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Complete pre-reading trivia, read an informational passage about what counts as a boat and how boats float, then answer mixed multiple-choice and written-response comprehension questions.
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Complete pre-reading trivia, read an informational passage about what counts as a boat and how boats float, then answer mixed multiple-choice and written-response comprehension questions.
Read nonfiction passages on each topic, define and apply vocabulary, complete hands-on and writing activities, and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz for each topic section.
Read the Vicente Fox chapter and complete matching activities: reading-comprehension questions, vocabulary work, a writing task, a crossword, a word search, and a comprehension quiz; a bonus research worksheet ('The Berlin Wall') directs students to use the Internet, encyclopedias, and textbooks.
Read a nonfiction passage on the topic, define and apply vocabulary, complete hands-on and writing activities, and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz.
Complete reproducible reading-passage worksheets and activities such as a 'Before You Read' graphic-organizer exercise to identify main ideas, short-answer creative/evaluative response questions, and writing tasks tied to each reading passage; a Comprehension Quiz is referenced as a unit assessment.
Read the Indira Gandhi chapter and complete matching activities: reading-comprehension questions, vocabulary work, a writing task, a crossword, a word search, and a comprehension quiz; a bonus research worksheet ('The Berlin Wall') directs students to use the Internet, encyclopedias, and textbooks.
Read a nonfiction passage on the topic, define and apply vocabulary, complete hands-on and writing activities, and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz.
Write a fact they already know and discuss five given trivia facts; read a passage about what detectives do; answer 4 multiple-choice and 3 short-answer comprehension questions; write a 5-8 sentence creative mystery story; choose and complete one of three extension activities (make a mini mystery, fingerprint exploration, or…
Students complete a 'Before You Read' activity matching terms/definitions (e.g. graphic organizer) and a paired student handout with a reading passage on main idea, plus a 'Using Graphic Organizers to Identify Main Ideas' worksheet; teacher-facing pages include an assessment rubric with 6-level reader-strength descriptors and…
Read a multi-page informational passage about genetics and gene therapy, then answer 12 reading comprehension questions spanning recall, explanation, and open-ended opinion responses.
Read passages, use graphic organizers to define terms and identify main ideas, answer embedded comprehension questions, complete writing tasks, and take a comprehension quiz.
Students complete a true/false quiz on the reign of James I, match statements to Catholic or Protestant beliefs, review a list of anti-Catholic legal offences, select words describing how persecuted Catholics might feel, read biographical profiles of the five conspirators (Robert Catesby, Guy Fawkes, Thomas Percy, John Wright…
Students read teacher-guided passages and complete reproducible worksheets/activities, including a 'Before You Read' graphic-organizer exercise (matching terms like 'graphic organizer' to definitions), short-answer questions, writing tasks, research/extension activities, and an end-of-unit Comprehension Quiz.
Read a passage about the history and observance of Remembrance Day (Armistice Day/Poppy Day); discuss pre- and post-reading questions; answer 11 multiple-choice/matching comprehension questions (two versions provided: a multiple-choice version and an open-response version, each with an answer key); complete a vocabulary…
Students read the informational passage '10 Tips for a Germ-Free School Year' and then answer 5 multiple-choice comprehension questions about it.
Read a daily nonfiction passage on a personal-finance topic, learn vocabulary, answer comprehension questions, and complete writing prompts; take unit quizzes and a final exam.
Read a short fiction passage, answer a set of mixed comprehension questions, complete a vocabulary activity and a writing section, and (per catalog description) a bonus extension exercise.
Read a short fiction passage, answer a set of mixed comprehension questions, match vocabulary words to their meanings, and complete a synonym/antonym or reflective writing activity.
Read a short fiction passage, answer a set of mixed comprehension questions, complete a vocabulary activity, and (per catalog description) a writing/extension section.
Read the one-page narrative story, then answer 5 multiple-choice comprehension questions (setting, sequence of events, characters, cause of injury, class's response) by selecting A-D.
Read the narrative story, then answer 5 multiple-choice comprehension questions (who accompanied the character, trip duration, items brought, reason a parent didn't attend, inferring a character's emotional state) by selecting A-D.
Answer pre-reading trivia, read a nonfiction passage about earphones, answer multiple-choice and short-answer comprehension questions, write a 5-8 sentence creative story imagining being an early-1900s radio listener, and choose one extension activity (make a safe-listening poster, build an earphone holder, or run a…
Discuss pre-reading trivia facts, read an informational passage about dolphins, answer multiple-choice and short-answer comprehension questions, write a short creative story, and complete one of three extension activities (echo test, pod team chart, or trash trouble mini-poster).
Students read the article, then answer 5 reading-comprehension questions (definitions and short recall) and 3 extension questions (research an allergy test, reflect on family allergies, and create a comic about EpiPen use).