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Reading Skills Practice Games
Reading Skills Practice Games
Choose a game by subject area. Please note: Some of the same games can practice several different skills. Be sure to select the skill you wish to practice when you get to the Main Menu!
Choose a game by subject area. Please note: Some of the same games can practice several different skills. Be sure to select the skill you wish to practice when you get to the Main Menu!
Videos
Videos
Instructional videos (Brief videos about reading comprehension skills and strategies from class)
Instructional videos (Brief videos about reading comprehension skills and strategies from class)
Reading Comprehension Games
Reading Comprehension Games
Main Idea: What the passage is mostly about.
Main Idea: What the passage is mostly about.
Find three details for each main idea and slime the bad guys!
Pick the sentence that does not belong with the paragraph
Match the storm cloud passage with the correct tree and blow it up!
Read the story and drop the claw on the correct answer to the question.
Cause and Effect: The cause is an event which makes a second event (the effect) happen.
Cause and Effect: The cause is an event which makes a second event (the effect) happen.
Match the ice cream (cause) with the correct effect (cone).
Blow up the barrel that matches the correct answer
Stop the raiders before they overtake your kingdom.
Drawing Conclusions: Use information from the text to form an idea.
Drawing Conclusions: Use information from the text to form an idea.
Blow up the barrel that matches the correct answer
Toss the water balloon at the substitute teacher who is drawing the best conclusion.
Read the story and drop the claw on the correct answer to the question.
Click on the clues and then draw a conclusion as to what the secret object is.
Put the directions in the planets in the correct order so they make sense
Theme: The theme of a story is the lesson the author is trying to teach.
Theme: The theme of a story is the lesson the author is trying to teach.
Read the story. If you pick the correct theme you can place a kid hero on the battlefield to protect the king.
Read the story and drop the claw on the correct answer to the question.
Sequencing: Putting events in the correct order
Put the train cars in the right order
Put the planets with events in the right order.
Put the pictures from the story in the correct order.
Put the sentences in the correct order to create a story.
Put the sentences in the correct order to create a story.
Figurative Language Practice
Idiom Practice
Match the idiom with the clue.
Match the idiom with the description until all of the idioms are gone.
Use emojis to illustrate the idiom, then choose the real meaning of the idiom.
Hyperbole Practice
Hit the moles with holding hyperbole or traits of hyperbole
Reading Strategies
Great for practicing letter reversals
Comprehension Strategy Practice Games
Comprehension Strategy Practice Games
Context Clues: Using other words from a sentence to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Context Clues: Using other words from a sentence to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Smash boxes to find a key that will unlock the treasure chest
Blow up the barrel that matches the correct answer
Read the story and drop the claw on the correct answer to the question.
Use clues from the sentence to find the missing word.
Put the directions in the planets in the correct order so they make sense
Author's Purpose: Authors write to entertain, inform, or persuade.
Author's Purpose: Authors write to entertain, inform, or persuade.
Click on the candy that shows the correct answer.
Try to figure out why the author wrote each passage.
Similes and Metaphors: Similes compare things using the words LIKE or AS. Metaphors make comparisons WITHOUT using LIKE or AS.
Similes and Metaphors: Similes compare things using the words LIKE or AS. Metaphors make comparisons WITHOUT using LIKE or AS.
Break boxes to find the correct answer
Click on the candy that shows the correct answer.
Find and charge the 3 correct power cells to open the exit in one of our most popular figurative language games.
Sort the list of similes and metaphors into the correct catagories.
Making Inferences: Use your own life experiences with the information the author gives you to make an inference.
Making Inferences: Use your own life experiences with the information the author gives you to make an inference.
Find the ghost with the correct word in a spooky character traits game
Toss the water balloon at the substitute teacher who is making the best inference.
Read the story and drop the claw on the correct answer to the question.
Blow up the barrel that matches the correct answer
Smash boxes to find a key that will unlock the treasure chest
Put the directions in the planets in the correct order so they make sense.
Fact or Opinion: Facts can be proven. Opinions cannot.
Fact or Opinion: Facts can be proven. Opinions cannot.
Smash boxes to find a key that will unlock the treasure chest
Read each sentence and determine whether it states a fact or opinion.
Break boxes to find the correct answer
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