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Facts About Uncle Sam

Read about Uncle Sam, then answer six written questions. Students respond in complete sentences and color the accompanying illustration.
Grades
Grades 3–5
Pages
8
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Updated Mar 03, 2023

Subject
Social Studies, History: USA, Reading Comprehension
Topic
Uncle Sam, American symbols
Answer key
Included
Standards
RI.4.1

Product description

From the author

This American Symbols product would be a great extension of your current curriculum. It could be a whole group activity, or it can be independent practice. After teaching about Uncle Sam, it could also be a quick assessment.

This resource includes a reading comprehension passage about Uncle Sam. Students color the image and answer the questions. I always have my students practice answering the questions in complete sentences. I've provided room for them to do that. I also have provided a few examples of how you could use this product depending on your students' levels.

It's important for students to get practice reading for information. Some students may already know a lot of facts about the Uncle Sam, but it's important for them to also practice the skill of answering questions.

This product can work for a few different grade levels. Third graders learn about symbols and landmarks important to our country. Fifth graders learn about American history, and this reading assignment could be a nice addition.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Locate details in an informational passage to answer six questions.

  • Write complete-sentence responses using information from the reading.

Teaching tips

  • Choose either PDF copy; both contain the same reading and questions.

  • Print pages 3–5 for students and retain pages 6–7 as the completed key.

  • Ask students to point to the passage detail supporting each written answer.

Skills covered

  • Informational reading and detail retrieval

  • Complete-sentence answer writing

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What kind of written answers do the worksheets ask for?

The directions ask students to answer the factual questions in complete sentences.

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