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This passage briefly describes Gandhi. 15 questions (identify, multiple choice) assess students' understanding. I've included a color and BW version and a key.
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Biography of Gandhi (1100-1200 Lexile)
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Gandhi Biography Reading Comprehension Worksheet India Civil Rights Leader
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What others say
"Teaching to the Middle does a great job of summarizing information in an interesting way for students. Good for review, new exposure to a topic, or for a sub plan."
Amy P.
"I left this for the students to complete independently when I was absent. They were all able to access the information given and answer comprehension questions appropriately. A great sub resource!"
Rachel P.
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This bundle provides biographies for several major civil rights leaders in many different areas (listed below). Includes: Susan B. Anthony, Cesar Chavez, Frederick Douglass, Mohandas Gandhi, Rosa Parks, Nelson Mandela, Helen Keller, Martin Luther King Jr., Jackie Robinson, Booker T. Washington, and
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Description
This passage briefly describes Gandhi. 15 questions (identify, multiple choice) assess students' understanding. I've included a color and BW version and a key.
INCLUDES:
Biography of Gandhi (1100-1200 Lexile)
15 questions (Identify and Multiple Choice)
Color and BW Versions
Key included
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE:
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Teaching to the Middle does a great job of summarizing information in an interesting way for students. Good for review, new exposure to a topic, or for a sub plan.
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I left this for the students to complete independently when I was absent. They were all able to access the information given and answer comprehension questions appropriately. A great sub resource!
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I looked all over for a great text for Gandhi to use with MLK, Jr. Kids are always told how MLK was inspired by Gandhi, but the students are unsure who Gandhi was. This allowed me to partner with the MLK text to compare and contrast. I loved the vocab that was used as well.
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Working to have Reading passages in Social Studies. This is great!
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This was easy to use and kept my students engaged with the content
Good reading. Helped students understand how Martin Luther was able to use non-violence demonstration during americas fight for civil rights.
Great read with lots of information that kept students engaged.
Perfect for use during the unit I did on leaders for the month of February this year. My students were engaged and loved learning about a new person everyday. I supplemented with a YouTube video about the person as well before we started reading which was a great intro to the person of the day.
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