving Feast
• Chinese Restaurant Takeout Labels
• Christmas Elf of the Day Printable for Dramatic Play
• Space Theme Meet the Crew Poster
• Pumpkin Spice Labels
• Printable Dramatic Play Center Labels
• Dramatic Play Punch Cards

Free Easter Preschool Printables

When it’s Easter time, then one of these preschool printables will accompany any Easter activities you choose to have your pre-k and kindergarten students engage in.

• Easter – Bunny Says Game
• Easter – Where’s Peter Rabbit Positional Words Game
• Easter – Fun Bunny Listening Game
• Easter – Oviparous Egg Hunt
• Easter Treat Bag Topper
• Easter Visual Discrimination

Free Fairy Tale Pre K Worksheets

• Gingerbread House Directions
• Gingerbread Man Character T-Chart
• Gingerbread Visual Discrimination
• Goldilocks Word Cards
• Jack and the Beanstalk Character T-Chart
• Jack and the Beanstalk More or Less Printable
• Jack and the Beanstalk Roll Say and Write
• Little Red Hen Comprehension Activity
• Little Red Hen English Muffin Pizza Recipe
• Little Red Hen Sequencing Activity
• Little Red Hen Strawberry Shortcake Recipe
• Little Red Riding Hood Comprehension T-Chart
• Three Little Pigs Class Book
• Gingerbread Man Science Experiment Data Collection Sheet

Free Fire Safety Printables

Teaching about fire safety is an important topic to cover in your pre-k and kindergarten classroom, and one subject that your students will love learning about. And these fun worksheets will help reinforce the fire safety activities lessons you are teaching.

• Fire Engine Alphabet Clothespin Activity
• Fire Safety Hot Cold Classification
• Fire Safety Scavenger Hunt
• Fire Safety Stop, Drop, and Roll Sequence
• Fire Truck Counting Game

Free Graduation Printables

When celebrating the end of the year, and your pre-k and kindergarten graduations then one of these graduation printables will help make the day the best one every for your students!

• End of the Year/Graduation Printable Sand Bucket Tags
• End of the Year/Graduation Printable Seed Packets
• End of the Year/Graduation Printable Treat Bag Topper
• Summer Activity Bingo

Free Halloween Printables

Halloween is always a much celebrated and anticipated holiday for your pre-k and kindergarten students. Any of these Halloween worksheets will be a great accompaniment to your Halloween activities in your classroom.

• Halloween – 5 Little Pumpkin Play Dough Mats
• Halloween Healthy Treat Toppers
• Halloween I-Spy Literacy Activity
• Halloween Positional Word Book
• Halloween S’More Treat Toppers
• Halloween Visual Discrimination
• Halloween You’ve Been Booed Sign
• Pumpkin Sensory Bag I-Spy Printable

Free Nursery Rhyme Printables

When reading nursery rhymes to your pre-k and kindergarten students, you might like to accompany your reading with one of these nursery rhyme printables.

• Nursery Rhyme Fluency Sticks
• Nursery Rhyme Number Cube
• Nursery Rhyme Bingo
• Nursery Rhyme Certificate
• Nursery Rhyme Diploma
• Nursery Rhyme Tracking Chart
• Nursery Rhyme Notebook Cover
• Nursery Rhyme Four Corners Game

Free Party Planning Printables

• Birthday Bag Labels
• Christmas/Winter Party Planning Guide
• Easter Classroom Party Planning Guide
• Halloween Class Party Planning Guide
• Valentine Classroom Party Planning Guide

Free St. Patrick’s Day Printables

If celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in your pre-k and kindergarten students then one of these worksheets will be a great accompaniment to your St. Patrick’s Day activities in your classroom.

• St. Patrick’s Day Number Hunt
• St. Patrick’s Day Syllable Activity
• St. Patrick’s I-Spy Printable

Free Thanksgiving Printables

Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday to teach in your pre-k and kindergarten students then one of these worksheets will be a great accompaniment to your Thanksgiving day activities in your classroom.

• Thanksgiving Old Lady Emergent Reader
• Thanksgiving Race to the Top
• Thanksgiving Turkey ABC Clothespin Game
• Thanksgiving Turkey Body Thanksgiving Turkey Positional Words Book
• Thanksgiving Visual Discr mination
• Pumpkin Pie in a Cup

Free Valentine Printables

In addition to these free Valentine’s Day printable to celebrate the holiday to teach in your pre-k and kindergarten students, one of these Valentine’s Day ideas will be perfect to use in your classroom.

