Understanding Unknown Reading Words Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: RI.K.4
No one has an unlimited vocabulary, at least from my experience. Many people can remember a huge library of words, but to use them correctly is an entirely different animal. We will often read literature that has new words to us. When we see these words there is a set process to help us better understand new words. These worksheets walk us through a process to tackle words that are new to us.
Learning Unknown Reading Words Worksheets To Print:
What's That Mean? - Use the picture and context of each sentence to determine the meaning of words.
Listen and Learn - You might need to lean on the pictures a bit more here.
The Good and the Bad - Some of these are well known objects to help give students some confidence.
Words We Hear Often - Students have probably heard these words before, but never fully understood them.
Difficult Words We Can See - The explanations on these are often very amusing.
Soccer - Each team has eleven players that kick a round ball back and forth trying to score a goal.
Saturn - Saturn is surrounded by rings that are probably made of ice.
What the Heck? - There are some unknown words underlined in each passage. The words are not real.
Unreal Words - Take another crack at it!
Things that Bark, Squeak, and Stink - This sure is a fun one!
Label Them Right - It was a beautiful day on the farm. A new brown calf stood by its mother enjoying the sun.
That Little Red... - Place each underlined word in the picture to show what it means.
Feeling Words - Look at the underlined word. Choose the word that best fits the meaning of the underlined word and circle it.
Sounds and Emotions - More circle, circling, if that's a thing!
It's Cold Out There! - Lots of snowballs here!
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