Fantasy Reading Comprehension: 20 Fantasy Short Stories to Make Comprehension Fun (Outrageous Reading Comprehension)

Have you ever needed a puppy to save you from a witch? How would you defeat a dragon with a cafeteria breadstick? What would you do with a ring that could do all your homework? Beware, it comes with a curse. These enchanting tales will put you under a magic spell during comprehension practice.

Do you have reluctant readers? Do your kids need reading comprehension practice but can't find anything they like? Are you a teacher who needs funny/silly stories for read-aloud that include questions to ask your students? Introducing Laughroom Literacy’s short-fiction FANTASY comprehension stories! 20 enchanting tales to get kids reading and reading again!

These FANTASY TALES can be read in any order and include:

• Royalty for a Day

• The Cafeteria Dragon

• A Cyclops Kid Stole My Swing

• The Homework Ring

• My Brother's A Wizard

• The Witch of West Court

• Genie in the Gym

• The Kid King

• The Princess of Recess

• Gary Goblin

• The Hot Lunch Troll

• Lance's Lost Flame

• The Magic Pizza Cannon

• Mr. Louis vs. The Black Knight

• The Ogre in Mrs. Redd's Class

• The Pencil in the Pudding

• The Internet Pirates of Silicon Valley

• Larry Fairy

• Baroony and the Magic Wand

• No Unicorn in Sight

What are teachers saying about my Fantasy stories?

"This resource I used for guided reading. It was great for teaching table because I was able to listen to the kids read it. The level that these stories are at were too easy for a lot of my kids. But the fact that the comprehension questions were open-ended, and were in need of full sentences, some of my students were challenged." Anna R.

"This was great to use while I was tutoring this summer. It provided enough engagement to help the child improve, but also wasn't too long so the child didn't get frustrated." Caroline A.

"These passages are awesome and especially engaging for students! Thank you so much!" Shannon B.

"Love this! My kids look forward to the stories every Wednesday when we use these for morning work." Kaysley T.

"My students loved the passages! It was perfect for reading groups! :) Thank you!" Jenan Z.

"These are so creative and I know my students will love them, can't wait to use them in the classroom!" Carly L.

"SO USEFUL for my lower learners in class!" Katherine C.

"My students love the stories. Thank you!" Rebecca T.

WHAT AGES CAN I USE THESE FOR?

Strong 3rd, 4th, and struggling 5th grade students smile/laugh their way through these fun stories and answer comprehension questions about what they read. Also recommended for upper grade SPED learners including middle school and some high school, depending on their level.

• They will make kids SMILE and LAUGH

• They ASK four CCSS based comprehension questions that help review reading skills, including answer keys

• They try to TEACH lessons through self-reflection

• They aim to make kids WANT to RE-READ the story because they loved it