• Valentine Beginning Sounds Game
• Valentine From Your Teacher Card
• Valentine Heart Syllable Activity
• Valentine Heart Valentine Visual Discrimination
• Valentine Treat Bag Toppers

Free Winter Printables

When it’s winter outside, integrating these printables into your winter themed classroom will help bring the season alive!

• Winter – The Mitten Characters Classification
• Winter – The Snowy Day Pocket Chart Activity
• Winter Hot Chocolate Picture Recipe
• Winter Mitten Visual Discrimination
• Winter Snowman Listening Game
• Winter Snowman Treat Bag Topper

More Free Pre K Worksheets

• Trailblazer: Pre-K Curriculum Planning Guide
• Dinosaur Fossil Checklist
• Mother’s Day Sugar Scrub Labels
• Apple Visual Discrimination
• Fall Harvest I-Spy Literacy Activity
• Farm – Where is the Cow? Book
• Pet Supply Scavenger Hunt
• Play Dough “I Can” Task Cards
• Printable Play Dough Recipe
• Alphabet Puppy Chow
• Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Recording Sheet
• Bag Quilt Swat the Bugs Cards
• Alphabet Soup
• Alphabet Wikki Stix Cards
• 3D Shape Songs
• Insect Classification Activity

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Preschool kids are naturally curious, energetic little beings, and the best way to keep them engaged is by channeling that ball of energy into some profitable venture; e.g. completing the tasks in these preschool reading worksheets . The exercises are designed with preschoolers’ curriculum in mind. Children will read the short passages to answer the basic questions, and find familiar words in other exercises. Encourage your children to say the words aloud, and help them with words they struggle with in our reading worksheets for preschoolers .

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Find Letter A Worksheet

Discover the letter 'A' in various texts with this fun worksheet!

Color the Letter A Words Worksheet

Color your way to learning the alphabet. Get started on this fun worksheet about letter A and its sound.

Missing Letters From the Apple Orchard Worksheet

Make ELA practice a joyride by solving to find the missing letters from the apple orchard.

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Match the correct letter with this ELA worksheet.

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Spot Letter a Worksheet

This ELA worksheet will fill your child with zest as they spot the letter 'a'.

Spot A in the Rhyme Worksheet

Yankee doodle went to town! Can you spot the letter A in the rhyme in this fun printable? Download now!

Spot the Letter A Pattern in the Maze Worksheet

Find the uppercase letter A, color the maze, and follow the trail in this fun alphabet maze worksheet.

Lowercase Letter A Maze Worksheet

Here's an awesome worksheet to boost letter recognition skills. Follow and color the lowercase letter A trail.

Animal Letter A Maze Worksheet

Find and color the letter A trail. Help the alligator find its baby in this fun alphabet maze worksheet.

Find Lowercase A in the Letter Grid Worksheet

This engaging worksheet helps boost your child's literacy skills. Let's find lowercase "a" in a mix of others.

Identify Uppercase A in the Letter Grid Worksheet

Here's a challenge for you! Identify the uppercase "A" among a mix of letters in this engaging worksheet.

Spot Lowercase A in the Grid Worksheet

Enhance your child's letter recognition skills with our engaging worksheet focusing on identifying lowercase "a."

Spot Uppercase A in the Grid Worksheet

Improve your child's alphabetic skills with our fun worksheet, designed to identify uppercase "A" amidst other letters.

Where's Letter B Worksheet

Enhance your linguistic skills by finding the letter 'B' in this worksheet.

Learn About Letter b Worksheet

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Spot B in the Rhyme Worksheet

Baa baa black sheep! Time to spot the letter 'B' in the nursery rhyme in this fun printable!

Spot the Letter B Pattern in the Maze Worksheet

Here's a fun maze to boost letter recognition skills. Find uppercase B, and follow the trail in this fun worksheet.

Lowercase Letter B Maze Worksheet

Find the lowercase letter B, color the maze, and follow the trail in this fun alphabet maze worksheet.

Animal Letter B Maze Worksheet

Find and color the letter B trail. Help the bird find its baby in this fun alphabet maze worksheet.

Find Lowercase B in the Letter Grid Worksheet

Boost early literacy skills with this brilliant worksheet, perfect for identifying and locating lowercase "b."

