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Thanksgiving Science
Informational Texts!
Ever heard people say that there is a chemical in turkey that makes you sleepy? Learn the true science behind this belief as you read this Thanksgiving Informational Text!
This Thanksgiving Science informational text comes in two levels for easy differentiation.
The Common Core in Math and Language Arts as well as the Next Generation Science Standards calls for a large increase in non-fiction reading and analysis.
This products addresses Informational Text analysis in the Common Core.
This article of Science by the Week provides teachers with an incredibly easy way to provide students with practice by reading true, current, and interesting science articles.
Features:
1. Each article runs on one side of one piece of paper for easy printing.
2. The back of each article contains analysis questions that require students to think.
3. An answer key is given for each article.
These articles have been tested and used by thousands of students in major school districts. They were designed to be given Monday of each week and then discussed in class on Friday but can be used in many different ways.
Informational Texts!
Ever heard people say that there is a chemical in turkey that makes you sleepy? Learn the true science behind this belief as you read this Thanksgiving Informational Text!
This Thanksgiving Science informational text comes in two levels for easy differentiation.
The Common Core in Math and Language Arts as well as the Next Generation Science Standards calls for a large increase in non-fiction reading and analysis.
This products addresses Informational Text analysis in the Common Core.
This article of Science by the Week provides teachers with an incredibly easy way to provide students with practice by reading true, current, and interesting science articles.
Features:
1. Each article runs on one side of one piece of paper for easy printing.
2. The back of each article contains analysis questions that require students to think.
3. An answer key is given for each article.
These articles have been tested and used by thousands of students in major school districts. They were designed to be given Monday of each week and then discussed in class on Friday but can be used in many different ways.
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Description
Thanksgiving Science
Informational Texts!
Ever heard people say that there is a chemical in turkey that makes you sleepy? Learn the true science behind this belief as you read this Thanksgiving Informational Text!
This Thanksgiving Science informational text comes in two levels for easy differentiation.
The Common Core in Math and Language Arts as well as the Next Generation Science Standards calls for a large increase in non-fiction reading and analysis.
This products addresses Informational Text analysis in the Common Core.
This article of Science by the Week provides teachers with an incredibly easy way to provide students with practice by reading true, current, and interesting science articles.
Features:
1. Each article runs on one side of one piece of paper for easy printing.
2. The back of each article contains analysis questions that require students to think.
3. An answer key is given for each article.
These articles have been tested and used by thousands of students in major school districts. They were designed to be given Monday of each week and then discussed in class on Friday but can be used in many different ways.
Informational Texts!
Ever heard people say that there is a chemical in turkey that makes you sleepy? Learn the true science behind this belief as you read this Thanksgiving Informational Text!
This Thanksgiving Science informational text comes in two levels for easy differentiation.
The Common Core in Math and Language Arts as well as the Next Generation Science Standards calls for a large increase in non-fiction reading and analysis.
This products addresses Informational Text analysis in the Common Core.
This article of Science by the Week provides teachers with an incredibly easy way to provide students with practice by reading true, current, and interesting science articles.
Features:
1. Each article runs on one side of one piece of paper for easy printing.
2. The back of each article contains analysis questions that require students to think.
3. An answer key is given for each article.
These articles have been tested and used by thousands of students in major school districts. They were designed to be given Monday of each week and then discussed in class on Friday but can be used in many different ways.
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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Very helpful and student friendly It was interesting and students enjoyed learning about it.
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Very helpful and student friendly
It was interesting and students enjoyed learning about it.
Excellent science resource for the classroom. Students really enjoyed this.
Great source, my students absolutely loved it. It kept them engaged the whole time!
A fun science activity before the holiday break.
The resource itself was very well made, some of it was just a little hard in places for my kids and they got frustrated.
My students enjoyed reading and learning the information; however, a few of the questions were to difficult. I will use it again next year and maybe do a little bit more research to help them.
Worked great!
Very interesting article.
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