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The dog runs.
The dog runs after the ball.
The dog also sits.
The dog sits when Alex holds the ball.
Why does the dog run?
The dog runs to catch the ball.
And why does the dog sit?
The dog sits to wait for Alex.
Sometimes the ball is thrown far.
And sometimes it is thrown near.
The dog likes when Alex throws the ball.


What does the dog do when Alex holds the ball?


What are the two ways the ball is thrown?


Playing Ball

RCA1

Amy has two butterflies.
Amy's butterflies are Juno and Sunny.
Juno is a big butterfly.
Sunny is a small butterfly.
Juno likes to land on flowers.
Sunny likes to fly high.
Juno is pretty.
Sunny is pretty too!
Amy loves her butterflies.

Butterflies

RCA2

There is no food in the cat's bowl.
Mia fills the bowl with cat food.
There is no water in the cat's cup.
Mia fills the cup with water.
The cat's fur is messy.
Mia brushes the cat with a comb.


Mia Feeds Her Cat

RCA3

It is time for a field trip.
Jen brings a map.
Tom brings a camera.
Anna brings binoculars.
Max brings a guidebook.
Rosy brings snacks.
Mrs. Lee brings water bottles.
Mrs. Lee is a kind teacher.
The class sees the animals together.
What a fun day at the zoo!


Zoo Trip

RCA4

There is a famous clock in London.
It is called Big Ben.
Big Ben is very tall and old.
Big Ben has been telling time for over 150 years.
Many people go to London to hear it ring.


The passage says, "Big Ben is very tall and old." This means Big Ben is


London's Big Ben

RCA5

Turtles are interesting animals.

Turtles can’t fly. They walk slowly on land. This helps them carry their homes on their backs.

Turtles grow hard shells. These keep them safe. These help them live both on land and in water.

Some turtles are very large. The biggest can weigh as much as a car! Other turtles are small. The smallest can fit in your hand.

Turtles live in different places. Some live in the ocean, others in lakes or on land. They can live for a very long time!


Turtles

RCA6

You can plant a flower.

First, dig a small hole.

Place the flower seed in the hole.

Next, cover the seed with soil.

Pat the soil down gently.

Then, water the soil.

Pour water near the seed.

After that, wait for the flower to grow.

Watch the soil and water it when it's dry.

Then, see the flower bloom.

Look at the beautiful flower.

Last, smell the flower.

Ah! Flowers smell nice.


What do you do first when planting a flower?


What should you do after you cover the seed with soil?


The author tells us to, “Pour water near the seed” to make sure that the


Planting a Flower

RCA7

Weather changes every day.

Sunny days are bright.
The sun shines in the sky.
People wear sunglasses.

Rainy days are wet.
Rain falls from clouds.
People use umbrellas.

Windy days are breezy.
Leaves blow in the wind.
Kites can fly high.

Snowy days are cold.
Snow covers the ground.
People wear coats and boots.


The next paragraph will most likely be about


Weather

RCA8

There are many kinds of fruits.

Apples are round and can be red, green, or yellow. Bananas are long and yellow. Both are sweet and healthy to eat.

Oranges are round and orange. They are juicy and have a tangy taste.

Grapes come in bunches. They can be purple, red, or green. Grapes are small and easy to snack on.

Fruits come in all colors and flavors, and all of them are tasty!

If you want a sweet fruit to eat, you might choose a


Fruits

RCA9

It is Monday. Lisa goes to the pet shop and gets a new pet. It is a goldfish. Lisa is excited. She will take care of her new pet soon.

Lisa is home. She fills the fishbowl with water. She puts the goldfish in the bowl. She feeds the fish.

Lisa calls her brother to see. Max comes in. Max watches the fish with Lisa.

The new pet is fun to watch!


After Lisa fills the fishbowl with water, what does she do next?


New Pet

RCA10

My Family
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Emma has a family.
She has a mom and a dad.
She has a little brother.
Her mom cooks dinner.
Her dad goes to work.
Her little brother plays with toys.
Emma helps her mom.
She sets the table for dinner.
Her dad reads stories.
Her little brother listens.
"Who helps with the baby?" Emma asks.
"We all help," her mom says.
Emma smiles. She likes her family.
Now Emma’s family eats dinner together. Emma feels happy.



What does Emma feel when her family eats dinner together?


