Literature Worksheet Activities

This classic literature set focuses on The Rootabaga Stories which was written by Carl Sandburg in 1922. The set includes several different worksheets that help students practice reading comprehension skills, vocabulary and more.

A 5-worksheet set about Frances Hogsdon Burnett’s wrote “A Little Princess”.

Students will read about Heidi and her goats in this literary packet. Then they will answer questions and do activities designed to help comprehension.

Thornton Burgess wrote Old Mother West Wind in 1910. The book has many stories about interesting characters, including Peter Rabbit,, Jimmy Skunk, and of course, Old Mother West Wind. Students read a passage from the story and complete a set of related activities.

Students will develop reading comprehension skills as hey work on this activity about Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem.

Here is a literary packet for students to complete after reading an excerpt from Pinocchio.

A reading comprehension set about Eleanor Porter’s book, Pollyanna.

A 5-worksheet set about Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Emperor’s New Clothes” including reading comprehension questions, vocabulary exercises and more.

Hans Christian Andersen was a famous Danish writer of children’s stories and fairy tales. He wrote “The Little Mermaid” in 1837. Students read a passage from the story and then work on a series of activities including reading comprension, vocabulary, and more.

A 5-worksheet set about Edith Nesbit’s “The Railway Children”.

Students read this passage from L. Fank Baum’s The Road to Oz and work on accompanying reading worksheets. A great set to help with comprehension, vocabulary and more.

Students will read an excerpt from The Wind in th Willows and complete the literary packet including vocabulary, matching, and other related activities.

Help your students improve their reading skills with this activity set about the Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll.