The Wright Brothers Reading Packet
A no-prep reading and comprehension packet about the Wright Brothers' invention of the airplane, for social studies/reading instruction.
1,072 resources
Explore sub-categories
7 sub-categories · 1,072 resources
A no-prep reading and comprehension packet about the Wright Brothers' invention of the airplane, for social studies/reading instruction.
A print-and-go reading packet on Martin Luther King Jr. aligned to Texas 5th-grade social studies standards, pairing an informational passage with vocabulary and comprehension activities.
Teach grade 3 students about the six regions where major American Indian tribes settled across North America and how geography shaped their lifestyles.
A reading passage and activity packet teaching why the U.S. Constitution includes an amendment process and how it has been used historically.
A social studies reading packet teaching students about Georgia's transportation systems (road, air, water, rail) and their impact on the state economy.
An economics reading packet teaching goods, services, price, and marketplace vocabulary through an informational passage and comprehension activities.
A reading packet teaching the causes, key events, and resolution of the War of 1812 for grade 4 social studies.
Differentiated reading packet teaching Georgia's transition from Trustee colony to Royal Colony (land ownership changes, legalization of slavery, removal of the alcohol ban, population and economic growth) via two leveled passages and comprehension activities.
Teach students about economic growth in Atlanta under mayors William B. Hartsfield and Ivan Allen Jr. through a differentiated nonfiction reading passage.
Reading comprehension packet teaching students about Ulysses S. Grant via an informational passage and related activities.
A differentiated reading packet on the causes of the American Revolutionary War, delivered as both print pages and a distance-learning digital format (Google Classroom / Google Slides), for grade 4 social studies.
Teach Grade 3 students about the reasons for and obstacles to early European exploration of North America (the 'three G's: God, Gold, and Glory').
Teach students about Georgia's major economic industries (agriculture, entertainment, manufacturing, service, technology) and how they impact the state's economy, through a nonfiction reading passage.
A reading passage and activity packet teaching the history and purpose of the European Union, including its formation, goals, common currency/economy, and the UK's withdrawal (Brexit).
A reading passage and worksheet packet teaching students about the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the five freedoms it protects.
Teach 4th-grade students about key figures and events of the 1787 U.S. Constitutional Convention.
Teach students the three basic economic models (traditional, command, market) and how they apply to Australia, which is described as having a market economy.
Teach students the concepts of trade and voluntary exchange through an informational reading passage and follow-up comprehension activities.
A reading and writing activity packet teaching the formation of the United Nations and Eleanor Roosevelt's role in it, via an informational passage (written at an 800 Lexile level per the teacher guide), vocabulary matching, multiple-choice questions, and writing prompts.
Teach students about specialization, mass production, and standard of living (using Henry Ford/Model T as an example) through a nonfiction reading passage on specialization and trade/economics.
Teach upper-elementary students about Anne Frank's life and experience during the Holocaust through a reading passage and comprehension activities.
A social studies reading packet teaching students about transportation-related careers in Georgia (aviation, trucking, logistics, public transit, road/rail/port jobs).
A free week-1 sample of a longer novel-study companion packet for 'Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy,' giving students vocabulary, comprehension, and response activities tied to reading the novel over a paced schedule.
An economics reading packet teaching how governments provide goods and services and fund them through taxes.