Reading Information : First Grade English Language Arts Worksheets
This page contains all our printable worksheets in section Reading Information of First Grade English Language Arts. As you scroll down, you will see many worksheets for main idea/ reading for details, classifying/visualizing/sequencing, making predictions/drawing conclusions, compare & contrast/cause & effect, reading practice, ask and answer questions, riddles/clues, understand words or phrases, locate key information, text vs pictures, supporting text, and more.
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Read the passage about rainbows. Then answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Ask and Answer Questions
Read a paragraph about the rhyming words and answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Ask and Answer Questions
Read about the owls and answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Ask and Answer Questions
Read how to make a sandwich and answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Ask and Answer Questions
Read the story. Write the words from the story that complete each sentence.
Category: Reading Information Ask and Answer Questions
Circle the detail that supports the main idea.
Category: Reading Information Main Idea/ Reading for Details
Write the main idea that best represents each set of pictures.
Category: Reading Information Main Idea/ Reading for Details
Fill each box below with details about what you can do at each mentioned location.
Category: Reading Information Main Idea/ Reading for Details
Circle the details that represent the picture. Then draw a line under the sentence that explains the main idea.
Category: Reading Information Main Idea/ Reading for Details
Read the paragraph about 'Jeremy and His Pet Dog'. Find the main idea and answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Main Idea/ Reading for Details
Read the descriptive paragraph. Then answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Information Main Idea/ Reading for Details
Read the paragraph to find the main idea. Answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Main Idea/ Reading for Details
Read the story. Circle the key words that tell the order in which things/events happen, then write the topic sentence.
Category: Reading Information Main Idea/ Reading for Details
A prediction is what you think will happen. Look at the picture and read what is happening, then predict what will happen next.
Category: Reading Information Making Predictions/Drawing Conclusions
Students will take clues from the picture and the text provided to predict what will happen.
Category: Reading Information Making Predictions/Drawing Conclusions
Read text and take clues from the picture provided. Write what will happen next.
Category: Reading Information Making Predictions/Drawing Conclusions
Student will evaluate the provided details and make a judgment.
Category: Reading Information Making Predictions/Drawing Conclusions
In this worksheet, students will practice to draw conclusions from the text or the details provided.
Category: Reading Information Making Predictions/Drawing Conclusions
Read the informational text about clouds, then answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Understand Words or Phrases
Marsupials are a group of mammals that are known for carrying their young babies in a pouch.
Category: Reading Information Understand Words or Phrases
Have you ever accompanied your mom or dad doing grocery shopping?
Category: Reading Information Understand Words or Phrases
Read each sentence carefully. Cut and glue pictures to match. Then find and underline the words.
Category: Reading Information Understand Words or Phrases
Read the story about Frenzy Fish and Fred Fish. Then, underline the word “friend”, “his”, and “birthday wherever it appears in the story.
Category: Reading Information Understand Words or Phrases
Read the story "Cooper Needs Bath". Circle and write the given list of words. Then find and color the things that are yellow.
Category: Reading Information Understand Words or Phrases
Which chapter should Buzzy read to answer each question? Use the table of contents for your help.
Category: Reading Information Locate Key Information
Use the table of contents to answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Locate Key Information
Read the glossary from a book about butterflies, then answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Locate Key Information
An index is found at the back of the book. It lists the words from the book and the pages where you can find those words.
Category: Reading Information Locate Key Information
Match the words to their correct meanings by writing the matching number in the correct blank.
Category: Reading Information Locate Key Information
Compare and contrast between monkeys and apes.
Category: Reading Information Text vs Pictures
Read the short paragraph about Fire ants and look at the related picture. Then answer the questions by identifying if the information is provided by an author (text), or an illustrator (picture).
Category: Reading Information Text vs Pictures
Read the short paragraphs and look at the related pictures. Then answer the questions by identifying whether the information is provided by an author (words), or an illustrator (pictures).
Category: Reading Information Text vs Pictures
Read the short paragraph about cheetahs and look at the related picture. Then answer the questions by identifying if the information is provided by an author (text), or an illustrator (picture).
Category: Reading Information Text vs Pictures
It's Queen Bee's birthday! Are you invited?
Category: Reading Information Text vs Pictures
Circle the correct answers, then write them on the lines provided.
Category: Reading Information Text vs Pictures
Classify each object in the correct category.
Category: Reading Information Classifying/Visualizing/Sequencing
Classify and write each word in the correct category.
Category: Reading Information Classifying/Visualizing/Sequencing
Circle two things that do not belong in the picture. Write why they don't belong.
Category: Reading Information Classifying/Visualizing/Sequencing
Read the short story, then visualize and illustrate the events.
Category: Reading Information Classifying/Visualizing/Sequencing
Read the sentences. Write a number in each box to show the correct order of the events.
Category: Reading Information Classifying/Visualizing/Sequencing
Read the sentences. Write a number in each box to show the correct order of the events.
Category: Reading Information Classifying/Visualizing/Sequencing
Did you know that frogs are capable of seeing nearly in all directions? No wonder they have big and bulgy eyes!
Category: Reading Information Supporting Text
Everything about elephants is big and amazing.
Category: Reading Information Supporting Text
Without the sun, we would have no plants to eat, no energy to live, no trees to give us oxygen.
Category: Reading Information Supporting Text
Roly polies are often confused with being insects, but you will be amazed to learn that they are not bugs.
Category: Reading Information Supporting Text
Compare and contrast the facts about a dog and a cat.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Compare and contrast the facts about an apple and a banana.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Compare and contrast the facts about a tiger and an elephant. Write how they are alike and how they are different.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Match the cause (what happens) to the correct effect (why it happened).
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Write the cause (what happens) and the effect (why it happened) for each sentence.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Write a sentence to show the relationship between the cause and effect.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Read and compare two different texts on butterflies.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Read two different texts about dolphins. Then, compare the similarities and differences between two texts.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Read and compare two different texts on the same topic.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Practice reading and comparing two different texts on the same topic.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Read two different texts on the same topic. Then, compare the similarities and the differences.
Category: Reading Information Compare & Contrast/Cause & Effect
Read each riddle about an animal. Identify the animal it describes, then match the riddle with the correct animal picture.
Category: Reading Information Riddles/Clues
Read the riddles. Identify the thing it describes. Then draw a line to match each riddle with the correct picture.
Category: Reading Information Riddles/Clues
Use the picture clues to complete each sentence.
Category: Reading Information Riddles/Clues
Use the picture clues. Draw a line to match each picture with its correct description.
Category: Reading Information Riddles/Clues
Read each sentence. Cut and glue the picture in the box next to the sentence that describes the picture.
Category: Reading Information Riddles/Clues
Read the story about snowman, then answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Reading Practice
Read the classic fable. Then unscramble the words from the story and write true or false for each sentence.
Category: Reading Information Reading Practice
Read the classic fable and answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Reading Practice
Cassie helps her mom sort recyclable things and put them in the green can. Do you recycle?
Category: Reading Information Reading Practice
Read the text about Valentine's Day. Then answer the questions.
Category: Reading Information Reading Practice
Read the text about the importance of washing your hands. Then answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Information Reading Practice
How do you know if something is alive or living? If it needs air, water, and food to survive, it is a living thing.
Category: Reading Information Reading Practice
Read the interesting facts about the Statue of Liberty, then answer the questions based on the text.
Category: Reading Information Reading Practice
