Creepy Carrots! Worksheets

by Aaron Reynolds

Reading Level L · Lexile AD490L · ATOS 2.3

Jasper Rabbit can't stop pulling carrots from Crackenhopper Field, until he starts seeing creepy carrots everywhere he goes. Mom and Dad don't believe him, so Jasper hatches a plan of his own. A mock-scary Caldecott Honor book with a twist at the end.

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Creepy Carrots! vocabulary words and comprehension questions

12 vocabulary words and 8 comprehension questions across 3 sections: Beginning · Middle · End.

Vocabulary words include passion, crisp, sinister, imagination, approached, ridiculous, regular, searched, hatched, supplies, shadows, cheered.

Sample questions

Where does Jasper Rabbit get his carrots?
What does Jasper hear behind him after the big game?
What does Jasper think when he turns and sees nothing?

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