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Engage your readers with high-interest reading comprehension passages and corresponding questions. This resource includes 32 informational (nonfiction) passages with four comprehension questions for each. This is meaningful close reading practice with a rigorous review of key reading skills associated with informational texts.
The comprehension questions and tasks have been designed to require students to provide text evidence to support their answers for both literal and inferential questions. Questions cover a variety of reading skills.
Passages in this resource are short, high-interest nonfiction texts covering a wide variety of topics.
These informational reading comprehension passages (and questions) come in THREE unique versions. You pick the one that works best for your class.
- FULL-PAGE VERSION - Full-page printable texts for students to annotate, mark up, and write answers.
- TASK CARDS - Half-page printable task cards with a separate recording sheet.
- DIGITAL version in Google Slides (perfect for Google Classroom)
These passages are perfect for test prep, review, whole class lessons, small group remediation or intervention, centers for enrichment or differentiation, warm-ups, daily homework, or independent work. The possibilities are endless!
An answer key is included at the back of the task card document.
Although these print beautifully in color, they also print well in black and white!
The following informational reading skills are addressed in the comprehension questions...
- Nonfiction Main Idea
- Nonfiction Inference
- Summarizing Nonfiction
- Author's Purpose
- Compare & Contrast
- Cause & Effect
- Sequencing
- Context Clues (including domain-specific words)
- Text Features and Text Structures
- ...and SO much more!
I also have a FICTION version of these cards!
Fiction Reading Skills Comprehension Skill Review
Looking for something a little simpler? These reading comprehension activities cover literal questions. (Who, what, where, when, why, and how)
Fiction Reading Comprehension - Literal, Key Details
Nonfiction Reading Comprehension - Literal, Key Details
Explore even more informational text activities...
Comparing Texts on the Same Topics Task Cards
Analyzing Firsthand and Secondhand Accounts of the Same Event Task Cards
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Description
Engage your readers with high-interest reading comprehension passages and corresponding questions. This resource includes 32 informational (nonfiction) passages with four comprehension questions for each. This is meaningful close reading practice with a rigorous review of key reading skills associated with informational texts.
The comprehension questions and tasks have been designed to require students to provide text evidence to support their answers for both literal and inferential questions. Questions cover a variety of reading skills.
Passages in this resource are short, high-interest nonfiction texts covering a wide variety of topics.
These informational reading comprehension passages (and questions) come in THREE unique versions. You pick the one that works best for your class.
- FULL-PAGE VERSION - Full-page printable texts for students to annotate, mark up, and write answers.
- TASK CARDS - Half-page printable task cards with a separate recording sheet.
- DIGITAL version in Google Slides (perfect for Google Classroom)
These passages are perfect for test prep, review, whole class lessons, small group remediation or intervention, centers for enrichment or differentiation, warm-ups, daily homework, or independent work. The possibilities are endless!
An answer key is included at the back of the task card document.
Although these print beautifully in color, they also print well in black and white!
The following informational reading skills are addressed in the comprehension questions...
- Nonfiction Main Idea
- Nonfiction Inference
- Summarizing Nonfiction
- Author's Purpose
- Compare & Contrast
- Cause & Effect
- Sequencing
- Context Clues (including domain-specific words)
- Text Features and Text Structures
- ...and SO much more!
I also have a FICTION version of these cards!
Fiction Reading Skills Comprehension Skill Review
Looking for something a little simpler? These reading comprehension activities cover literal questions. (Who, what, where, when, why, and how)
Fiction Reading Comprehension - Literal, Key Details
Nonfiction Reading Comprehension - Literal, Key Details
Explore even more informational text activities...
Comparing Texts on the Same Topics Task Cards
Analyzing Firsthand and Secondhand Accounts of the Same Event Task Cards
