Short Reading Comprehension Worksheets 3rd Grade

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Boost your reading skill with these Short Readings Comprehensions Worksheets!

Summary: Short readings are one of the alternatives for the students to improve their interest in literacy activities. Like its name, short readings mean a brief and simple text. It can be narrative, procedural, explanatory and more. Reading short stories has many positive impacts on children's development in literature. It can support language acquisition, communication and social skills and literacy skills.

What is Short Reading?

Reading is an activity where we look at a series of words (sentences, phrases, paragraphs, text or book) and get the message and information from them. While reading, humans use their eyes to gain and grasp information, and the brain will manage and organize them into knowledge. According to Illinois Wesleyan University, the purpose of the reading activity is to connect ideas. Reading is complex since it requires various elements, such as recognition, comprehension, fluency and motivation.

Reading is an activity that has many benefits, especially for children in growth. This activity will be the door and window for young children to connect with the outside world. Reading enables the kids to gain various types of knowledge and lesson. Hence, parents and teachers always encourage and introduce many literature pieces for their students and children. Short readings are one of the alternatives for the students to improve their interest in literacy activities. Like its name, short readings mean a brief and simple text. It can be narrative, procedural, explanatory and more. Adults can enjoy short readings as well.    

How is the Development Process of the Short Reading?

Short readings are not recent trends; it has been around for decades. The format of this literature piece suits the fast-paced modern world. Based on the American Library Association, short readings motivate people to read in the gap of their busy times. Recent surveys showed that 64% of Americans read a book in 2022. It decreased compared to the previous years. On the contrary, recently published books are getting thicker (which means the number of pages increases). This reality does not go well together because people are getting busier these days and do not have enough spare time to read a thick book. In 2016, James Patterson worked with a publisher and released a short book with less than 150 pages. This project is James' way of providing people with reading material in the middle of the hustle culture. In education, short reading is also popular, especially with young readers. It is matched the children's competency level and does not overwhelm them. In conclusion, short readings can be beneficial for both adults and children in improving their literature capacity.          

How Short Reading can Improve Children's Literacy Skills?

Short reading interventions can be helpful for those who are reluctant to read, such as teenagers or children who start to read. At the same time, short readings can test concepts of quality reading. Reading short stories has many positive impacts on children's development in literature. It can support language acquisition, communication and social skills and literacy skills. Reading can stimulate the brain to understand the meaning of the language the eyes read and will build solid knowledge in terms of language. Short readings can be in various genres that might attract the children's attention. Parents and teachers can choose which text match the kids' preferences. However, many experts also recommend giving children many types of reading to improve their vocabulary. Below are the essential elements of literacy that parents and teachers can improve on young students:

• Phonemic awareness.
• Phonics.
• Vocabulary.
• Reading comprehension.
• Fluency.

Why Should Students do the Short Reading Activities?

 Nowadays, many people spend their time in front of a screen for work, school or entertainment. Children are not an exception. One of the effects of this uncontrollable screen time is that people lose focus and attention span. Short stories or readings are the alternative solutions for this problem since it benefits the readers. Here is a list of why short readings are necessary:

• It will not overwhelm a beginner reader.
• Short readings help students to focus their attention.
• It helps to improve the English literacy skills of non-English speakers.
• Give the students a feeling of accomplishment when they finish reading, which can boost their reading motivation. 
• There is various genre to pick from.
• It can widen the literacy knowledge of the children.
• Reading short texts will give young children lessons in literature, science, society and more.
• It helps kids to develop their cognitive abilities.
• Reading can boost creativity and imagination.
• Short readings can help kids create a bond with books and the literature world.

How to Get Children to Love Books?

We cannot separate education and a reading activity. Both are tied together in relations and affect each other. However, getting kids to love books is not an easy matter. Parents and teachers should work together to create an environment for young students to love reading and books. Below are some ways to get young children to love reading:

• Make reading a daily habit.
• Pick a book that has an appealing topic for the children.
• Set up a reading corner at home or school.
• Bring the kids to the bookstores and let them choose a book they want.
• Give examples by reading to get the children to follow.
• Read aloud for the kids.
• Pick a book with illustrations.