Identify Uppercase B in the Letter Grid Worksheet

B for boost! Boost letter recognition skills with this worksheet focused on identifying uppercase "B."

Spot Lowercase B in the Grid Worksheet

Improve your child's letter recognition skills with our fun and engaging worksheet, focusing on identifying lowercase "b."

Spot Uppercase B in the Grid Worksheet

Boost your child's letter recognition skills with this engaging worksheet focusing on the uppercase "B."

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Add elements of fun to your ELA practice by looking for Letter C.

Color Letter c Worksheet

Color the letter 'c' in the "Camel's Cactus Maze: Color the Letter c Worksheet."

Spot C in the Rhyme Worksheet

One, two, buckle my shoe! Time to spot the letter 'C' in the nursery rhyme in this fun printable!

Spot the Letter C Pattern in the Maze Worksheet

Fun letter maze to build strong early literacy skills. Find uppercase C, and follow the trail in this fun worksheet.

Lowercase Letter C Maze Worksheet

Spot the lowercase letter C, color the maze, and follow the trail in this engaging maze worksheet.

Animal Letter C Maze Worksheet

Find and color the letter C trail. Help the cow find its calf in this fun alphabet maze worksheet.

Find Lowercase C in the Letter Grid Worksheet

Build your child's alphabet recognition with this captivating printable focused on identifying the lowercase letter "c."

Identify Uppercase C in the Letter Grid Worksheet

Sharpen your child's letter recognition skills by locating the uppercase "C" amidst a mix of others in this fun worksheet!

Spot Uppercase C in the Grid Worksheet

Improve letter recognition with this worksheet, perfect for identifying and learning the uppercase letter "C."

Spot Lowercase C in the Grid Worksheet

Boost literacy skills with this engaging worksheet designed to help students spot and recognize the lowercase letter "c."

Color Letter D Worksheet

Color the letter 'D' on the "Color the Letter 'D' Worksheet."

Look for Letter d Worksheet

Become more versatile in English by looking for letter 'd'.

Spot D in the Rhyme Worksheet

Let's draw a happy face! Time to spot the letter 'D' in the nursery rhyme in this fun printable!

Spot the Letter D Pattern in the Maze Worksheet

Boost letter recognition skills! Find uppercase letter D, and follow the trail through the maze in this fun worksheet.

Lowercase Letter D Maze Worksheet

Find lowercase letter D, and follow the trail in the maze in this fun worksheet. Grab those colors now!

Animal Letter D Maze Worksheet

Find and color the letter D trail. Help the dog find its puppy in this fun alphabet maze worksheet.

Find Lowercase D in the Letter Grid Worksheet

Do you want to boost your child's literacy skills? This fun worksheet is designed to help students identify lowercase "d."

Identify Uppercase D in the Letter Grid Worksheet

Discover the hidden letters, and boost literacy skills with this engaging worksheet. Spot uppercase letter "D."

Spot Uppercase D in the Grid Worksheet

Boost literacy skills with this engaging worksheet, designed to help students identify the uppercase letter "D."

Spot Lowercase D in the Grid Worksheet

Boost literacy skills with this fun worksheet, perfect for learning to spot the lowercase letter "d" amidst others.

Circle Letter E Worksheet

Hunt for the elusive 'E' and improve your letter recognition skills with this worksheet adventure!

Where's Letter e Worksheet

Enhance your linguistic skills by finding the letter 'E' in this worksheet.

Spot E in the Rhyme Worksheet

Let's read about the spider and Miss Muffet, and spot the letter 'E' in the rhyme in this fun printable!

Spot the Letter E Pattern in the Maze Worksheet

Here's a fun worksheet to build letter recognition skills. Spot uppercase letter E, and follow the trail.

Lowercase Letter E Maze Worksheet

Here's a lowercase letter maze worksheet to color and enhance learning. Follow the lowercase letter E trail in the maze!

Animal Letter E Maze Worksheet

Find and color the letter E trail. Help the elephant find its baby in this fun alphabet maze worksheet.

Find Lowercase E in the Letter Grid Worksheet

Enhance your child's letter recognition skills with our engaging, educational worksheet focused on finding lowercase "e."

Identify Uppercase E in the Letter Grid Worksheet

Explore letter recognition with this engaging worksheet, perfect for spotting the uppercase letter "E!"

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7 Easy Reading Worksheets for Preschool

Are you struggling to find ways to teach your preschooler how to read? Look no further! In this article, we’ve compiled a list of 7 easy reading worksheets that will help your child develop their reading skills. 

These worksheets are perfect for parents and teachers who want to make reading fun and interactive for young children. With these resources, your child will be reading in no time!

Great Reading Worksheets for Preschool

1. basic alphabet sentences.

As a parent or teacher, you understand the importance of laying a strong foundation for your child’s education. One of the key building blocks in this foundation is developing their reading skills. However, traditional alphabet worksheets can be tedious and uninspiring, leaving both you and your child feeling frustrated.

These worksheets offer a fresh and exciting approach to learning the alphabet and basic reading skills. Each worksheet features a unique sentence that includes every letter of the alphabet, providing an engaging opportunity for your child to practice recognizing letters and their corresponding sounds. The colorful illustrations on each worksheet further add to the fun, making learning an enjoyable experience for your child.

By using these Basic Alphabet Sentences Worksheets, you can make learning to read a fun and interactive activity for your little one. So why settle for boring and monotonous alphabet exercises when you can have a dynamic and creative tool that will help your child thrive in their reading journey?

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2. Pre-reading Worksheet: What Do You See?

This next worksheet is a fun and effective way to help your little one build early literacy skills. This worksheet offers a playful and engaging approach to developing pre-reading skills through the use of consistent language, proper sentences, and adorable pictures.

By using consistent language to teach sight words and modeling appropriate language and grammar, this worksheet provides an excellent foundation for your child’s reading journey. And with the help of the cute and colorful pictures, your child will be able to connect images with the written word in a fun and interactive way.

The best part? Your child will learn best when you guide them through the process. Read each sentence out loud, point out each written word, and cheer them on when they match the picture to the object in the sentence. Before you know it, your little one will be making connections between objects and be printing like a pro!

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3. Basic Words Matching Worksheets

Do you want to help your child tackle the challenging world of reading in English? Worry no more, these fun and engaging matching worksheets are designed to teach the most basic words through the use of colorful images, these worksheets are the perfect tool to help your child make a smooth transition to more advanced reading materials.

We know that reading can be one of the most difficult aspects of learning English, but with the help of these worksheets, your child can learn to associate words with images in a fun and interactive way. By mastering these basic words, your child will gain the confidence needed to tackle more advanced reading materials with ease.

So let’s make reading fun and exciting for your little one with these engaging worksheets! With the help of colorful images and playful activities, your child will be on their way to becoming a confident and capable reader in no time.

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4. Read and Color Worksheet

These next worksheets will allow kids to read and color in pictures, making learning about colors a fun and engaging experience.

By using bright and colorful pictures, your child will learn to associate each color with the corresponding image. Plus, the bonus of coloring in the pictures will keep your little ones entertained while they learn.

Whether you’re a parent looking to teach your child at home or a teacher in the classroom, these worksheets are the perfect addition to your lesson plans. So why settle for boring and traditional methods of teaching colors when you can make it fun and exciting with these read-and-color worksheets?

Let’s ignite your child’s creativity and love for learning with read-and-color worksheets!

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5. Learn to Read Beginning Sight Words

Learning to read can be a challenging task for young children, but teaching them the most commonly used words they will encounter in their reading can build their confidence as they recognize more and more words on their own. This is where the Learn to Read Beginning Sight Words package comes in handy, as it focuses on high-frequency words that children will come across repeatedly in various reading materials, thus improving their reading fluency.

As students can recognize these common sight words quickly and accurately, they can spend more time focusing on the meaning of the text,  enhancing their overall comprehension.

The Learn to Read Beginning Sight Words package is an enjoyable and engaging experience for young learners. The colorful cards and activities make learning sight words a fun activity in the classroom, providing teachers with a useful tool to support their students’ reading development.

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6. Sight Words Stories

Learning to read can be a challenging task for young children, but incorporating Sight Word Stories into a teacher’s lesson plan can be an effective tool for developing their reading skills.

This set is an excellent way to encourage the practice of high-frequency words that are commonly used in reading materials. By incorporating these worksheets into lesson plans, you can provide your students with ample opportunities to practice recognizing and reading these words repeatedly. These worksheets are designed to be simple and easy to read, which allows young readers to focus more on the meaning of the text.

