← Ages 6-7

Reading Comprehension

Read Three-Line Stories

Use three short lines to answer a story question.

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Learning goal

Read a tiny story and remember the main detail.

Short guided lesson

Find the story clue

Use the three story lines to pick the answer that happened.

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Two child-friendly questions

2 questions

Nia packed a red kite. The wind blew gently. Nia ran to the park.

What did Nia bring?

Sam saw rain clouds. He took his umbrella. His shoes stayed dry.

Why did Sam take an umbrella?
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Reading help How can I help my 8-10 year old with reading at home?

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