Winter Informational Reading Passage - Snowflakes
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Winter Informational Reading Passage – Snowflakes
This packet includes an informational article about the science behind the flakes. The passage covers how snowflakes are formed and how they are shaped by the conditions on their path to the ground. It also explains why no two snowflakes are exactly alike. After a close reading of the article, students will answer questions on main ideas, reading comprehension, and vocabulary. A coordinating creative writing prompt will help develop critical thinking skills on the topic.
The reading level is sixth and seventh grade. It is in the Lexile stretch band for fifth grade and the basic level for eighth grade.
No prep! Perfect for subs.
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This packet is also part of a money saving bundle
Winter Informational Reading Bundle
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This packet includes an informational article about the science behind the flakes. The passage covers how snowflakes are formed and how they are shaped by the conditions on their path to the ground. It also explains why no two snowflakes are exactly alike. After a close reading of the article, students will answer questions on main ideas, reading comprehension, and vocabulary. A coordinating creative writing prompt will help develop critical thinking skills on the topic.
The reading level is sixth and seventh grade. It is in the Lexile stretch band for fifth grade and the basic level for eighth grade.
No prep! Perfect for subs.
*****************************************************************************
This packet is also part of a money saving bundle
Winter Informational Reading Bundle
*****************************************************************************
You might also like:
Informational Reading Passage – The Pet Rock
Informational Reading Passage – A Woman on the Ten Dollar Bill
Opinion Reading and Writing - Should Animals be Kept in Zoos?
Opinion Reading and Writing - Should Elementary School Students do Homework?
Opinion Reading and Writing - Should Advertising be Allowed in Schools?
Opinion Reading and Writing - Should Bottled Water be Banned?
Opinion Reading and Writing - Should Students be Paid for Good Grades?
Opinion Reading and Writing - Tablets vs. Textbooks
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6 pages
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Teaching Duration
90 minutes
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