Let’s read the story carefully:
> Bryan is in the park.
> He jumps into the leaves.
> He likes to play with leaves.
> He is very excited.
Now, let’s answer each question one by one.
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Question 1: Where is he?
The first sentence says: “Bryan is in the park.”
So the correct answer is
park.
(The other options — his house and school — are not mentioned.)
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Question 2: What does he do?
The second sentence says: “He jumps into the leaves.”
That’s what he *does*.
The other options — building a snowman or playing with friends — are not in the story.
So the correct answer is
jumps into the leaves.
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Question 3: What does he like?
The third sentence says: “He likes to play with leaves.”
So we can write that as the answer.
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Final Answer:
Where is he? →
a. park
What does he do? →
a. jumps into the leaves
What does he like? →
to play with leaves
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free first grade comprehension worksheet.
