English for Kids - Reading Exercises

Portrays Susie Brown as a good girl who stays home to rest her tired mother. Sharing berries when they return, her friends show kindness and everyone loves Susie.

Lucy and her mother find a bee trapped in flour and let it out so it can go to other flowers and get honey.

Explore a simple story about a white, soft-furred kitty named Belle who sits in bed, tries to catch a rat, but is too slow, with color questions.

Explore a playful week of seven little mice who find a great big bun, beg and squeak across Monday to Saturday, and answer questions about Sunday's find and actions.

Follow two boys who catch and carry big apples in a hat to give to their mom, and explore questions about the apple and who receives it.

Engage in English reading exercises for kids, exploring a sunset scene by the pond where children run, skip, and jump while ducks splash and quack, and simple questions reinforce comprehension.

Simon the scarecrow, with a red shirt and pumpkin head, guards the cornfield to keep the bugs away, scaring crows with a meow like a cat.

Roy builds a funny snowman with a big nose and big eyes. Water freezes to keep him from falling, making him an ice man; they run home to warm up.

Nel chases Fidel as the sun sets and a doll falls into the pond; a big duck retrieves the doll and returns it to Nel, with thanks.

Explore how time guides actions for children and grownups, from running and walking to silence and talk, work and play, and sleep at day's end.

Follow a ten little cookies counting rhyme from ten down to none, and answer questions about who ate each cookie to build early reading and comprehension skills.

John finds a trout, tells his mom, and learns to put it back in the cold brook instead of keeping it in the warm pond.

Practice reading comprehension as a girl searches for flowers in the morning, discovers a nest with young birds, and learns why the mother bird says not to touch her babies.

Students go on a field trip to the movies, ask their parents to drive, and have permission slips signed before comparing the movie to the book they read.

Guide a big white hen and her 12 chicks across a brook, encouraging them to flap wings and try jumping the stone, with help when they are not yet able.

Practice English through four boys playing hide and seek, where Fred shuts his eyes, counts, and finds Andrew in a box, Roy under the sofa, and Frank behind the curtain.

Charlie learns that shoveling snow little by little clears a path, while his mother notes snow falls one flake at a time, earning him a blue sled.

Observe a hen guarding six yellow chicks in a hay nest, and learn to give food and water to the chicks while respecting the hen's protection.

Practice reading comprehension through a playful scene of Kate and Jake playing catch with tennis balls, softballs, and footballs in the yard, park, and basement, inviting Brooke to join.

Joe ignores his coat on a snowy day and goes outside. He catches a cold; his mom brings soup, and he asks for a scarf, gloves, and a warm hat.