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Fifth Grade Reading Unit Bundle Literature and Nonfiction Curriculum Activities
Fifth Grade Reading Unit Bundle Literature and Nonfiction Curriculum Activities
Fifth Grade Reading Unit Bundle Literature and Nonfiction Curriculum Activities
Fifth Grade Reading Unit Bundle Literature and Nonfiction Curriculum Activities
Fifth Grade Reading Unit Bundle Literature and Nonfiction Curriculum Activities
Fifth Grade Reading Unit Bundle Literature and Nonfiction Curriculum Activities
Fifth Grade Reading Unit Bundle Literature and Nonfiction Curriculum Activities
Fifth Grade Reading Unit Bundle Literature and Nonfiction Curriculum Activities
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"A great resource that is easy to use. I use it to supplement our school's purchased curriculum, and my students enjoyed it. "
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Christopher W.
"This resource is easy to use. It has prompts and suggested answers and vocabulary. She also made suggestions to make leaving even more special!"
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Jessica E.

Description

If you’re ready to have your entire year of reading lessons planned, structured, and aligned to every 5th grade ELA standard—this is it.

The 5th Grade Reading Curriculum Bundle is a complete, yearlong program built to help you teach literature and informational text through authentic reading, writing, and discussion. It includes 12 complete units (180+ lessons) that integrate Reading Literature, Reading Informational, and Writing standards—all taught through a discussion-based, Socratic Seminar framework that keeps students thinking, analyzing, and actually enjoying what they read.

This curriculum was designed for real classrooms: structured enough to guide you every step of the way, but flexible enough to work with guided reading groups, book clubs, and any pacing calendar you already use.

What makes it different:

Instead of worksheets or test-prep passages, your students will build comprehension, analysis, and writing skills through rich conversations and purposeful reading response work. Every lesson includes guiding and interpretive questions, modeled examples, vocabulary, and scaffolds that make complex texts accessible without watering them down.

You’ll move through fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama—all while revisiting core reading standards multiple times throughout the year for real mastery

📚 What’s included:

  • 12 Complete Units (180+ Lessons) across literature and informational genres
  • Socratic Seminar Discussion Framework to build deeper comprehension and text-based analysis
  • 40+ Page Teacher Implementation Guide with pacing, examples, and scripted lessons
  • Teacher Slides (PowerPoint + Google Slides) for every unit
  • Digital & Printable Student Notebooks for reading responses and analysis
  • Editable Rubrics (PowerPoint + Google Slides) for flexible grading
  • Small Group + Conference Forms to support differentiation
  • Teacher Keys, Vocabulary Lists, and Answer Guides for every lesson
  • Digital Updates + Ongoing Revisions already included

📖 Units Included:

  • Literature Units: Freak the Mighty, The Giver, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Holes, Number the Stars, Locomotion, Love That Dog, Smile, Prisoner B-3087
  • Informational Unit: Titanic: Voices from the Disaster
  • Anchor Units: Literature Interactive Notebook + Informational Interactive Notebook

Together, these cover every 5th Grade CCSS standard for Reading Literature, Reading Informational, and Writing.

💡 Why teachers love it:

This curriculum was built when I didn’t have a reading program—and needed one that actually worked. It’s grounded in real conversations, not busywork. Your students will discuss, annotate, and respond to texts with evidence and confidence, while you finally have a roadmap that takes the stress out of planning.

Each lesson connects directly to a skill, standard, and essential question—so you can stop wondering if you’re covering everything, and start focusing on helping your students grow as readers and thinkers.

