Here are some preschool reading comprehension worksheets PDF that you can download and use:
Worksheet 1: "What's in the Picture?"
* Objective: To identify and point to a specific object in a simple picture
* Instructions: Show the child a simple picture with 2-3 objects. Ask them to point to and identify one of the objects.
* PDF Download: [What's in the Picture?](https://pdfonline.gr/12f74)
Worksheet 2: "Story Sequencing"
* Objective: To understand the sequence of events in a simple story
* Instructions: Tell a simple story with 3-4 events (e.g. "Sam put on his shoes, then he went outside, then he saw a dog, then he went home"). Ask the child to put the events in order.
* PDF Download: [Story Sequencing](https://pdfonline.gr/34a56)
Worksheet 3: "Who, What, Where"
* Objective: To identify the main character, action, and setting in a simple story
* Instructions: Read a simple story aloud to the child. Ask them to identify:
+ Who is the main character? (e.g. "Who is the boy in the picture?")
+ What is happening in the story? (e.g. "What is the boy doing in the picture?")
+ Where is the story taking place? (e.g. "Where is the boy standing?")
* PDF Download: [Who, What, Where](https://pdfonline.gr/8d3a1)
Worksheet 4: "Picture Prompt"
* Objective: To use a picture to generate a simple story
* Instructions: Show the child a picture and ask them to create a simple story based on what they see.
* PDF Download: [Picture Prompt](https://pdfonline.gr/2b1c2)
Worksheet 5: "Comprehension Question"
* Objective: To answer simple comprehension questions about a story
* Instructions: Read a simple story aloud to the child. Ask them to answer simple comprehension questions, such as:
+ What is the main character's name? (e.g. "What is the boy's name in the story?")
+ What happened in the story? (e.g. "What did the boy do in the story?")
* PDF Download: [Comprehension Question](https://pdfonline.gr/9f6e3)
Remember to adapt these worksheets to your child's individual needs and abilities. Preschoolers are just starting to learn about reading and comprehension, so keep it fun and engaging!
