Reading Comprehension Fiction Printable Worksheets for Grades 2, 3 and 4

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Fiction: Wake Up Call for Phil! (elementary)

"Phil the ground hog had been sleeping in his snug underground burrow since November." A fictional reading comprehension for Groundhog Day.
Fiction: Jada and Jessie (elem/upper elem)

"Jada and Jessie are twins." A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
Fiction: Oh No! Not Again! (upper elem)

"The children ran around the park playing hide-and-seek." A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
Fiction: Pookie's New Home (elem)

Pookie the puppy moves to a new home in this fictional reading comprehension.
Fiction: Spring at the Pond (elem)

A one page realistic fiction selection is followed by 5 multiple choice questions and 3 questions that require brief written responses.
Fiction: Just Let Me Draw! (elem/upper elem)

Story about a boy who loves to draw, and short essay-style comprehension questions.
Fiction: Aleesha and Allison Go to School (primary)

"Today is the first day of school." A very short realistic fiction reading comprehension.
Fiction: My Tree (elem)

A realistic fiction story about an apple tree makes a nice Arbor Day or autumn tie-in. It is followed by 6 multiple choice questions and four questions that require brief written responses.
Fiction: The Library (elem)

"I am going to read a hundred books this year!" Realistic fiction.
Fiction: Scooter's Book (elem)

"Scooter was a very nice dog." A fictional reading comprehension.
Fiction: Little Murray (elementary)

"Little Murray is my grandfather's dog." A short reading comprehension.
Fiction: The Spelling Bee (elementary)

"Jessica pulled the covers up over her head and tried to get back to sleep." A realistic fiction reading comprehension about a spelling bee, with a "do your best!" moral.
Fiction: Lucky Leprechaun (elementary)

Lucky Leprechaun wants to go to the St. Patrick's Day Parade. But first, he has to get his chores done. Will he make it?
Fiction: Rick and Robin (elementary)

Rick admires his big sister, Robin, and her amazing skateboarding abilities! Realistic fiction followed by multiple choice questions.
Fiction: A Great Dance (upper elem)

"Our fourth-grade class is learning about Mexico this month." A realistic fictional reading comprehension for multicultural studies, and a great tie-in for Cinco de Mayo.
Fiction: Miss Sadie's Sunflowers (elementary)

Miss Sadie grows a field of sunflowers.
Fiction: The Pledge of Allegiance (elementary)

"Every morning at 8:30 a.m., my school says the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag." Realistic fiction followed by multiple choice questions.
Fiction: Grandpa's Stories (elementary)

Weekends with this child's grandparents are a delight, thanks to Grandpa's stories, which are a treasure the whole family shares.
Fiction: Aloha! (elementary)

Aloha from Hawaii! Read about this family's fantastic Hawaiian vacation.
A Sweet Adventure (upper elem/ middle) Fiction

Use this 'Fiction: A Sweet Adventure (upper elem/ middle)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Fiction: A Sweet Adventure (upper elem/ middle)'. A child is transported into a candy world, having fun...and getting homesick. This reading comprehension captures student imaginations. The lesson continues with vocabulary development, parts of speech work, and more.
Fiction: Christmas with Bobby Bear (elementary)

Bobby Bear spends the weekend after Thanksgiving Christmas shopping with his grandparents. This Christmas-themed mini-unit features a reading comprehension, crossword puzzle, and more.
Fiction: Mr. Miller's Spring Garden (primary/elementary)

Story sequencing practice.
Fiction: Charlie's Easter (elem/upper elem)

Charlie loves Easter! You'll see why- with this reading comprehension, word search, crossword puzzle, and writing activity.
Myth: Mayrah (elementary)

A mini-unit about the Australian wind that brings the spring. Includes reading comprehension questions, vocabulary work, and promts for writing your own myth about the coming of spring.
Fiction: Hatching Chicks (primary/elem)

A 1 page realistic fiction story about a mother hen hatching her baby chicks. It is followed by 5 multiple choice questions and 4 questions requiring short written responses.
A Perfect Beach Hat (primary/elem) Fiction

Use this 'Fiction: A Perfect Beach Hat (primary/elem)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Fiction: A Perfect Beach Hat (primary/elem)'. "Aunt Jane said Kimmie could only go if she had sunscreen and a hat." A realistic fiction story about choosing a perfect beach hat.
Fiction: Sir Knox-a-Lot (elem/upper elem)

A funny fiction tale of a knobby-kneed knight, followed by comprehension questions.
Fiction: Spring Forward, Fall Back (upper elem/middle)

"Patrick thought the only good thing about Daylight Saving Time was that people got to sleep an hour longer the night it ended." This short fiction is followed by multiple choice, short answer, and essay questions.
Fiction: I Love Gymnastics (primary/elem)

"I love the balance beam and the parallel bars." Realistic fiction followed by multiple choice questions.
Fiction: A Fish Story (elementary)

Emily and her father run into a dangerous but helpful fish in the lake.
Fiction: The Eerie Moan (elem)

Will the eerie moan ruin the groups summer camping trip to the forest? Multiple choice and short answer comprehension questions.
Do You See the Brooklyn Bridge?; Vocabulary Activity Set (elem/upper elem) Fiction

Use this 'Fiction: Do You See the Brooklyn Bridge?; Vocabulary Activity Set (elem/upper elem)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Fiction: Do You See the Brooklyn Bridge?; Vocabulary Activity Set (elem/upper elem)'. An easy bridge shaped word search and an easy word unscramble based on words found in the text of the short fiction, "Do You See the Brooklyn Bridge?"
Kate's Birthday (elementary)' Fiction

Use this 'Fiction: Kate's Birthday (elementary)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Fiction: Kate's Birthday (elementary)'. This one-page reading comprehension follows a standardized testing format. An interesting story and great testing practice!
Fiction: The Big Balloon (primary)

"My dad, little sister and I saw a big balloon at the picnic." A very short reading comprehension.
Fiction: All in Good Time (elementary)

"Why does he get to do so much more than I do?" A realistic fiction story with open ended questions to help students discuss emotions.
Fiction: Wishes (elementary)

"I wish for sunny skies." This fictional reading comprehension about wishes comes with open ended questions for students to discuss their own wishes.
Fiction: Rain, Rain, Go Away (elem)

A 1 page realistic fiction piece about unpredictable March weather is followed by 6 multiple choice questions and 3 questions that require short written responses.
Fiction: Fishing with Grandpa (primary)

An easy reading comprehension from the point of view of a young boy who loves fishing with his grandfather. Common Core: ELA - RL5.6, RL4.6
Fiction: Jim's Favorite Store (elem/upper elem)

"Jim�s Favorite Store" realistic fiction (1 page) followed by 4 multiple choice questions and 5 short written response questions.
Multiplication Makes Me Sick! (elem) Fiction

This Multiplication Makes Me Sick! (elem) Fiction is perfect to practice multiplication skills. Your elementary grade students will love this Multiplication Makes Me Sick! (elem) Fiction. Jacob loves school, but he hates multiplication. A realistic fiction reading comprehension.