Activity sheet on the emperors new cloth for grade 1

Here's an activity sheet on "The Emperor's New Clothes" for Grade 1:

Title: The Emperor's New Clothes

Objective: To understand the story and identify the main characters and events.

Activity:

Part 1: Reading Comprehension

Read the story of "The Emperor's New Clothes" below:

Once upon a time, there was an Emperor who loved to wear new clothes. One day, two swindlers came to the Emperor's court and promised to make him the most beautiful clothes in the world. They said that their clothes were invisible to anyone who was unfit for their position or "hopelessly stupid".

The Emperor was very excited and asked the swindlers to make him the most beautiful clothes in the world. The swindlers worked very hard and finally presented the Emperor with two beautiful robes. The Emperor put on the robes and looked at himself in the mirror. He thought he looked very handsome.

But when the Emperor went out to show off his new clothes, he realized that he was not wearing anything at all! The people in the crowd were too afraid to say anything, but one little boy shouted, "The Emperor is not wearing any clothes!"

Questions:

  1. Who was the main character in the story?
  2. What did the swindlers promise to make for the Emperor?
  3. Why did the people in the crowd not say anything when they saw the Emperor was not wearing any clothes?
  4. Who was brave enough to tell the truth?

Part 2: Drawing Activity

Draw a picture of the Emperor wearing his new clothes. Remember to include the swindlers and the little boy who told the truth.

Part 3: Word Search

Find the following words in the word search below:

Word Search:

A E L M O R T C E L O T H S
O T T E R S W I N D L E R S
T R U T H B O Y E M P E R O
R C E L O T H S E M P E R O
L O T H S T R U T H B O Y O
E M P E R O R T R U T H S W

Conclusion:

The Emperor's New Clothes is a story about being brave and telling the truth. The little boy in the story was brave enough to tell the truth, even though everyone else was afraid to say anything. We can learn from the little boy's bravery and be brave enough to tell the truth, even if it's hard.

Extension Activity:

I hope this activity sheet helps!