This game is called Reading Comprehension. It is meant to help kids learn skills associated with reading. Reading games help your child learn to read, recognize words, understand stories, and practice letters and sounds.Skill games help children understand patterns and sounds.
About This Game
These games are meant to be fun and interactive, but also help children develop critical learning skills. They are free for unlimited use, so these games are meant to be educational resources for all kids, regardless of age and income.
Playing games helps kids learn. Studies show that kids who play games to learn get boost to their reading skills. They also learn problem solving, imaginative play, and creativity. Finally, kids who have trouble focusing in traditional educational contexts may respond better to interactive, play-based games.
Grade Kindergarten
This game is designed for kids in grade 2 through grade 5. However, it can be played at any grade level. You're currently viewing this game as a child in grade Kindergarten.
Students in your grade have 20 seconds to complete this challenge. You can change the time limit by signing in and letting us know your grade. If you've already signed in and you think the game is too hard, feel free to pause the timer to give yourself enough time to work your way through the challenge.
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Sarah loved to spend her weekends exploring the forest near her house. One day, as she was walking along a trail, she spotted a family of deer grazing peacefully in a clearing. She quietly watched them from a distance, careful not to scare them away. The mother deer had two fawns with her, one with spots and one without. Sarah was amazed by the beauty of these gentle creatures and felt grateful for the chance to witness such a magical moment in the forest.
What did Sarah see in the forest?
Reading Comprehension
Instructions:
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