Volleyball Time Reading Comprehension Worksheet
This Volleyball Time Reading Comprehension Worksheet pairs an original two-page volleyball story with six 5th grade questions and a full answer key, so readers build stamina and back up every answer with evidence from the text.
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Reading comprehension is the skill that turns decoding into real understanding, and fifth graders build it fastest when the text is worth reading. This Volleyball Time Reading Comprehension Worksheet gives them a two-page original story about Khloe, her first volleyball season, and the teammate who reminds her that nobody wins a point alone. Along the way the passage teaches how the sport actually works: three touches per side, six players on an indoor court, the clockwise rotation, and where the game came from back in 1895.
Students read the full story on pages one and two, then answer six comprehension questions on page three. Four fill-in-the-bubble items cover main idea, word meaning in context, sequence of events, and character motivation. Two written-response items ask students to explain the bump, set, spike pattern and to use two details from the text to explain how Khloe changes. Page four is the complete answer key, so grading takes about a minute.
What’s Included
- A two-page original reading passage, 787 words, written at a fifth grade reading level
- Four multiple choice questions with four answer choices each
- Two written-response questions that require evidence from the text
- A full answer key page with a sample response
- Printable PDF, prints clean in black and white, no prep required
Three reasons this volleyball time reading comprehension worksheet helps kids. First, the passage is long enough to build genuine reading stamina instead of testing a single paragraph. Second, every question is answerable from the story, so students practice going back into the text and hunting for evidence rather than guessing. Third, the sports topic pulls in reluctant readers who will gladly read eight hundred words about a serve.
Teachers can use this 5th grade reading comprehension worksheet as a guided reading passage, a literacy center rotation, morning work, a substitute plan, or homework. Parents can read page one aloud together and let the child take page two alone. Try asking students to underline the sentence that proves each answer before they fill in a bubble.
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