In this 6th set of Drawing Conclusions Task Cards, we teach a critical reading comprehension skill and science concepts at the same time! There are 24 scaffolded questions for test prep and reading practice.

12 Expository paragraphs with graphics include open-ended questions that focus on facts and details. Each card also includes multiple-choice questions that build on the open-ended question. Drawing Conclusion question stems include:

--Which conclusion is best supported by the details in this paragraph?

--This paragraph helps the reader know -

--From the paragraph, the reader can tell -

--Which conclusion is not supported by the details in this paragraph?

--Which detail best supports the idea that energy can be saved and used later?

--Which phrase best supports the idea that energy can change forms?

--The details in this paragraph help the reader know that electricity…

--Which sentence from the paragraph shows that speed is has an effect on energy?

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SCIENCE CONCEPTS:

--Energy

--Chemical energy

--Conserve

--Electricity

--Light

--Motion

--Wind

--Work

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Included:

12 Half-page task cards for individuals or stations

12 Full-page versions for projecting, small group, and scoot

Front and back student answer page

Half-page student answer page

Answer key for multiple choice answers

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This set of task cards is included in Drawing Conclusions Task Card Bundle 2.

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Drawing Conclusions Task Cards #3 Informational Texts

Drawing Conclusions Task Cards #4 Properties of Matter

Drawing Conclusions Task Cards #5 Matter

Drawing Conclusions Task Cards #6 Energy

Drawing Conclusions Task Cards #7 Rosa Parks

Drawing Conclusions Task Cards #8 Martin Luther King Jr.

Drawing Conclusions Task Cards #9 Jackie Robinson