Design a reading comprehension for any Jolly Phonics reader (level 1 or level 2)
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Comprehension Activity
Story Summary:
In “The Pond,” a frog hops to the pond, a duck quacks, and a fish swims in the water.
Reading Questions
1. Who hopped to the pond?
a) A cat
b) A dog
c) A frog
2. What did the duck do?
a) Swam in the pond
b) Quacked
c) Jumped
3. What was in the water?
a) A fish
b) A frog
c) A bird
4. True or False: The cat was in the story.
5. What sound does a duck make?
Creative Task
Draw a picture of the pond with the frog, duck, and fish in it.
This activity checks basic comprehension, encourages interaction with the story, and integrates a fun drawing activity to reinforce understanding.
2 thoughts on “Assignment Module 5”
Comprehension Activity
Story Summary:
In “The Pond,” a frog hops to the pond, a duck quacks, and a fish swims in the water.
Reading Questions
1. Who hopped to the pond?
a) A cat
b) A dog
c) A frog
2. What did the duck do?
a) Swam in the pond
b) Quacked
c) Jumped
3. What was in the water?
a) A fish
b) A frog
c) A bird
4. True or False: The cat was in the story.
5. What sound does a duck make?
Creative Task
Draw a picture of the pond with the frog, duck, and fish in it.
This activity checks basic comprehension, encourages interaction with the story, and integrates a fun drawing activity to reinforce understanding.
Title (example): In the Pit
Text (simplified decodable sentence):
“Sam is in a pit. A rat is in the pit. Sam taps the rat.”
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Comprehension Questions
1. Literal Questions (Checking recall):
Who is in the pit?
What else is in the pit?
What does Sam do?
2. Vocabulary/Phonics Focus:
Find and circle all the words with /p/ sound. (pit, tap)
Which word has the /s/ sound? (Sam)
3. Inferential Questions (Thinking beyond the text):
Why do you think Sam tapped the rat?
What might the rat do next?
4. Creative Extension:
Draw a picture of Sam and the rat in the pit.
Make up one new sentence using the word pit or tap.