5th Grade Chemical Reactions Reading Passage Worksheet Science Activity NGSS
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This chemical reactions reading passage is a 5th grade science station that builds an understanding of how substances change. It reinforces literacy skills through targeted questions and task cards and supports NGSS 5-PS1-4.
Students explore chemical changes, atoms and molecules, and evidence of reactions. Multiple formats make it easy to differentiate and save planning time.
The resource combines science content with ELA integration.
What’s Included
- 6-page informational reading passage on chemical reactions
- Student response worksheets: short answer and fill-in-the-blank
- Multiple-choice questions
- Task cards
Skills Covered
- Understanding chemical reactions and chemical changes
- Identifying atoms, molecules, reactants, and products
- Interpreting chemical equations at a basic level
- Recognizing evidence of reactions: color change, gas, temperature
- Reading informational science text
- Answering comprehension questions
- Scientific reasoning
Ways to Use This Resource
- Set up as a science station
- Use in a matter unit
- Assign for independent reading
- Use task cards for review
- Pair with chemical reaction experiments
Why Teachers Love It
- Combines science and ELA
- Several formats for differentiation
- Saves planning time
- Aligned to NGSS 5-PS1-4
- Clear, student-friendly text
This chemical reactions reading passage gives students the background they need to recognize and explain evidence of chemical change.
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Angellica K. –
Super easy format for students to grasp the concept.
Colette J. –
This was a great resource for extra help, and my students thrive on these printouts.
Kerri kennamore –
This is a terrific resource. I love the interactive part and the lower elementary for my 5th graders.
April Norton –
This is great resource and a great way to integrate ELA into science
Micaela J. –
A fun and engaging way to do science in the rooms.