Bullying Bobby – Reading Comprehension Worksheet
This Bullying Bobby reading comprehension worksheet gives 2nd Grade readers an original story, four multiple-choice questions, a written response, and an answer key, so they practice finding text evidence with confidence.
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Description
Reading with understanding means more than saying the words on the page, and this Bullying Bobby reading comprehension worksheet gives second graders a short story worth thinking about. Students read about a boy named Bobby who will not share the last ball at recess, and about the classmate whose small act of kindness changes the whole afternoon. Every question on the second page sends the reader back into the text for evidence, which is exactly the habit that comprehension assessments measure.
The sheet is built the way a busy classroom needs it. Page one holds the full illustrated story with a warm watercolor scene of the moment Victor waves Bobby over to join his team. Page two carries the name and date line, four multiple-choice questions with fill-in-the-bubble answers, and a written response that asks students to explain how one character helped another. Page three is the answer key. Print it as a whole-class reading lesson, use it in a small guided reading group, slide it into a literacy center, or send it home as review.
What’s Included
- A three-page printable PDF sized for standard letter paper
- An original 177-word fiction passage written at a second grade reading level
- A full-color illustrated scene that matches the story
- Four multiple-choice comprehension questions with three answer choices each
- One short constructed-response question about character and cause
- A complete answer key with sample written responses
Three Reasons This Helps Kids
- It builds text evidence habits. Every answer is findable in the story, so students learn to look back and check instead of guessing from memory.
- It grows reading stamina. A full passage at grade level asks a little more of a second grader than a few sentences do, and that stretch is where fluency comes from.
- It opens a kindness conversation. The story lets a class talk about sharing, apologizing, and including others without singling anybody out.
Teacher and Parent Ideas
- Read the story aloud once for enjoyment, then have students reread it silently before answering.
- Ask students to underline the sentence in the story that proves each answer.
- Use the picture first: cover the title and ask what is happening between the two boys.
- Pair this 2nd grade reading comprehension worksheet with a class discussion or role-play about inviting a classmate to join in.
- Send the answer key home so families can check the written response together.
- Keep this Bullying Bobby reading comprehension worksheet in a folder of quick review pages for early finishers.
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