Incorporating Sight Word Stories into your lesson plans can be an effective way for you to support your student’s reading development. These worksheets provide an opportunity for your students to practice recognizing high-frequency words, improve their reading fluency, enhance their comprehension, and have fun while doing it. So why not give it a try and see how it works for your classroom?

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7. Classic Rhymes

As a teacher, you’re always on the lookout for new ways to help your young students learn and grow. And one resource that you may not have considered is classic nursery rhymes! These timeless tales are more than just fun little ditties – they can be a powerful tool for promoting language development, phonemic awareness, and cultural literacy in your classroom.

One way to incorporate classic nursery rhymes into your lessons is through the use of Classic Rhymes Worksheets. These printable worksheets offer a variety of activities that can help your students engage with these beloved stories in a new way.

It offers a wealth of benefits for teachers and students alike. By using these printable resources in your classroom, you can help your students develop their language skills, phonemic awareness, memory skills, cultural literacy, and a love for learning – all while having fun with classic nursery rhymes!

To learn more about this source, go here jumpstart.com .

Thank you for taking the time to read this list of seven excellent reading worksheets for preschool-age kids. We hope that these worksheets have provided a fun and educational experience for your child. 

Be sure to check out our other articles for more exciting preschool activity ideas to continue nurturing your child’s growth and development.

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W elcome to our collection of free, printable Kokotree  Preschool Reading Worksheets (Free Printable PDF)!

What are Preschool Reading Worksheets?

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Kokotree’s Preschool Reading Worksheets are educational tools for children aged 3-5. They include activities focused on teaching preschoolers the foundational skills for reading, such as letter recognition, phonics, sight words, and simple sentence formation.

• Develop Early Reading Skills – These free worksheets help children recognize letters, familiarize themselves with sounds, and practice blending sounds to form words. Early exposure to reading materials helps set the stage for later academic success and can instill a lifelong love of reading.
• Boost Vocabulary – Engaging activities aid in introducing new words, enriching a child’s vocabulary and understanding of language. A more extensive vocabulary can enhance communication skills and improve comprehension when children read more complex texts.
• Enhance Cognitive Skills – Worksheets promote logical thinking, problem-solving, and sequencing, activating various cognitive functions. By practicing reading skills, children can improve their memory and concentration, which are vital for all areas of learning.
• Increase Confidence – Mastery of reading skills at a young age helps build self-confidence, laying a strong foundation for future learning. This can encourage a positive attitude towards education and motivate children to tackle new challenges.
• Foster Independence – Completing worksheets can help children develop a sense of independence as they can accomplish tasks independently. This is a critical skill that can contribute to personal growth and autonomy.
• Encourage Creativity – While worksheets focus on structured tasks, they can also stimulate a child’s imagination. For example, reading a passage and drawing a related picture can boost creativity.
• Improve Fine Motor Skills – Worksheets often require children to draw, trace, or color, which can help improve their fine motor skills. These skills are important for tasks like writing and using utensils.
• Promote Patience and Persistence – Learning to read can be challenging and requires patience and persistence. Working through these challenges can teach children valuable life skills, like resilience and determination.
• Enhance Parent-Child Bonding – Parents can use these worksheets to engage with their children in a learning activity. This can not only aid in the child’s educational development but also strengthen the parent-child relationship.

Remember, preschool reading worksheets are just one part of a balanced literacy program. Combining them with read-alouds, free reading time, and discussions about books and stories can create a rich literacy environment for young learners.

Essential Components of Engaging Preschool Worksheets

High-quality preschool worksheets , like those provided by Kokotree, ensure young learners develop essential skills while remaining engaged and entertained. Key components include:

Preschool Alphabet Worksheets help children become familiar with uppercase and lowercase letters while reinforcing letter-sound associations. By using Kokotree’s worksheets, children will gain a strong foundation in letter recognition and tracing, supporting the smooth transition to early reading.

Phonics -based worksheets challenge preschoolers to sound out and blend letters, while sight word activities enhance word recognition skills. Both are key components of Kokotree’s resources, as they pave the way to fluency and comprehension.

• Listening and Speaking Skills – Kokotree’s learning app for preschool incorporates interactive listening exercises that help kids develop their listening comprehension and verbal abilities through engaging stories and rhymes.
• Developing Emergent Writing Abilities – Using Kokotree’s fine motor skill activities and guidance, young learners are better prepared to form letters and numbers, creating the foundational skills necessary for writing tasks.
• Creating a Love for Learning – Through the use of Kokotree’s visually appealing and age-appropriate resources, children develop a positive association with learning, encouraging a lifelong love for reading and exploration.

