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Rated 4.89 out of 5
$5.73
Teach students about pollution and environmental responsibility with this engaging reading passage and comprehension resource! Perfect for Earth Day and environmental science lessons, students learn about water, land, and air pollution while practicing reading comprehension, main idea and details, cause and effect, writing, and critical thinking skills.
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$5.64
This St Patricks Day reading passage collection gives 3rd and 4th grade students three high-interest nonfiction articles to read closely. Topics include the history of the holiday, leprechauns in Irish folklore, and the tradition of dyeing the Chicago River green.
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Rated 4.79 out of 5
$6.25
This Ruby Bridges biography unit introduces elementary students to Ruby’s story with reading passages, vocabulary support, graphic organizers, and comprehension activities. It supports Black History Month, character education, and social studies through meaningful literacy practice.
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
$4.46
History of the New Year reading passages and comprehension activities.
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Rated 4.88 out of 5
$4.04
Explore the inspiring life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with this engaging biography resource, featuring a reading passage, comprehension activities, and a mini-report writing task.
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$3.80
This April Fools Day reading passage uses a fun holiday to build comprehension and critical thinking in grades 3 to 5. Two nonfiction articles explore the history of the holiday and some of the most famous pranks ever pulled.
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$5.20
Discover the history of chocolate, the origins of Valentine’s Day, and how the holiday is celebrated around the world. These fun and engaging close-reading resources are perfect for sparking interest in reading and learning about Valentine’s Day.
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Rated 4.85 out of 5
$4.95
This Walt Disney biography resource combines reading comprehension, biography writing, vocabulary, and research skills in one cross-curricular pack. Students learn about Walt Disney’s life and accomplishments through a reading passage, graphic organizers, comprehension activities, and report writing pages, with print and digital versions included.
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$4.51
This stoat animal research project gives 2nd and 3rd grade students a complete nonfiction unit about the stoat, also known as the ermine. Students explore its characteristics, habitat, diet, life cycle, and survival strategies.
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$11.66
These solar system reading passages combine informational articles, graphic organizers, and research tools so upper elementary students can learn about the planets, stars, sun, and moon. Each article comes in two differentiated levels, which makes the unit work for reading, writing, and science at once.
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Rated 4.75 out of 5
$13.84
Life Cycle: Informational Article, QR Code Research Page & Fact Sort is a set of 7 informational articles all about animals that undergo a metamorphosis. These articles are full of interesting facts and details that students can use during reading and writing activities.
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$4.46
Help students learn about sea turtles while building nonfiction reading, research, note-taking, comprehension, and informational writing skills. This Sea Turtle Informational Article and Comprehension Activities resource includes differentiated article formats, vocabulary cards, research links, graphic organizers, comprehension activities, a fact sort, and mini-report pages.
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Rated 4.95 out of 5
$4.25
Support life cycle research and informational writing with this Praying Mantis Informational Article, QR Code Research Page, and Fact Sort. Students read second/third grade-level articles, gather facts from QR code research links and videos, sort information by attributes, actions, and environment, and use their facts to write about praying mantises, life cycles, and metamorphosis.
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Rated 4.93 out of 5
$5.59
This Thomas Edison biography combines reading, writing, and social studies in one ready-to-use resource. Students read about the famous inventor, complete comprehension and vocabulary activities, and then write a simple biography report.
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$3.47
This non-fiction unit explores the origins, significance, and modern-day celebrations of Black History Month while supporting critical thinking and literacy skills.