How do you turn a sound into a picture? In this free printable reading worksheet, children read “The clock ticks.” and decide how they want to represent the sentence through drawing. They might draw a wall clock, an alarm clock, or another clock they recognize, using the familiar object to show their understanding of the sentence.
This read-and-draw activity gives Pre-K and kindergarten children practice connecting a short written sentence with its meaning, even when the action is something they hear rather than easily see. The open drawing response allows for different interpretations while keeping the focus on basic reading comprehension. Print this free worksheet for at-home reading practice, homeschool lessons, or an additional early literacy activity.
