Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages and Questions Set [v2] incl Spring
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12 Differentiated Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages and Coloring Pages for use throughout the year, VOLUME TWO. Start using this resource in January for your winter activities and then continue using it all year long. Or jump in part way through the year with St. Patrick's Day or another holiday/season.
Together Art with Jenny K. and Brain Waves Instruction like to put the ART in English Language Arts. That is why we have teamed up to bring you a fun, creative and innovative way to use nonfiction reading passages as you support 21st century skills in your classroom all year long!
These coloring pages aren’t your standard color by answer pages. The final artwork will be as unique as the student that created it.
Each of the 12 nonfiction passages comes in 3 levels for instant differentiation (for grades 3-8).
A lot of teachers in 2nd grade like these as well—you will find that I have included sample pages in the preview—please see those to determine if the reading levels are a good fit for your students.
(If you require easier passages, you may find this resource to be more suitable, Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages and Coloring Pages for Grade 2.)
This volume is included in my Reading Comprehension BUNDLE
Other reading comprehension volumes are available (each volume covers different holidays, has different images, and also covers different strategies each month).
Art integration in 1-2-3
Students will…
1. Read the nonfiction passages.
2. Answer the questions.
3. Turn the answers into unique art!
These activities are perfect to use when preparing for:
• Standardized assessments
• Homework assignments
• Literacy centers
• Art centers
• Before or after school breaks
• Morning work
Each passage targets a critical reading comprehension skill. Each artwork coordinates with the passages for different holidays and seasons of the year. You can use them in succession or pull them out of order and use them in a way that works best of you. Start using this no prep resource any time of the year and use it all year long!
INCLUDED In Volume 2
• Author’s Purpose – The Mitten
• Main Idea – Mardi Gras
• Facts and Opinions – St. Patrick’s Day
• Sequencing – Umbrellas
• Inferencing – Tulips
• Context Clues – Betsy Ross
• Compare and Contrast – Surfing
• Predictions – Pencils
• Point of View – National September 11 Memorial
• Cause and Effect – Bats
• Summarizing – Turkey Pardon
• Drawing Conclusions – Christmas Stockings
Art integration is powerful for your students. When your students work on this resource they will be improving the following art related skills…
• Creative thinking
• Creativity
• Problem-solving
• Innovativeness
• Fine motor skills
• Color theory
• Exposure to new ideas
• Experience with art materials
• A chance to see the artwork of their peers
What will you need?
- Colored pencils, crayons or markers in regular primary and secondary colors.
- Copy paper
- Scissors
- Construction Paper (optional )
- Glue (optional)
Other Collaborations Brain Waves Instruction and I both believe in the power of Art Integration. We have co-authored many resources. Here is a list of some of our favorites.
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Jenny K.
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