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Pablo Plants a Seed: Grade 1 Reading Passage printable worksheet
Grade 1

Pablo Plants a Seed: Grade 1 Reading Passage

Pablo plants a bean seed in a cup by the window, waits through days of nothing, and watches it sprout and grow. A free printable 1st grade short story (73 words) with multiple-choice what/where questions, events to number in order and a box to draw in. Answer key on page 2.

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Size
US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), fits A4
PDF
2 pages: the worksheet and its answer key
Level
Grade 1
License
Free for personal & classroom use

About this worksheet

Pablo plants a bean seed in a cup by the window, waits through days of nothing, and watches it sprout and grow. A free printable 1st grade short story (73 words) with multiple-choice what/where questions, events to number in order and a box to draw in. Answer key on page 2. First graders can read it on their own and ask for help only with the trickier words.

On this sheet

In the spring, Pablo planted a bean seed in a cup of soil. He put the cup by a sunny window and gave it a little water every day. For a few days, nothing happened. Pablo was worried. Then one morning, a tiny green sprout popped up! Soon it had two leaves. By summer, the bean plant was taller than Pablo's hand. "Look, Grandma!" he said.

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