Ereading Worksheets provides teachers, parents, and motivated students with high-quality reading worksheets, activities, and resources aligned with Common Core State Standards. This website uses a skill focused approach where each activity targets a specific skill set, but you can also browse the reading worksheets by grade level.
The resources on this website cover a broad range of reading, writing, and language arts skills. And this site has a growing collection of online reading activities. Everything on here is free for home and classroom use. I am committed to expanding and improving the content on this site and making it easy to access for learners around the world. Subscribe now to receive emails about new content and big updates to this site.
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Reading Resources
Figurative Language Resources
Language Arts Resources
Writing Resources
This site is a labor of love. It has grown tremendously over the years, and I am still working diligently to continue to update and improve this website.
Send comments, questions, corrections, or feedback to mortonteaches@gmail.com or post in the comments below. I’m just one person, but I try my best to reply to vistors, meet requests, and offer help when I can. Thanks for visiting!
Rielli
/ March 27, 2019yo where the heck is the mongooses, the heck
Mr. Morton
/ March 28, 2019Here you go: mongooses reading test.
Elaine
/ March 26, 2019Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful resourceswhich help my students immensely
Ma. Ayessa A. Agacita
/ March 3, 2019A pleasant day Mr. Morton. I found a worksheet from your cite regarding inferences. I would like to ask permission from you to allow me to use some parts of it for the strategic intervention material that I am using in my action research.
Thank you very much. God bless more.
Sincerely yours,
Ma. Ayessa A. Agacita
Mr. Morton
/ March 6, 2019You are permitted to use my materials for research. Please share your results with me if you can. Best wishes!
Mia Wu
/ February 25, 2019I am a senior high school student from China and I found that our teacher selected texts from there so here I am.well I hope this site can help me improve my reading.
Holly
/ February 23, 2019I’m a private tutor and I printed a whole bunch of these out and put them in an organized binder for my kids to do in front of me. I’m so excited to use these! I’m also a teacher and would use these in my classroom. I would make these extra credit and have them do it in the classroom during down time so they can’t do it at home at look up answers. Not only would this be great for them to earn some extra points, but it would be great for me to see what the can apply when working without the internet at their fingertips.
Larissan
/ January 3, 2019I love this website as a resource, but I won’t be able to use it any longer. I am finding that students are just copying the answers off of your website whenever I give them a practice worksheet to do. As a result, I can’t use this website as a resource anymore. The students just copy all the answers word for word.
Mr. Morton
/ January 3, 2019Yeah, I’ve thought of protecting the answer keys behind a paywall and charging a small fee. Then the students would have a harder time getting answers, but so would other people too.
What do you think?
Mr. Morton
/ January 4, 2019A workaround-solution that you could use right now would be to download the .RTF files and change the titles to something unique.
The students are finding the answer keys by searching for the Google-optimized worksheet titles.
While it wouldn’t be a perfect solution, it might help. And I prefer to keep the content on this site free and open for parents, teachers, and students.
Best wishes! Sorry to see you leave.
Umar Tahlie
/ December 19, 2018I am very amazed to see a sight that contained a lot of language study material. Thanks a lot.
G Slack
/ December 13, 2018In the past, the answers were easily accessible. Now, the print is so small-very user unfriendly
Mr. Morton
/ December 13, 2018Yeah, I changed the keys because they were unfriendly to users on mobile devices. Have you tried clicking on the keys to enlarge them?
I’m working on making them easier to print and view, but I’m working on 50 other things too and I’m just one guy.
Thanks for the feedback though.
Mana
/ December 13, 2018Hello! I would like to know that where is the comprehension ”Castrophobia” .
Reply soon.
Yours sincerely,
I would not like to mention my name, sorry.
Mr. Morton
/ December 13, 2018I don’t believe that document is on this site. Good luck in your search though.
shan
/ December 7, 2018i want to know how to go to menu
Mr. Morton
/ December 13, 2018From where? How are you browsing the site?
iyunana
/ March 14, 2019i dont now but im trying to look for it myselff
Blake im a girl
/ December 5, 2018this website is ok the stories need to be more interesting other than that its pretty good
cade
/ November 26, 2018This sight helps so much! Thanks for creating it!
anthony
/ November 12, 2018This site is helpful
Jana Fahmy
/ November 1, 2018Hi how can I get to the reading tests
Mr. Morton
/ November 1, 2018This is a good place to start: https://www.ereadingworksheets.com/e-reading-worksheets/online-reading-tests/
randall
/ November 2, 2018go to what grade your on.
