Pat the Cat — Reading Comprehension
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Grades
1
2
3
Standards
RF.2.3.A
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About This Reader
This passage highlights the -at word family through Pat the cat's adventurous chase of a rat. Students will encounter words like sat, hat, flat, and splat while following Pat's mishap. The story aligns with CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.2.3.a, providing second graders with an engaging context to practice identifying and reading short 'a' sounds, enhancing their phonics skills and vocabulary through a lively feline tale.
Pat the cat sat on a mat. She saw a rat near her hat and sprang into action. The rat was fast, but Pat was faster. She chased it around the flat, knocking over a vat of water. Splat! The water went everywhere. The rat escaped, and Pat was left all wet. "Oh, what a mess," she thought as she began to lap up the spilled water.
Who is Pat?
A dogA catA girlA ratWhat did Pat see near her hat?
A mouseA birdA ratAnother catWhat happened during the chase?
Pat caught the ratThe hat got wetA vat of water spilledThe mat got tornWhat did Pat do after the chase?
She went to sleepShe left the flatShe started cleaning upShe began lapping up the waterCommon Core Standards Covered
RF.2.3.a
Distinguish long and short vowels when reading regularly spelled one-syllable words.
Grade Levels:
Grade 1Grade 2Grade 3
Subjects:
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