A Visit from Jack Frost - Reading Comprehension Passage

Get ready for a frosty encounter with A Visit from Jack Frost! Imagine Jack Frost as that unpredictable guest who shows up uninvited, sprinkles snow everywhere, and leaves behind a mess of ice art on your windows. You know, the one who makes everything look like a winter wonderland… except for your hair, which is now statically charged because you walked outside for 3 seconds. Classic Jack.

But don’t worry, we’ve got plenty of activities to keep you busy while Jack’s icy antics continue. First up, two easy comprehension questions, because who doesn’t want to know if Jack Frost is a good houseguest? Then, match the words to their meanings. It’s like a game of "Jack Frost’s Wordy Wonderland," but with fewer snowflakes and more vocabulary. Next, we’ve got a grammar activity, fill in the blanks like you’re assembling a snowman, but with words instead of snowballs. Then, test your word skills in our “fill-in-the-gaps” challenge. Think of it as a scavenger hunt, but for missing words. And finally, get your artistic side ready! Draw Jack Frost, the snow-covered troublemaker, doing his thing.

Advantages of the Activities:

• Improves Reading Comprehension: Helps kids understand the story and engage with it, minus the frostbite.

• Builds Vocabulary: Kids will learn new words, without needing an emergency trip to the dictionary.

• Encourages Creativity: Let kids unleash their inner artists and show Jack Frost what they’re really made of (besides snow and ice).

• Fun and Educational: Who said learning can't come with a snowball fight?

Get ready to frost up your fun with Jack Frost!