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Comprehension practice: sentences & simple riddles.

These printable worksheets give students practice in reading simple sentences , with plenty of assistance from images. The last two sets of exercises lets kids have fun with reading riddles .

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Writing can be one of the most daunting skills for some students to learn. Over time, however, students of any skill level can learn to write effectively with the right practice and instruction. We've developed a set of different writing worksheets around specific areas like editing and proofing, writing conclusions, choosing topic sentences, and how to use transition words. We've also included some helpful writing worksheets for writing prompts and some fun lined paper themes. Each worksheet we create is aligned to common core standards and designed for different grade levels from kindergarten to high school.

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Easy pre-primer sight word book to make

Teach pre-primer sight words with these very first sentences book!

Once your kids master their first sight words (the pre-primer group to start with), they are ready to read their first sentences!

Get this simple pre-primer sight word book to practice reading short sentences with your little ones.

It’s another free printable activity ready to be used in your classroom or homeschool!

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Pre-primer sight word sentences

I’ve already designed several different pre-primer sight word worksheets for your little readers .

Now it’s time to start reading sentences.

The words used in this printable book are all from the Dolch pre-primer list accompanied by pictures. Children will read the sentences while adding the picture words where appropriate.

For instance, the “sun” is not one of the Dolch sight words. So I used a picture of the sun to make a sentence.

This is fun and engaging for young children. They can also color the pictures to make the book their own.

And for more advanced readers, you can even try these reading sentences for kindergarten or my beginning reader booklets for free ! If you have a gifted child or a really advanced reader at home, these will be fun to try, too!

You can get the printable pdf at the end of this article.

Sight word sentences worksheets

Here are a few pages just to give you an idea of what you’ll get in this printable. And make sure to check out more of my free sight word printables , too!

pre-primer sight word sentences - a picture of a funny clown

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Initial Consonant Blends

Initial consonant blends are sometimes called beginning blends. They come at the beginning of a word and include two or more consonants next to one another, with no vowels between.

With consonant blends, you will hear each consonant sound, blended together quickly. Use an anchor chart for examples to reference when explaining this concept.

📑 Blends Sentences

All 18 consonant blends sentences below are decodable, and most of the words with blends include initial consonant blends.

There are a few ending blends for practice, too, because it’s important that students recognize blends at the beginning and end of words.

The sentences also include words with short vowels, digraphs , and high-frequency words .

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Three completed blends worksheets with a glue stick and scissors.

Using the Worksheets

These worksheets can be used independently or for small group instruction. Students should always read the sentences first and then find the matching pictures to confirm meaning.

We suggest beginning this activity by folding the pictures under so that only the sentences are visible. After the first reading, kids can then use the pictures to confirm what the words tell them.

🤷‍♀️ If they can’t find a picture that matches the sentence, then students should re-read the sentences. The pictures are meant to support the sentences, not the other way around!

If the worksheets are given as independent work, then the pictures make it very easy to check to see if the children read the sentences for meaning.

If the pictures match, then you’ll know that students read the sentences with accuracy. Comprehension is, of course, the whole point of reading!

The only things your students will need to complete this consonant blend activity are scissors and glue.

If you can’t print in color, then allow students to color the small pictures. In that case, you’ll also need crayons or colored pencils.

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20 Free Building Sentences Worksheets

Finding the right Building Sentences worksheets for your kids doesn’t have to be difficult. Today, I’m going to share nearly 30 themed sentence building worksheets great for young learners.

Throughout the post, you will find the important skills learned, how to do the building sentences worksheets, a list of themed worksheets, and a freebie. Yes, it’s true. At the bottom of the post, you will find a section to try out a complete set of 20 Building Sentences worksheets for free. This is a great way to help your kids practice sentence building.

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Skills Covered in Sentence Building Activities

There are many sentence building activities that help kids, but I’m going to focus on the Building Sentences I created to share with parents and teachers.

When kids complete Little Learning Corner’s Building Sentences, they cut and paste word tiles to build, write, and illustrate basic sentences.

