Connecting Text to Self Quiz for Kindergarten with Answers

📚 Quick Study Guide

🔍 Connecting text to self means finding things in a story that remind you of your own experiences.
• 🖼️ Think about what the characters do, say, or feel.
🍎 Ask yourself: "Does this remind me of something I did, saw, or felt?" 🙋 It's okay if the connection is big or small! Even a little connection helps you understand the story better.

✍️ Practice Quiz

1. Which of these is an example of connecting text to self?
   1. A. Remembering the title of the story.
   2. B. Thinking about a time you felt the same way as a character.
   3. C. Drawing a picture of your favorite part.
2. In the story, Lily is sad because she lost her balloon. What connection can you make?
   1. A. You remember when you saw a balloon at the store.
   2. B. You remember when you felt sad because you lost your favorite toy.
   3. C. You remember the color of Lily's balloon.
3. The story talks about playing in the rain. What connection can you make?
   1. A. You remember playing in the mud after it rained.
   2. B. You remember seeing rain on TV.
   3. C. You remember the sound rain makes.
4. In the story, Tom is scared of the dark. What connection can you make?
   1. A. You remember reading a book about stars.
   2. B. You remember being scared of thunder during a storm.
   3. C. You remember when your mom bought a night light.
5. The story mentions eating ice cream on a hot day. Which is a text-to-self connection?
   1. A. Remembering that ice cream melts fast.
   2. B. Thinking about a time you ate ice cream and it made you happy.
   3. C. Knowing that ice cream is cold.
6. The character in the story is learning to ride a bike. What connection can you make?
   1. A. Remembering a song about bikes.
   2. B. Thinking about when you learned to ride a bike and it was hard at first.
   3. C. Knowing what color the bike is.
7. The story talks about a character visiting the zoo. What connection can you make?
   1. A. Remembering that zoos have animals.
   2. B. Thinking about a time when you visited the zoo and saw your favorite animal.
   3. C. Knowing what sound a lion makes.