Starts With TH Reading Comprehension Worksheet
A second grade Starts with Th reading comprehension worksheet where kids read a fun Th-digraph story about two brothers, then answer questions. Includes an answer key — perfect for no-prep phonics and reading practice.
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The Starts with Th Reading Comprehension Worksheet helps second grade readers practice the /th/ digraph while building real reading comprehension skills. Young learners read a short, playful story packed with words that start with th — like Thad, Theo, Thursday, thin, and thick — and then answer questions about what they read. By pairing phonics with meaning, this starts with th reading comprehension worksheet gives students a fun way to recognize the th sound in context and understand a story at the same time.
This th digraph reading worksheet features an original passage, “The Thatcher Brothers,” followed by four multiple-choice questions, three fill-in-the-blank sentences with a word bank, and a short writing prompt. To use it, have your student read the story aloud, listen for the th sound at the beginning of words, and then complete the questions independently or with a partner. The included answer key makes checking work quick and easy.
What’s Included
- 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
- Answer key
- An original Th-digraph reading passage with 4 multiple-choice, 3 fill-in-the-blank, and 1 writing question
There are three big reasons kids love this resource. First, the story is short and engaging, so beginning readers stay focused from start to finish. Second, the mix of question types — bubble-in, fill-in-the-blank, and open response — reaches different learners and keeps practice fresh. Third, the Starts with Th Reading Comprehension Worksheet connects phonics and comprehension, helping students decode th words and remember what a passage is about. Together, these features build both confidence and understanding.
Teachers and parents can extend the learning in simple ways. Go on a “th hunt” around the room or house and list every th word you find, from thumb to bath. Have your child draw a picture of the Thatcher brothers’ Thursday and label it with th words. Or play a quick sorting game with cards, placing words that start with th in one pile and other words in another. These hands-on activities reinforce the th sound long after the worksheet is finished.
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