KFS
/ October 30, 2018In 2 of the inferring worksheets, the verbiage is disturbing for the age group that you have selected. For example,
“I will kill you.”
“After six hours of playing Grand Larceny VII…”
Your inferring worksheets will be more useful if you found more suitable language for the students and the day in time that we live in.
Dylan Clark
/ November 13, 2018PREACH IT
fatinsarahin
/ October 28, 2018I found this very useful and helpful
Slatt
/ August 28, 2018This was interesting
crystal
/ July 28, 2018In what order should all of this be taught? There is so much great information here, but it is a bit overwhelming for me. I am homeschooling my 6th and 8th grader for health reasons and I am so glad I found this site. I just don’t know where to start. Can I teach them the same things or by grade?
Thank you.
Mr. Morton
/ August 1, 2018Hello. I generally followed this path: https://www.ereadingworksheets.com/e-reading-worksheets/reading-unit-and-lesson-plans-aligned-with-common-core-state-standards/
I encourage you to find the path that works best for you and your children. Best wishes!
Fatima
/ June 3, 2018Hi,
i would like to inform you that because of your STUPID website our teacher gives us umpteen assignments. my desk is stacked with English work. My exams are close but she doesn’t stop giving us assignment saying that each worksheet teaches something new. I would like to make a request to you to STOP MAKING MORE WORKSHEETS.
Thank you.
Mr. Morton
/ June 29, 2018REQUEST DENIED!
anthony
/ November 12, 2018this is helpful
Mana
/ December 13, 2018Oh so rude
Lauren
/ February 6, 2019It isn’t Mrs. Morton’s fault for all of this work, all she ever did was create a wonderful website with pages that can help people learn new things on language arts and be able to understand many concepts in it.
Mr. Morton
/ March 28, 2019Thank you. I am a man, however.
Giannina
/ May 22, 2018After searching so many websites, I finally found you! Wow! Thank you SO much for all this. Very well done.
I’m glad I’m done researching. All these is so helpful. Thank you thank you
Mr. Morton
/ June 29, 2018I’m glad you found me. Stay a while. 😀
Catherine McLennan
/ May 20, 2018These resources are a wonderful way to improve literacy skills on so many levels. They are a fantastic way to help the students revise before English exams.
Jaxon
/ May 9, 2018how do i get to the games mr.morton
Mr. Morton
/ June 29, 2018https://www.ereadingworksheets.com/reading-games/
Tina
/ May 4, 2018Can you send me something that shows the lexile levels on the 9th grade reading passages?
Mr. Morton
/ June 29, 2018Lexile levels are proprietary and I do not have a licensing agreement with them. Instead I use open source grade levels scanners. I hope that helps!
Umar Tahlie Sadik
/ May 1, 2018Thanks for making this page overtly.
Ellen
/ December 1, 2017I’m a speech language pathologist. These worksheets have been really helpful for my students. Thank you for posting them!
Mr. Morton
/ December 13, 2017Thanks for taking the time to comment.
kbshea
/ November 30, 2017This is just exactly what is needed for so much of my instruction with ESL kids…..
I’m so very appreciative, Mr. Morton! Great service to kids you may never even meet.
Angela Baby
/ November 3, 2017Wow! This website is just amazing. It’s helped me a lot in my everyday studies. Thank you ereadingworksheets.com!
-XOXO Angela Baby
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Maria Nerizza A Montes
/ September 18, 2017Sir,
Thanks a lot for these shares
More power and blessings
Credits to you…..
Sincerely yours,
Nerizza
Mariah221101
/ September 14, 2017Hi
Can you please send me some good metaphors and similes for the weather and different feelings please.
Thank you
sebastian
/ August 13, 2017thanks for making this page it saved my life!!!!!.
Justina Joseph
/ July 31, 2017Hey Mr. Morton, Thank you so much for creating this. You have no idea the scope of work you removed off of my plate. Thanks so much.
