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Read and Draw - Back to School Activitiy

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Read and Draw - Back to School Activitiy preview

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Reading and drawing activity 1: a pencil on the floor, a clock showing 8 o’clock, and a bird on the window.
Sentences 1–3 of the 30-prompt drawing resource
Reading and drawing activity 2: a rainbow in the sky, a boy drinking water, and a girl drawing with markers.
Sentences 4–6 of the 30-prompt drawing resource
Reading and drawing activity 3: a backpack on a hook, kids playing soccer, and a lunchbox on a table.
Sentences 7–9 of the 30-prompt drawing resource
Reading and drawing activity 4: sun over the school, a boy reading under a tree, and a girl waving.
Sentences 10–12 of the 30-prompt drawing resource
Reading and drawing activity 5: kids standing in line, an open book, and a teacher writing on the board.
Sentences 13–15 of the 30-prompt drawing resource
Reading and drawing activity 6: a flag in the wind, a school with many windows, and a student drawing a star.
Sentences 16–18 of the 30-prompt drawing resource
Reading and drawing activity 7: a backpack full of supplies, a smiling girl, and a class pet asleep in a cage.
Sentences 19–21 of the 30-prompt drawing resource
Reading and drawing activity 8: a seated teacher, a student raising their hand, and a bus driver waving hello.
Sentences 22–24 of the 30-prompt drawing resource
Reading and drawing activity 9: a cat sleeping on a desk, a dog by the door, and a boy eating lunch at school.
Sentences 25–27 of the 30-prompt drawing resource
Reading and drawing activity 10: a girl with a backpack, a bus stopping at school, and a teacher holding a book.
Sentences 28–30 of the 30-prompt drawing resource

About This Product

Start the school year with a fun and educational activity that strengthens early reading and comprehension skills! This Read and Draw, Back to School Activities resource is designed for kindergarten and first grade students who are learning to read simple sentences. Each page includes a short sentence featuring basic sight words and CVC word patterns, making it perfect for beginning readers.

After reading the sentence, students get to draw a picture that matches what they’ve read. This creative step encourages students to think about meaning, supports comprehension, and builds confidence in reading.

Ways to Use:

  • Morning work to settle students at the start of the day

  • Literacy centers or reading stations

  • Independent seatwork during back to school weeks

  • Homework practice for reading and drawing

  • Quick informal assessment of reading understanding

Advantages:

  • Supports phonics and sight word recognition

  • Strengthens reading comprehension through visual expression

  • Builds confidence in early readers

  • Encourages creativity and attention to detail

  • Easy to prep, just print and go!

This activity is a great way to combine literacy with drawing while helping students feel successful in their reading journey right from the start of the school year.

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