The Invisible Boy Worksheets

by Trudy Ludwig

Reading Level N · Lexile AD680L · ATOS 2.8

Brian is the invisible boy: nobody picks him for kickball, he isn't invited to Madison's pool party, and at Choosing Time he draws dragons and superheroes at his table. When Justin, a new boy, joins the class and the other kids laugh at his lunch, Brian is the one who doesn't laugh, and the next day he leaves Justin a friendly note. A gentle story about how one small act of kindness can help a child be seen, just right for World Kindness Day.

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The Invisible Boy vocabulary words and comprehension questions

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

Vocabulary words include invisible, complains, glances, invited, introduces, shyly, chopsticks, notices, scurry, assignment, imagination, nods.

Sample questions

Brian is the last one left when the kids pick kickball teams. How does he feel?
Why wasn't Brian at Madison's pool party?
What does Brian do when Mrs. Carlotti introduces Justin to the class?

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