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Hispanic Heritage Month Social Studies: Mario Molina Reading Passage

Hispanic Heritage Month Social Studies: Mario Molina Reading Passage preview
Hispanic Heritage Month Social Studies: Mario Molina Reading Passage preview

Look Inside · 6 pages · answer key included

Color version of the Mario Molina biography covering his childhood, ozone research, and Nobel Prize
Reading passage, color version
Black-and-white version of the biography about Mario Molina's life and work protecting Earth's ozone layer
Reading passage, black-and-white version
Comprehension questions 1–3 ask about Molina's birthplace, his major prize, and whether CFCs helped ozone
First question sheet: questions 1–3
Comprehension questions 4–6 cover the Montreal Protocol, the ozone layer, and benefits of Molina's discovery
Second question sheet: questions 4–6
Comprehension questions 7–8 ask what depletion means and why scientists should share findings with leaders
Final question sheet: questions 7–8

Answer key included

Answer key included

About This Product

Celebrate Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month with this engaging and educational reading comprehension passage about Mario Molina, the groundbreaking Mexican chemist and Nobel Prize winner! This resource is perfect for 3rd-5th grade students, helping them explore STEM, diversity in science, and Hispanic contributions to the world.

Objective:
This printable worksheet enhances reading comprehension, critical thinking, and vocabulary skills while teaching students about an influential Latino scientist. Aligned with Common Core standards, it includes text-dependent questions to assess understanding and promote discussion.

Order:

  1. Engaging reading passage about Mario Molina’s life, discoveries, and legacy.

  2. Multiple-choice and short-answer questions to test comprehension.

  3. Answer key for easy grading.

  4. Perfect for classroom activities, homework, or cultural awareness lessons.

More Details:

  • Format: PDF file

  • size: 11*8.5 Inches

  • Number Of Pages: 6 pages

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