The Lighthouse Walk Just before sunset on a windy autumn evening, Mateo and his grandmother walked along the rocky shore. Waves rolled toward the beach, and gulls called overhead. They climbed the path to the old lighthouse and watched its lamp shine across the water.
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Story Elements WorksheetWhere does most of the story happen? Who are the main characters? What problem do the children face? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsStory Elements Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Supporting Details WorksheetWhat is the central idea of the passage? Which detail supports the idea that bees help plants reproduce? What can pollination help plants form? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsSupporting Details Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Author’s Purpose WorksheetWhat is the author’s main purpose? Which detail supports the author’s message? Which sentence sounds most persuasive? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 4th GradeEnglish Language ArtsAuthor’s Purpose Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Plot Structure WorksheetWhat is the main problem in the story? Which event happens first? What does Jada do after the first bridge sags? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 4th GradeEnglish Language ArtsPlot Structure Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Text Structure WorksheetA passage explains steps for planting a seed in order. Which structure is it using? A text explains that heavy rain caused a creek to rise. Which structure is most clear? A passage tells how bats and birds are alike and different. Which structure fits? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 4th GradeEnglish Language ArtsText Structure Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Metaphors in Context WorksheetWhat does “The classroom was a zoo” suggest? What does “Her smile was sunshine” mean? In “Time is a thief,” what idea is expressed? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 4th GradeEnglish Language ArtsMetaphors in Context Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Fact and Opinion WorksheetWhich statement is a fact? Which statement is an opinion? Which statement can be checked in a reference book? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsFact and Opinion Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Following Directions WorksheetStart at 4. Add 3, then subtract 2. Where do you end? Put the red block before the blue block and the yellow block after the blue block. Which block is in the middle? Write your name, circle the first letter, then underline the last letter. What do you underline? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 2nd GradeEnglish Language ArtsFollowing Directions Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Cause and Effect Reading WorksheetWhy did the seedlings droop? What happened after students watered the garden each morning? Why did the class add mulch? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 3rd GradeEnglish Language ArtsCause and Effect Reading Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
WORKSHEETKOALA ✦Making Inferences WorksheetWhat can you infer about the weather outside? Why are there wet umbrellas by the door? What can you infer about the students? ☆ ☆ ☆INTERACTIVE 4th GradeEnglish Language ArtsMaking Inferences Worksheet6 questions · MediumStart worksheet →
