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Hurricanes Reading Activity

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Hurricanes Reading Activity preview

Look Inside · 6 pages · answer key included

Hurricane brainstorming prompts: What I Know, What I Want to Know, and What They Look Like
Opening brainstorming and drawing page
Hurricane reading passage, part 1: storm formation, rotation, and the eye, eye wall, and rain bands
First of two informational reading pages
Hurricane reading passage, part 2: five wind-speed categories and how Atlantic tropical storms get names
Second reading page: categories and storm names
Six hurricane comprehension questions about other names, rotation, storm parts, danger, and naming
Comprehension questions following the passage
Hurricane emergency kit activity asking students to draw and label at least five items for their kit
Emergency kit drawing and labeling activity

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Hurricanes Reading Activity is an informative reading comprehension resource that teaches students in grades 3-6 about the science behind these powerful storms. Students begin by brainstorming their prior knowledge about hurricanes and identifying what they still wonder. Next, they read a one-page informative passage and answer reading comprehension questions to check their understanding. To apply their new hurricane knowledge, students draw what the inside of a well-stocked hurricane emergency kit would contain and explain why each item is necessary. This versatile resource can be used individually or with groups and pairs. It develops vital skills like reading informational texts, making text-to-self connections, increasing science knowledge, drawing conclusions, and more. Use it as a science lesson, reading comprehension practice, or even assessment.

What's Included

You will get 5 pages to hand out to students. One page is the chart students fill out about what they know and want to know about hurricanes. The second and third pages are the reading. Fourth is the page with six questions, and the final page is about the hurricane emergency kit.

There is an answer key and examples for the kit.

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