Where is Pluto? (CCVC CCVCC CCCVCC CCCVC)

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Creative Commons BY-NC Adapted from "Finding Pluto" by Mervat Al-Beltagi and Mervat Al-Beltagi. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Free STEM Decodable Reader with qu, x, z Words | Where is Pluto?

Practice Words

Complex single-syllable patterns with consonants qu, x, z, w, 's' plurals pronounced /z/, and the 'floss' rule for doubling final consonants.

quiz zips six quest
Page 1
A puzzled sun wearing glasses looks at a row of cartoon planets stretching across dark space with purple nebula clouds.

The Sun has lost Pluto! It is on a quest to spot him.

Page 2
A large surprised yellow sun looks down at a small sleepy pink Pluto wearing a white cap in dark starry space.

'It is too hot for him in this part.'

Page 3
A small worried pink Pluto floats near a grumpy orange Venus with horns in the dark purple starry space.

'He has not come by.'

Page 4
Three cartoon planets in space: a small pink Pluto, an orange Venus with horns, and a blue-green Earth with big eyes.

'He was on the news, but he is not here.'

Page 5
Four cartoon planets in space: tiny sad Pluto, grumpy orange Venus, curious blue-green Earth, and happy red Mars.

They quiz Mars. No Pluto.

Page 6
A large smiling Jupiter with the Great Red Spot faces smaller planets including sad Pluto, grumpy Venus, Earth and Mars.

'Does he sit at the back?'

Page 7
Cute Saturn with colorful rings and rosy cheeks floats near Jupiter while smaller planets including Pluto watch in space.

'He zips by, but not a lot.'

Page 8
A grumpy teal Uranus with half-closed eyes floats in space near Saturn, Earth, Mars, Pluto, Venus and Jupiter.

'You six will not find him here.'

Page 9
Cartoon planets float in space as Neptune shivers wearing a winter hat with icicles while other planets watch with concern.

'He is out on his own.'

Page 10
Happy cartoon planets gather in space while Neptune in a nightcap waves goodbye to a small shivering Pluto far away.

Pluto! He is sad. The news said he is not a planet.

Page 11
A cheerful yellow sun with big eyes looks at a small sad blue planet Neptune in dark purple starry space.

The Sun does not mind.

Page 12
A happy smiling sun watches as all the cartoon planets sleep peacefully in a row across the starry night sky.

He is still a big part of their group.

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