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Ravi's Bouncy Ball

Kindergarten read-aloud: hear a short story about a bouncy ball, then tell which part each picture shows and which pictures fit the story.

KindergartenELAInteractive · Printable

Aligned toRL.K.7

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What’s included

  • Single worksheet
  • Auto-graded online
  • 1 Common Core standard
  • Printable answer key
  • 8 questions
  • Classroom-ready

Details

Format
Interactive · Printable
Grade
Kindergarten
Subject
ELA
Question types
Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer

About this worksheet

What students practice

  • Students tell which part of a story a picture shows.
  • Students match a picture to the story words it goes with.
  • Students tell whether a picture fits a story.

How to use

Read the story aloud twice. Tell students each picture is told in words, then read each question and its choices aloud and let students circle, sort, or write.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

RL.K.7

With prompting and support, tell how a story's illustrations relate to the story, such as which moment a picture shows.

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Ravi's Bouncy Ball

Listen. Tell which part of the story each picture shows.

Listen to the story

Your teacher reads the story. Each part has a number. In this sheet, each picture is told in words.

Ravi's Bouncy Ball

1Ravi threw his bouncy ball. Boing! It hit the steps.

2The ball bounced high over the fence. It landed in Mrs. Ota's yard.

3Mrs. Ota's cat chased the ball. Then the cat sat right on top of it!

4Mrs. Ota came outside and tossed the ball back over the fence. "Thank you!" Ravi called.

Which part is it?

Your teacher reads each picture, question and choice. Circle your answer.

1.
A picture shows a woman tossing a ball over a fence. Which part of the story does it show?
  • A. part 2
  • B. part 1
  • C. part 4
2.
A picture shows Ravi's ball flying out of his yard and over the fence. Which words go with the picture?
  • A. Ravi threw his ball at the steps.
  • B. The ball bounced high over the fence.
  • C. Mrs. Ota's cat chased the ball.
3.
Circle the two pictures that could go with part 3.

A boy throws a ball at the steps.A cat runs after a ball.A cat sits on top of a ball.A woman waves to a boy.

4.
Which picture could go with part 1?
  • A. A boy's ball bounces off the steps.
  • B. A cat chases a ball in a yard.
  • C. A woman walks out to her yard.

Does the picture fit?

Your teacher reads each question and the choices. Sort, circle, or write your answer.

5.
Could the picture be in this story? Sort the pictures.
A ball bounces over a fence.A dog sleeps on a ball.A girl jumps rope.A cat chases a ball.
fits the storydoes not fit the story
6.
The words in part 1 do not tell what color Ravi's ball is. Where could you find out?
  • A. in the title
  • B. in the picture
  • C. in the page number
7.
A picture for part 2 shows where the ball lands. Use the word box to finish the sentence.
Word bank: tree · yard · car

The ball lands in Mrs. Ota's  .

8.
A friend says a picture of a boy riding a bike goes in this story. Does it fit? Tell your teacher why or why not.

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