Perfect for:

  • Teachers who want their reading curriculum done for the year
  • Classrooms using guided reading, literature circles, or reading workshop
  • Students who need consistent, structured routines that build confidence and engagement

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Heidi K. says, "This is a great resource! We are using this for full-pull out classes for students who are reading significantly below their grade level. The way this is laid out is helping us present grade-level standards with the flexibility of modifying it to their reading level. We team teach these classes within our SpEd dept. We create ppt to accompany the lessons and break down the instruction even more. We have created worksheets to scaffold the skills and develop graphic organizers to support the applications. We added a TON of extra reading passages as multiple reading levels to have the kids practice the skills as a whole group, in small groups, in partners, and independently. It takes us about 3-4 weeks to complete a lesson (something the curriculum planned on doing in 1-2 days), but that is the nature of working with kids with learning disabilities. The point is, the kids are learning it! The way the material is presented, works. The kids ARE able to make inferences! They ARE able to summarize texts! We love this product - it was a great starting point for us to build our 4-year learning plan around with evidence-based interventions added to it."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kendra S. says, "New to older grades and this was exactly what I need to map out my year. Made planning lessons so much easier! My kids loved the interactive notebooks and being able to flip back and look at them throughout the year!"

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Donnelly D. says, "I love this resource! We have spent the beginning of the year so far with the interactive notebook for literature and my students are super eager to start the novel studies. This is also a great resource that my sub can easily follow when on maternity leave. I used it in 4th grade but it's been a great tool to challenge them! So glad I purchased!

___________________________________

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Upper Elementary Narrative Writing Unit

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What others say

"A great resource that is easy to use. I use it to supplement our school's purchased curriculum, and my students enjoyed it. "
star
Christopher W.
"This resource is easy to use. It has prompts and suggested answers and vocabulary. She also made suggestions to make leaving even more special!"
star
Jessica E.

Description

If you’re ready to have your entire year of reading lessons planned, structured, and aligned to every 5th grade ELA standard—this is it.

The 5th Grade Reading Curriculum Bundle is a complete, yearlong program built to help you teach literature and informational text through authentic reading, writing, and discussion. It includes 12 complete units (180+ lessons) that integrate Reading Literature, Reading Informational, and Writing standards—all taught through a discussion-based, Socratic Seminar framework that keeps students thinking, analyzing, and actually enjoying what they read.

This curriculum was designed for real classrooms: structured enough to guide you every step of the way, but flexible enough to work with guided reading groups, book clubs, and any pacing calendar you already use.

What makes it different:

Instead of worksheets or test-prep passages, your students will build comprehension, analysis, and writing skills through rich conversations and purposeful reading response work. Every lesson includes guiding and interpretive questions, modeled examples, vocabulary, and scaffolds that make complex texts accessible without watering them down.

You’ll move through fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama—all while revisiting core reading standards multiple times throughout the year for real mastery

📚 What’s included:

  • 12 Complete Units (180+ Lessons) across literature and informational genres
  • Socratic Seminar Discussion Framework to build deeper comprehension and text-based analysis
  • 40+ Page Teacher Implementation Guide with pacing, examples, and scripted lessons
  • Teacher Slides (PowerPoint + Google Slides) for every unit
  • Digital & Printable Student Notebooks for reading responses and analysis
  • Editable Rubrics (PowerPoint + Google Slides) for flexible grading
  • Small Group + Conference Forms to support differentiation
  • Teacher Keys, Vocabulary Lists, and Answer Guides for every lesson
  • Digital Updates + Ongoing Revisions already included

📖 Units Included:

  • Literature Units: Freak the Mighty, The Giver, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Holes, Number the Stars, Locomotion, Love That Dog, Smile, Prisoner B-3087
  • Informational Unit: Titanic: Voices from the Disaster
  • Anchor Units: Literature Interactive Notebook + Informational Interactive Notebook

Together, these cover every 5th Grade CCSS standard for Reading Literature, Reading Informational, and Writing.

💡 Why teachers love it:

This curriculum was built when I didn’t have a reading program—and needed one that actually worked. It’s grounded in real conversations, not busywork. Your students will discuss, annotate, and respond to texts with evidence and confidence, while you finally have a roadmap that takes the stress out of planning.

