

Thelma and Theo TH Phonics Stories Reading Comprehension Worksheet
This Thelma and Theo TH Phonics Stories Reading Comprehension Worksheet lets 1st graders read a decodable story full of TH digraph words and answer five comprehension questions. An answer key is included for quick, no-prep phonics practice.
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Description
The /th/ digraph is one of the first consonant digraphs young readers learn, and this Thelma and Theo TH Phonics Stories Reading Comprehension Worksheet gives first graders a fun way to practice it. Students read a short, decodable story packed with TH words like Thelma, Theo, thin, thick, three, and think. As they read, they build phonics skills and reading comprehension at the same time, learning to decode digraph words and understand what the story says.
This first grade th digraph worksheet pairs a friendly story with five multiple-choice questions that check understanding. After reading about the twins Thelma and Theo, students fill in the bubble for each answer, showing they can find key details in the text. Teachers can use it for guided reading, a phonics center, morning work, or a quick assessment, and the included answer key makes checking fast and simple.
What’s Included
- 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
- Answer key
- A decodable TH story plus 5 multiple-choice comprehension questions
This Thelma and Theo TH Phonics Stories Reading Comprehension Worksheet helps kids in three ways. First, the decodable story gives real practice reading TH digraph words in context, not just in isolation. Second, the comprehension questions strengthen careful reading and attention to detail. Third, the fun twin characters and colorful picture keep young readers engaged and confident as they practice a tricky sound.
For more digraph practice, ask students to hunt for other TH words around the room or in favorite books. Partners can reread the story aloud and count how many TH words they hear. At home, families can make a list of TH words, act out the story, or draw their own picture of Thelma and Theo. Connecting the sound to reading, speaking, and drawing helps it stick.
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