To ensure your child receives the full benefits of Preschool Reading Worksheets, it’s essential to follow some key guidelines. Utilizing Kokotree’s resources effectively will help create an engaging learning environment.

Creating a consistent learning routine helps children build a strong foundation and gives structure to their learning experiences. Schedule engaging sessions with Kokotree’s resources to support learning and progression in reading.

Interactivity and hands-on activities make learning more enjoyable and effective. Pair Preschool Reading Worksheets with Kokotree’s learning app to further stimulate your child’s reading progress while exploring various educational activities.

As children progress with Kokotree’s resources, encouraging words and praise are vital for keeping them motivated. Recognizing their achievements contributes to developing a sense of self-confidence and fosters a love for learning.

Kokotree’s Preschool Reading Worksheets are versatile, making it easy to tailor the learning process to suit your child’s needs and interests. Choosing worksheets that resonate with your child will encourage enthusiasm and a positive attitude towards reading.

Frequently Asked Questions About Preschool Reading Worksheets

After exploring our Preschool Reading Worksheets, you may question their use, implementation, and value in your child’s early education. We’re here to help by providing answers to common questions that other parents have asked:

Preschool Reading Worksheets are designed for children aged 3-5 years. However, it’s essential to consider your child’s individual development and interests when introducing these educational tools. Some children may be ready earlier, while others may require more time.

Preschool Reading Worksheets are versatile and can accommodate various learning styles, such as visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners. These resources can be easily customized and paired with multimedia elements from Kokotree’s learning app to provide a well-rounded learning experience.

Consistency is crucial, scheduling regular sessions with Preschool Reading Worksheets will help create a structured learning routine. Use these resources 3-4 times a week for optimal results to help your child progressively build essential reading skills.

Absolutely! You can combine Preschool Reading Worksheets with other educational materials such as storybooks, flashcards, or even Kokotree’s interactive learning app to create a comprehensive and engaging learning environment for your child.

Regularly reviewing completed worksheets will allow you to track your child’s progress. It’s essential to engage in conversations about their work, offer constructive feedback, and celebrate their achievements. Kokotree’s learning app also helps monitor progress through various activities, giving you valuable insights into your child’s development.

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Solar eclipse 2024: Follow the path of totality

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Getting your kids ready to enjoy the eclipse? If you've got curious kiddos enjoying the eclipse today, here are some resources from the NPR Network to help get the most out of the experience:

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Amy Nickell with Dallas Arboretum helps Dani Turin, 5, look down the ruler at the sun and the moon to see the perspective of the eclipse Monday at Dallas Cotton Bowl Stadium. Yfat Yossifor/KERA hide caption

Amy Nickell with Dallas Arboretum helps Dani Turin, 5, look down the ruler at the sun and the moon to see the perspective of the eclipse Monday at Dallas Cotton Bowl Stadium.

Not able to get outside? Stream totality with your kiddo .

• WATCH: The difference between a solar and a lunar eclipse from KERA Kids
• LISTEN: has a new episode out about solar eclipses from But Why , Vermont Public's podcast for curious kids

Kid at heart? The Texas Standard has tips from Bill Nye on the best ways to enjoy the eclipse .

Do some color-based experimentation! The celestial phenomena can alter the way we see colors, so keep an eye on reds and greens and how they change over the course of totality!

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And be prepared: As we found with kids who enjoyed the eclipse in 2017 , little ones may totally forget this celestial experience, so don't sweat it too much!

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Our collection of reading comprehension worksheets for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade are all completely free and can be printed from your home computer. You’ll find dozens of pages to help your child develop reading comprehension skills and build their language arts knowledge. 

The ABCmouse Reading Comprehension Worksheets for Kindergarten and Up provide a wide variety of free reading comprehension activities for your child, ranging from reading simple sentences and identifying missing words to understanding longer segments of text and recognizing main ideas and more.

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Reading Comprehension Worksheets Kindergarten: Read and Draw

Children will find a delightful short poem on each of these pages. After reading through the poem, they’ll need to imagine what the poem described and draw it in the space provided.