My Family

RCA11

Tom goes to school.
He has a red backpack.
He has a book and a pencil.
First, Tom goes to math class.
He learns to count numbers.
Next, Tom goes to art class.
He draws a picture of a sun.
Then, Tom goes to the playground.
He plays with his friends.
Tom eats lunch. He has a sandwich.
After lunch, Tom reads a book.
The book is about a big blue whale.
School is over. Tom goes home.
He tells his mom about his day.
"I like school," Tom says.
Tom's mom smiles. "I am glad," she says.


A Day at School

RCA12

Elephants are big animals.
Elephants have long trunks. They use their trunks to drink water. They can also pick up things.
Elephants have large ears. Their ears help them stay cool.
They have thick skin. This skin protects them.
Some elephants are very tall. The tallest can be 13 feet high!
Elephants live together. They live in groups called herds.
A baby elephant is called a calf. Calves stay close to their mothers.
Elephants eat plants. They eat leaves, fruit, and bark.
Elephants are gentle. They care for each other in the herd.
Elephants can live a long time. Some live to be 70 years old!
That's a lot of years for an elephant!


Elephants

RCA13

Sam has a best friend.
His name is Jake.
Jake is kind and funny.
They play together.
They play soccer.
They play hide and seek.
Jake shares his toys.
Sam shares his snacks.
They help each other.
If Sam falls, Jake helps him up.
If Jake can't find a toy, Sam helps him look.
They tell jokes.
They laugh a lot.
Sam is happy with his best friend.
What a good friend Jake is!


What does Sam do when Jake can't find a toy?


My Best Friend

RCA14

We live in the solar system.
It has many planets.
First, there is Mercury.
It is very close to the Sun.
Next, there is Venus.
It is bright and hot.
Then, there is Earth.
We live on Earth.
After that, there is Mars.
It is red and dusty.
Then, there is Jupiter.
It is the biggest planet.
Next, there is Saturn.
It has beautiful rings.
Then, there is Uranus.
It is blue and cold.
Last, there is Neptune.
It is very far from the Sun.
Wow! The solar system is big.


After Mercury and Venus, which planet comes next in the solar system?


The Solar System

RCA15

People celebrate holidays.
Some celebrate Christmas.
They decorate a tree.
They give gifts.
Some celebrate Hanukkah.
They light candles.
They eat latkes.
Some celebrate Diwali.
They light lamps.
They eat sweets.
Some celebrate Chinese New Year.
They watch dragon dances.
They get red envelopes.
Holidays are fun.
People enjoy different traditions!


What do people decorate during Christmas?


During Chinese New Year, what is a common activity?


What do people get during Chinese New Year?


Holiday Celebrations

RCA16

Lily likes to eat healthy.
She eats fruits. She eats vegetables.
Lily eats a banana. The banana is yellow.
Bananas make Lily strong.
Lily eats an apple. The apple is green.
Apples are good for Lily's teeth.
Lily eats grapes. The grapes are purple.
Grapes are sweet and healthy.
Lily eats carrots. The carrots are orange.
Carrots help Lily see better.
Lily eats broccoli. The broccoli is green.
Broccoli is good for her body.
Eating fruits and vegetables is fun.
Lily feels happy and healthy!


What does Lily feel after eating fruits and vegetables?


Healthy Foods

RCA17

Transportation helps us move.
Cars drive on roads.
Cars are fast.
They take us to many places.
Buses are big.
Many people ride on buses.
Buses stop at bus stops.
Trains run on tracks.
Trains are long.
They go through cities and towns.
Bicycles have two wheels.
We pedal to move bicycles.
Bicycles are good for short trips.
Boats float on water.
Boats can be small or big.
They travel on lakes and seas.
Planes fly in the sky.
Planes take us far away.
Planes are very fast.
So many ways to travel!

Transportation Types

RCA18

Insects and bugs are small.
Bees buzz around flowers.
Bees make honey.
Bees live in hives.
Ants march in lines.
Ants carry food.
Ants live in anthills.
Butterflies have colorful wings.
Butterflies drink nectar.
Butterflies live near flowers.
Ladybugs are red and black.
Ladybugs eat tiny bugs.
Ladybugs live in gardens.
Caterpillars are long and green.
Caterpillars eat leaves.
Caterpillars turn into butterflies.
Insects and bugs are everywhere!

Insects and Bugs

RCA19

Colors are all around us.
The sun is yellow.
Yellow is bright.
The sky is blue.
Blue is pretty.
Grass is green.
Green is fresh.
Shapes are everywhere.
A ball is round.
A circle has a round shape.
A book has the shape of a square.
A square has four sides.
A door is a rectangle.
A rectangle is longer than a square.
Colors and shapes are fun!

1st Grade Reading Comprehension