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The Wild Robot Worksheets

by Peter Brown

Reading Level S · Lexile 560L · ATOS 4.0

Roz the robot wakes alone on a wild island and must learn to survive and befriend the animals. A gentle story about nature and belonging.

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Build printable The Wild Robot worksheets in seconds — 16 chapters to choose from, with 48 vocabulary words and 48 comprehension questions in all. Pick a chapter, choose the words and questions you want, then print for free or assign online — no login required, and every worksheet comes with a matching answer key.

Chapters you can make worksheets for

  • Chapters 1-5: The Robot Wakes Up 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 6-10: A Strange New Island 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 11-15: The Animals Are Afraid 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 16-20: Learning to Survive 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 21-25: The Broken Nest 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 26-30: Roz Adopts the Egg 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 31-35: Brightbill Hatches 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 36-40: Learning to Speak 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 41-45: Building a Lodge 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 46-50: Brightbill Grows Up 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 51-55: Time to Migrate 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 56-60: The Long Goodbye 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 61-65: The Harsh Winter 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 66-70: Animals Shelter With Roz 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 71-75: Spring and a Happy Return 3 words · 3 questions
  • Chapters 76-80: The RECOs and a Promise 3 words · 3 questions

Sample vocabulary words

  • cargo
  • storm
  • robot
  • island
  • wild
  • explore
  • monster
  • fear
  • strange
  • survive
  • camouflage
  • observe
  • accident
  • nest

Sample comprehension questions

  • What happened to the cargo ship?
  • What is the robot's name?
  • Who turned the robot on?
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