Bedroom Comparison

This early literacy worksheet is designed for Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten students to help them compare the cozy bedroom in Goodnight Moon with their own sleeping space. Using a simple three-column chart, learners list items from the story, name a corresponding item from their own bedroom, and decide whether the two are the same or different. A reflection prompt then invites students to share which room they would prefer to sleep in and explain their choice, supporting early opinion writing and personal expression.

Learning Goals

• Compare & Contrast Skills (Early Childhood) – Identify similarities and differences between two settings
• Text-to-Self Connections – Relate story details to personal experiences
• Early Writing Development – Practice labeling, short phrases, and simple opinion sentences
• Vocabulary Recognition – Use concrete nouns from both the story and real life

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource – Aligned with early literacy and comprehension standards
• Visual Organization – Three-column chart supports clear, structured thinking
• Personalized Learning – Encourages meaningful connections to the text
• Opinion Expression – Builds confidence in making and explaining choices
• Flexible Use – Ideal for read-aloud follow-ups, literacy centers, discussion, or homeschool lessons
• Low Prep – Simple print-and-go worksheet with child-friendly directions

This printable comparison worksheet helps young learners deepen comprehension of Goodnight Moon while practicing early comparison and opinion-writing skills. By examining the bunny’s bedroom alongside their own, students strengthen vocabulary, descriptive thinking, and personal engagement with the story. Whether used in a classroom or homeschool setting, this activity provides a warm, reflective way to build early literacy skills through familiar, comforting content.

This worksheet is part of our Goodnight Moon Worksheets collection.