Reading Comprehension About the Sun Worksheets - Free Printable

It looks like you've uploaded an image of a reading comprehension worksheet about "Our Sun", but the actual image content isn't visible to me. However, based on your description and the text you've provided, I can help you solve the task as if I could see it.

Let’s go through each part of the worksheet step by step:

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🌞 Passage: Our Sun

> The sun is a huge star found at the center of our solar system. It is made up of hot gases. It gives off light and heat that we can feel on Earth.
> The sun's energy is important for life on Earth. It helps plants grow and provides us with energy. The sun's light also allows us to see during the day and its heat keeps us warm. The sun is so powerful that all of the planets in our solar system, including Earth, orbit around it. The sun is also responsible for the day and night cycle on Earth, as the Earth rotates around its own axis. Without the sun, life on Earth would not be able to survive.

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Now let’s complete the tasks:

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✔ Task 1: Read the passage about our sun.

✔️ You’ve already done this — you read the paragraph above.

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✔ Task 2: Underline each word that you could not read.

Since I can’t see your screen or know which words were difficult for you, here are some common tricky words children might struggle with in this passage:

- solar
- system
- gases
- energy
- provides
- orbit
- responsible
- rotation (if "rotates" is used)
- survive

👉 Instructions for you: Go back through the passage and underline any word that was hard to read or pronounce. For example:
> The sun is a huge star found at the center of our solar system.

If you're doing this on paper, use a pencil to underline those words.

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✔ Task 3: Circle each word that took you more than 1 try.

This means: circle any word that you had to sound out or look at multiple times before understanding.

Examples:
- gases (hard to decode)
- provides (long word, irregular spelling)
- orbit (unfamiliar word)
- responsible (many syllables)

👉 Again, circle these words on your paper. This helps teachers see where you need extra help.

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✔ Task 4: Answer the questions.

But wait — the questions are missing from the image you described. Usually, after such a passage, there are 3–5 comprehension questions like:

#### Example Questions (likely ones):
1. What is the sun made of?
→ Answer: The sun is made up of hot gases.

2. Why is the sun’s energy important for life on Earth?
→ Answer: It helps plants grow and provides us with energy.

3. How does the sun help us see during the day?
→ Answer: The sun's light allows us to see during the day.

4. What happens to Earth because the sun is so powerful?
→ Answer: All the planets, including Earth, orbit around the sun.

5. What would happen if there was no sun?
→ Answer: Life on Earth would not be able to survive.

6. How does the sun cause day and night?
→ Answer: The Earth rotates around its own axis, causing day and night cycles.

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🔍 Summary of How to Complete the Worksheet:

| Task | What to Do |
|------|------------|
| 1. Read the passage | Read the whole text carefully. |
| 2. Underline hard words | Use a pencil to underline any word you couldn’t read. |
| 3. Circle tough words | Circle words you had to try more than once to read. |
| 4. Answer the questions | Write short answers using information from the passage. |

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💡 Tip: If you’re still unsure about any word, ask a teacher or parent to help you sound it out. Practice reading the passage aloud to improve fluency.

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If you can share the actual questions from Task 4, I’d be happy to help answer them specifically!