Rajshri
/ July 7, 2017Hello, Please post the answers of interjection worksheets PDF
Nancy Piper Davis
/ June 27, 2017I am very interested in researching your site and seeing if it is a benefit for my students.
Mr. Morton
/ August 1, 2017I am also interested in that. Please share your findings.
JIOPE.Rusiate.V
/ June 21, 2017As a tutor, I would like to thank the author of this enhancing website. It is very helpful indeed to both ESL Learners and Teachers.
Big Thanks.
Aybek Gorey
/ June 19, 2017Hello,
These are great activities, thanks so much. I was wondering if I could incorporate some of them in tests / exams for our students in my college? Can I get permission for that?
Kind regards
Aybek Gorey
Mr. Morton
/ August 1, 2017Texts on this website may be used in the classroom or home for free. Best wishes!
BOB
/ June 4, 2017I love this website.
I have exams at the end of the month, and these worksheets are awesome for practice. The stories are cool, and all the worksheets help with my studying. THANK YOUUUU!!
Also, do you think you can add more worksheets with more figurative devices (alliteration, oxymorons, etc.) or where I can find some?
THANKS AGAIN!
Mr. Morton
/ August 1, 2017I’ll see what I can do. Best wishes!
roona
/ May 29, 2017my daughter is highly functioning autism, has delay in reading and understanding paragraphs. can you recommend some worksheets for me to read with her to upgrade her skills,
Mr. Morton
/ May 31, 2017I’m afraid that I do not have the training to properly respond to that question. In general, however, I can say that exposure and practice are key variables in improving comprehension. Perhaps try some worksheets on this page: http://www.ereadingworksheets.com/free-reading-worksheets/reading-comprehension-worksheets/
Carson Foster
/ April 5, 2017Hey I couldn’t get it working at first but i got it working and i loved it
Mr. Morton
/ April 6, 2017I’m glad that you like the site. What couldn’t you get working?
Annabeth
/ April 5, 2017Hello. I am so thankful for this site since it is one of my greatest reasons behind my success in poetry. Loving the work☺️
Mr. Morton
/ April 6, 2017You are the reason behind your success, but thank you for the credit anyway.
cameron holton
/ April 3, 2017it was hard but at the same time a little easy!
isaac
/ March 13, 2017this website is not working
Mr. Morton
/ March 14, 2017What isn’t working?
Rhoedel
/ March 2, 2017Hi Good Day! May I know if you have a standard rating of the reading comprehension tests you have? Because we used your worksheets in our research. Please do reply.
Rhoedel
/ March 2, 2017Hi Good Day! May I know if you have a standard rating of the reading comprehension tests you have? Because we used your worksheets in our research. Please don reply?
Jacqueline Lopez
/ February 8, 2017Thank you so much for such a rich compendium of worksheets! As a new teacher, I scramble to find time to create materials for all the skills I need to teach and I am so grateful that you have chosen to make these resources available free of charge. You demonstrate the spirit of a true teacher in providing the fruits of your labor to help other teachers, and I hope I will be able to offer something similar in the future. Thank you!J
Mr. Morton
/ March 13, 2017Thank you for visiting and taking the time to comment. I wish you the greatest possible success.
Neel
/ February 6, 2017Hi!
Love your website.
I hope you can continue to help students and teachers.
Could you please upload more…
Thanks.
Tiliana Eruanna
/ January 29, 2017Can you make how to write a descriptive writing/paragraph/essay?
If you have one, I cant find it.
trunika
/ January 19, 2017this webstie is really cool
Ahmad
/ January 17, 2017Does the owner still on in 2017?
Mr. Morton
/ March 14, 2017Yeah, I’m still on. I’ve been developing reading games over here: ereadinggames.com
Hamza
/ July 16, 2017are you janwari?
Nicole
/ December 12, 2016Your POV Worksheet 3 does not have the correct answers. The answers are for a different set of questions than the worksheet uploaded.
Parwit
/ December 7, 2016I’m doing a research on a topic which I’m using one of the stories. I need to put in the bibliography to avoid plagiarism. Could you give me the name for the writer of “Carnivorous plants”?
Mr. Morton
/ March 22, 2017Hello. I wrote that. My name is Donald E. Morton. Best wishes!