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“Pip the Bat” — reading worksheet

Everything for one story, ready to print: the story to read, 5 questions with one right answer each, four sentences to number in order and a box to draw in. The answers are printed upside down at the bottom.

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Age
Ages 5–9
Skill
Reading
Format
Printable

Pip the Bat

Name · Date: ______________________________

1. Read the story.

Pip is a bat.

Pip has a nap in the sun.

A cat sat on the mat.

Pip can zip! Zip, zip, zip!

The cat ran to the hut.

Pip is not big. Pip is fun!

2. Circle the right answer.

Each question has one right answer.

  1. 1. What is Pip?

    a)a batb)a dogc)a pig
  2. 2. Where does Pip have a nap?

    a)in the sunb)in a bedc)in a van
  3. 3. Who sat on the mat?

    a)a ratb)a dogc)a cat
  4. 4. What can Pip do?

    a)jogb)zipc)dig
  5. 5. Where did the cat run?

    a)to the vanb)to the hutc)to a log

3. Number the sentences 1–4.

Write 1 next to what happens first.

  • The cat ran to the hut.
  • Pip has a nap in the sun.
  • A cat sat on the mat.
  • Pip can zip! Zip, zip, zip!

4. Draw your favourite part.

Answers: 1 a · 2 a · 3 c · 4 b · 5 b. Order: 4 · 1 · 2 · 3.

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