Each lesson connects directly to a skill, standard, and essential question—so you can stop wondering if you’re covering everything, and start focusing on helping your students grow as readers and thinkers.

Perfect for:

  • Teachers who want their reading curriculum done for the year
  • Classrooms using guided reading, literature circles, or reading workshop
  • Students who need consistent, structured routines that build confidence and engagement

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Heidi K. says, "This is a great resource! We are using this for full-pull out classes for students who are reading significantly below their grade level. The way this is laid out is helping us present grade-level standards with the flexibility of modifying it to their reading level. We team teach these classes within our SpEd dept. We create ppt to accompany the lessons and break down the instruction even more. We have created worksheets to scaffold the skills and develop graphic organizers to support the applications. We added a TON of extra reading passages as multiple reading levels to have the kids practice the skills as a whole group, in small groups, in partners, and independently. It takes us about 3-4 weeks to complete a lesson (something the curriculum planned on doing in 1-2 days), but that is the nature of working with kids with learning disabilities. The point is, the kids are learning it! The way the material is presented, works. The kids ARE able to make inferences! They ARE able to summarize texts! We love this product - it was a great starting point for us to build our 4-year learning plan around with evidence-based interventions added to it."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kendra S. says, "New to older grades and this was exactly what I need to map out my year. Made planning lessons so much easier! My kids loved the interactive notebooks and being able to flip back and look at them throughout the year!"

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Donnelly D. says, "I love this resource! We have spent the beginning of the year so far with the interactive notebook for literature and my students are super eager to start the novel studies. This is also a great resource that my sub can easily follow when on maternity leave. I used it in 4th grade but it's been a great tool to challenge them! So glad I purchased!

___________________________________

You may also like…

Upper Elementary Narrative Writing Unit

Upper Elementary Mentor Sentence Grammar Curriculum

Upper Elementary Mystery Suitcase ELA Review Game

Copyright © Martina Cahill-The Hungry Teacher

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Rated 5 out of 5
March 24, 2026
There are so many good books in here and I love the structure of it all. I have taken a lot of ideas and information from here and made it a little more my own since I don't have a ton of time and my classes can be a little slow with the reading BUT it is all laid out so well and there is no need to change anything. The only thing is that I wished there was more guidance in teaching the lessons at the beginning- maybe powerpoints or something. It's a little too open ended for me to decide which books & how I want to do that so I made my own slides to help.
Alison G.
232 reviews • California
Grades taught: 5th
Great resource
Rated 5 out of 5
February 24, 2026
Met expectations
Great value
Standards-aligned
Great resource. I have used other resources by this creator and they are all fantastic!
Tina-Avalon S.
13 reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
July 15, 2025
This has been a great resource and my students enjoyed it.
Michaela L.
1,132 reviews
Grades taught: 5th
Rated 5 out of 5
June 18, 2025
A great resource that is easy to use. I use it to supplement our school's purchased curriculum, and my students enjoyed it.
Christopher W.
76 reviews
Grades taught: 5th
Rated 4 out of 5
June 12, 2025
I purchased this to supplement our curriculum. It was a great resource!
Jill B.
99 reviews
Grades taught: 1st, 2nd
Student populations: Learning difficulties
Rated 5 out of 5
June 1, 2025
This resource is easy to use. It has prompts and suggested answers and vocabulary. She also made suggestions to make leaving even more special!
Jessica E.
105 reviews
Grades taught: 5th
Rated 5 out of 5
April 22, 2025
This resource was great for my students. Allowed me to plan out each lesson easily!
Jennifer F.
175 reviews
Grades taught: 5th
Rated 5 out of 5
March 22, 2025
My students absolutely loved the books chosen for this bundle. Such a great resource for a virtual teacher.
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Refer to details and examples in a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
Determine a theme of a story, drama, or poem from details in the text; summarize the text.
Describe in depth a character, setting, or event in a story or drama, drawing on specific details in the text (e.g., a character’s thoughts, words, or actions).
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