Bedtime Scene

This early literacy worksheet is designed for Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten students to deepen comprehension of Goodnight Moon through drawing, labeling, and simple writing. Students illustrate the bunny’s bedroom based on textual details, use a word bank to label at least six objects (such as the telephone, kittens, mittens, chair, brush, or balloon), and then write two sentences explaining why a cozy bedroom setting matters in a bedtime story. The activity blends visualization, vocabulary development, and early composition while helping learners understand how setting creates mood and purpose.

Learning Goals

• Reading Comprehension (Early Childhood) – Identify and describe the story’s setting using text-based details
• Vocabulary Development – Label objects accurately using a word bank
• Early Writing Skills – Write simple, meaningful sentences connected to the text
• Visual Literacy – Translate words from a story into a detailed drawing

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource – Aligned with early literacy and writing readiness standards
• Multi-Modal Learning – Combines drawing, labeling, and writing for deeper understanding
• Guided Support – Word bank scaffolds success for emerging readers and writers
• Purposeful Writing – Connects setting to mood, reinforcing narrative understanding
• Flexible Use – Ideal for read-aloud follow-ups, literacy centers, morning work, or homeschool lessons
• Low Prep – Simple print-and-go worksheet with clear directions

This printable worksheet helps young learners visualize story settings, expand vocabulary, and practice early writing in a meaningful context. By drawing and labeling the bedroom scene and explaining its importance, students strengthen comprehension, visual literacy, and expressive skills. Whether used in a classroom or homeschool setting, this activity provides a calm, engaging way to explore how setting supports comfort and routine in a bedtime story.

This worksheet is part of our Goodnight Moon Worksheets collection.