Having a solid understanding of concepts of print is one of the building blocks for strong readers. I will link a post at the end to better explain concepts of print. For now, know that concepts of print covers directionality, knowing words are separated by spaces, sentence types, and much more.

A variety of skills, such as the ones below, are covered:

As you can see, there isn’t just one important skill being covered with these sentence worksheets. Now, let’s take a look at how kids, on multiple reading levels, complete Building Sentences worksheets.

How to do Building Sentences Worksheets

Instead of a typical kindergarten worksheet, these activities engage the kids on multiple levels. There are 2 levels with every Building Sentences resource mentioned below.

I will further explain each level in a moment. First, here’s a look at each step the kids will complete with the pdf worksheet.

On level 1 worksheets, the sentence is printed at the top . This is for emergent readers to decode and read on their own. Then, they use the word tiles to build the sentence just as it’s shown above the “build” space.

Having the sentence at the top is a visual reference for kids who cannot form their own sentences when given a group of words.

The focus on this level is building concepts of print, writing sentences on a ruled line, and using early reading skills.

The level 2 worksheets still provide practice with building simple sentences, but do not have the sentence printed for reference . In other words, the kids use their own ideas to form what they believe are the correct sentences.

Typically, I find level 2 worksheets to work best with first grade students, or kindergartners that need a challenge.

Sometimes, the kids will discover multiple ways to construct a sentence. As they are building, and trying to make sense of the group of words, they often produce a whole new sentence.

Great Uses for Building Sentences Worksheets

You’ve learned the skills covered, and how to do the building sentences. Now, let’s look at the different ways you can use them with your early readers.

There are many ways you can use these with kindergarten students and first graders. In just one fun worksheet, the kids will get extra practice with their sentence building skills.

The no-prep worksheets are perfect for:

You will find these are great when you need kids to complete their own work. Independent work allows you more time to work with other kids or plan your next activity.

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Themed Building Sentences Worksheets

Below are a series of worksheets (Building Sentences) categorized by theme. Like all resources I create, my goal is to provide you with a great activity that keeps learning fun.

Whether used at home, or in a kindergarten or 1st grade classroom, these worksheets are no different. Your kids will love them just as much as you will love the no-prep aspect.

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Sentence Building Worksheets (free) Teaching Resources
This freebie features two sentence building worksheets.Your Kindergarten and First Grade students will love these sentence scramble activities. These free printables are ideal for Literacy and Writing lessons, workshops, or centers.Students simply cut, sort, and paste the words into a sentence, write the sentence, and color the picture.This is a sample from my ' Sentence Building Worksheets ...
Reading Worksheets
Ereading Worksheets. Ereading Worksheets provides teachers, parents, and motivated students with high-quality reading worksheets, activities, and resources aligned with Common Core State Standards. This website uses a skill focused approach where each activity targets a specific skill set, but you can also browse the reading worksheets by grade ...
18 Consonant Blends Sentences with Free Worksheets
The R blends worksheets feature words with r as the second consonant in the blend: br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr. These worksheets can be used independently or for small group instruction. Students should always read the sentences first and then find the matching pictures to confirm meaning. We suggest beginning this activity by folding the ...
20 Free Building Sentences Worksheets
Now, let's take a look at how kids, on multiple reading levels, complete Building Sentences worksheets. How to do Building Sentences Worksheets. Instead of a typical kindergarten worksheet, these activities engage the kids on multiple levels. There are 2 levels with every Building Sentences resource mentioned below. I will further explain ...
Reading Simple Cvc Sentences Teaching Resources
Roll and Read Literacy Center | Simple Sentences | CVC Words | Freebie is a FREE sample of independent literacy centers. Students will roll a die and read a simple sentence with sight words and CVC words. Students get a chance to read each sentence four times AND write one sentence on the bottom. Preschool (PreK), Kindergarten (K) and First Grade (Grade 1, 1st Grade) friendly!
Proofreading Paragraphs
Fix the Sentences (Proofreading) Correct the errors in the sentences. This series can be used as a daily or weekly review, or use the individual worksheets for extra practice. Punctuation Worksheets. These worksheets feature practice with periods, question marks, exclamation points, commas, and quotation marks. Grammar Worksheets.