Reading Comprehension Worksheets 1st Grade and 2nd Grade: Read and Draw

These reading comprehension worksheets expand on those for kindergarteners by providing longer, more detailed poems for first and second graders to read. After reading the poems, children will need to think about what happened in the poem and create an illustration that matches it.

Reading Comprehension Worksheets: Reading Sentences

These reading comprehension printables give students practice in reading simple sentences and determining what the sentence is about. Children will then match each sentence to the illustration that best captures what’s happening in the sentence.

Reading Comprehension Worksheets: Missing Word Worksheets

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This bundle of printable reading comprehension worksheets feature short poems for children to read. They will be asked to circle the sight words they see in the poem and then draw an illustration that captures what the poem is about.

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From building an eclipse viewer to using the sun to pop balloons, here's a child-friendly activity guide for April's eclipse

By Abigail Beall

6 April 2024

There are plenty of fun eclipse activities to do with kids

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If you are planning to enjoy the total solar eclipse on 8 April with your children, here are a few activities you can do with them before and during the eclipse, to help them understand what causes a solar eclipse and get the most out of the experience.

1. Build an eclipse viewer

On the days leading up to the eclipse, you and your children can get excited about the big event by building an eclipse viewer . There are a few ways to do this – the first of which is a simple pinhole camera using two pieces of paper. Cut a hole in one piece of paper and cover it with aluminium foil, then poke a small hole in the foil. On the day of the eclipse, hold the paper up to let the sun beam through the hole and it will project a version of the eclipse onto a second piece of paper you place on the ground.

A slightly more complicated version involves a cereal or shoe box, placing paper at one end and cutting two holes in the other end. Over one of the two holes, you place some tin foil and, again, pierce it so that the sunlight can get through. More details on how to make both versions here .

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2. Build a solar eclipse model

Another activity that can be done ahead of the eclipse is building, or acting out, a model of the sun, moon and Earth to understand what a solar eclipse is . To build it, all you need is three sticks and three balls to place on top of the sticks. You can paint them or colour them in so that they resemble the sun, moon and Earth. Make sure the sun is bigger than the moon. Then, you can show your kids what an eclipse is by placing the sun in the centre, and moving Earth around the sun and the moon around Earth. When the three line up, with the moon in between the sun and Earth, we get a solar eclipse. When the moon is on the other side of Earth from the sun, we get lunar eclipses.

Your kids can also act out a solar eclipse. Give one of them a torch or flashlight, making them act as the sun, and ask them to shine the torch on a wall. The other, who is the moon, can move around until they block the torch light. They can both play around with moving forwards and backwards, to show why the distances between the moon, Earth and sun matter when it comes to eclipses.

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3. Pop a balloon using sunlight

This is something that can be done on any sunny day. But on the day you are waiting for the total eclipse, you can show your kids how to use the power of sunlight to pop a balloon. You need a balloon and a magnifying glass for this activity. Blow up the balloon and then hold the magnifying glass up so that it magnifies the sunlight onto the balloon. Wait for a few minutes and, eventually, the balloon will pop. You can also make this more exciting by blowing up a white balloon inside a black one, and doing the same trick. The black balloon should pop, leaving the white balloon intact inside. You can use this to explain how black surfaces absorb sunlight, while light surfaces reflect them.

4. Play with shadows

On the day of the eclipse, while you are waiting for totality, the partial eclipse phase will last a few hours. You and your kids can get excited about the eclipse by noticing how shadows change, and playing around with this. If you have a tree nearby, look at the shadows it casts on the ground throughout the eclipse and you will see that they start to look like a sun with a bite taken out of it. This also works by crossing your fingers over each other and casting shadows on the ground. Another way to show the eclipse through shadows is using a colander, or anything with small holes in it. As the eclipse progresses, the shadows cast will start to take on the shape of the eclipse. You can punch a series of holes in a piece of paper to spell out a word or your kids’ names in these crescent shapes.

5. Draw shadows

This is another activity that can be done in the hours leading up to and after totality, again making the most of the interesting shadows created by a partially eclipsed sun. You can lay a big white piece of paper or sheet on the ground, and ask your kids to draw the shadows cast by different objects. If you do this at the start of the partial phase, and again closer to totality, they will be able to see how these shadows change as the eclipse progresses. You should notice that, in the lead-up to totality, shadows become much clearer as the amount of ambient light is reduced.

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