Each box has a short sentence and three pictures, or one picture and three sentences. The child circles the match that means the same thing.
This is early reading comprehension — not spelling, not unscrambling word order, and not a phonics sound hunt.
Read a sentence and circle the matching picture.
Circle the picture that matches the sentence.
The cat sits.
Circle A, B or C.
The moon shines.
Circle A, B or C.
The dog runs.
Circle A, B or C.
The fish eats.
Circle A, B or C.
A local sentence–picture generator. Every sentence is authored with a matching scene. Distractors change one meaning (who, what they do, how many, or where). Colour is never the clue. Location questions are capped so the sheet does not become a prepositions drill.
Skills practiced
Print tip: One A4 page. Pictures print in black. Answers are never printed.