Winter Animals in the Snow - Reading Comprehension Passage

Get ready to meet Jack Frost, he’s cooler than your winter boots and ready to leave his icy touch on your learning day! This A Visit from Jack Frost Reading Passage offers a fun and frosty adventure, complete with activities that’ll have your kids laughing (and maybe even shivering with delight).

1. Comprehension Questions: Two questions to see if your students can follow Jack Frost’s frosty antics. Can they tell what Jack’s up to, other than spreading chill vibes everywhere?

2. Word Matching: Students will match four frosty words to their meanings. Think of it as giving Jack Frost a vocabulary makeover, he’s got more than just icy breath!

3. Grammar Fun: Fill in the blanks with the correct words. It’s like playing dress-up, but this time you’re putting Jack Frost in grammatically correct sentences.

4. Gap-Filling: It’s time to complete those frosty gaps! Fill in the missing words and finish the icy puzzle.

5. Draw Jack Frost: Grab your art supplies and draw Jack Frost! Will he be blowing frosty winds or painting icy designs on windows? Your creativity is the limit.

Advantages:

• Boosts Reading Skills: Engages young readers with fun, interactive questions.

• Expands Vocabulary: Matches words with meanings to build language skills.

• Grammar Practice: Makes learning grammar feel like a frosty game.

• Creative Expression: Lets kids draw their own version of Jack Frost.

• Fun for All Ages: Learning with a little frosty magic keeps kids engaged and excited.