Read and Draw
Read each sentence. Then draw a picture to show what it says!
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How to do it
- Read the sentence.
- Think about what it says.
- Draw a picture to show it.
Teaching tip
Ask your child to point to each part of the sentence in their drawing. This sheet is aligned with Common Core RF.K.4.
About this worksheet
Sentences like "The cat is on the bed." with a big box to draw what they say.
What kids practice
Decodable sentences use only words a kindergartner can sound out, like cat, big and sat, plus the first sight words, like the, a, I and see. That means your child can read every word on the page with what they already know, which builds real reading and real confidence. The mini-books are short stories written the same way. They are the next step in phonics after reading single words.
Watch for
- Guessing from the picture instead of reading the words. Cover the picture, read, then check.
- Skipping little words like a and the. Point to every word.
- Reading word by word without hearing the sentence. Read it again, a little faster.
It's free to print, with Fewer, Standard or More on the page. See the full decodable sentences and mini-books phonics guide for kindergarten.
More sheets in this set
- See it all
1. How to Read a Sentence ChartFour steps for reading a sentence, shown with "The pig can dig." 
2. Read and MatchShort sentences like "The bat is big." to read and match to one of three pictures.
3. Yes or No?A sentence and a picture in each box. Some match and some don't.
4. Missing WordSentences with one word missing and a word bank of short vowel words.
5. Build a SentenceMixed-up word cards to cut out, put in order and glue, then write the sentence.
7. Mini-BooksCut-and-staple 8-page story books like "The Big Pig," with one decodable sentence on each page.