There Was an Old Lady Who Wasn't

Are your students looking to improve their comprehension, sequencing, and vocabulary skills? Look no further! This set of 20 multiple-choice questions based on the popular story "There Was an Old Lady Who Wasn't Afraid of Anything" is a perfect addition to your teaching toolbox. With no prep required, this resource is designed to save you time and provide your students with an engaging, educational experience.

This interactive activity encourages students to think critically as they answer questions related to the characters, events, and vocabulary in the story. Ideal for reinforcing important skills, this set offers a comprehensive approach to both comprehension and word recognition.

What’s Included:

✅ 20 multiple-choice questions
✅ Answers included for all questions
✅ Questions focused on comprehension, sequencing, and vocabulary
✅ A fun digital format for easy classroom use
✅ A ready-to-use resource for instant lesson implementation

Key Features:

• Comprehension-focused questions: Test students’ understanding of the story with questions that highlight key details and themes.
• Sequencing questions: Help students learn the correct order of events in the story by answering questions about what happened first, second, etc.
• Vocabulary questions: Improve students’ understanding of words by providing the meanings of key terms like "afraid" and "brave."
• No prep, low effort: Simply print and go! No extra planning required.
• Printable format: Easy to distribute and perfect for classroom activities, homework assignments, or quick quizzes.
• Answer key provided: Quick and efficient grading made easy.

How to Use It in the Classroom:

This 20-question multiple-choice set can be used in a variety of ways. Teachers can administer the quiz as a classroom activity or as an individual assignment. For more dynamic learning, have students work in pairs or groups to answer the questions together.

In addition to testing students’ comprehension, teachers can use these questions as discussion starters, encouraging students to explain their answers and engage in deeper conversations about the text. You can also use the resource to assess how well students are grasping the main idea, events, and characters in the story.

Target Audience:

• Grade level: Suitable for early elementary students
• Subject area: Ideal for reading comprehension and language arts classes, particularly those focusing on vocabulary and storytelling
• Reading level: Best for young readers who have been introduced to "There Was an Old Lady Who Wasn't Afraid of Anything"

Materials Needed:

No materials are required other than printing paper and a printer. You can also distribute the activity digitally if you prefer paperless options.