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Grade 5 Science Reading Comprehension Passages & Activities: Conservation and Human Impact | NGSS 5-ESS3-1 | Printable PDF
Original price was: $19.90.$3.90Current price is: $3.90.## Short Description
Bring science and literacy together with a 40-page Grade 5 reading resource about conservation, ecosystems, and human impact. Students explore four original science texts, practice key reading skills, complete 12 activities, and demonstrate understanding with four quizzes.
## Full Product Description
Help students become stronger readers and more thoughtful scientists with this ready-to-use Grade 5 resource focused on **Conservation and Human Impact**.
Students read four engaging, original texts:
– **The River That Came Back** — a nonfiction passage about runoff, watersheds, and community stream restoration.
– **The Garden on the Roof** — a fiction story about a school team that creates a safe rooftop garden.
– **The Plastic Path** — a nonfiction passage about plastic, waste, recycling, reuse, and the circular economy.
– **Guardians of the Coast** — a nonfiction passage about sea turtles, coastal habitats, artificial light, and community conservation.
Each text is paired with purposeful reading practice. Students cite evidence, identify main ideas, explain cause and effect, sequence events, analyze problems and solutions, use text features, make inferences, examine point of view, analyze characters, and design a conservation plan.
### What’s Included
– 4 original science reading texts
– 3 nonfiction passages and 1 fiction story
– 12 reading activities, 3 for each text
– 4 ten-question reading comprehension quizzes
– Teacher notes and suggested lesson routines
– Vocabulary and differentiation suggestions
– Complete answer keys
– 40-page print-ready PDF
– Digital PDF format suitable for assignment through most learning platforms
### Reading Skills Covered
– Context clues
– Asking and answering questions
– Text evidence
– Main idea
– Sequence
– Cause and effect
– Problem and solution
– Text features
– Inference
– Point of view
– Story elements
– Character analysis
### Standards Connection
Aligned to **NGSS 5-ESS3-1**: Obtain and combine information about ways individual communities use science ideas to protect Earth’s resources and environment.
### Great For
– Whole-group instruction
– Small-group reading
– Literacy centers
– Independent practice
– Science and literacy integration
– Homework
– Early-finisher work
– Substitute plans
– Environmental literacy units
This resource is designed to make science-based reading instruction meaningful, engaging, and easy to implement.
How to Write a Paragraph — The Hamburger Method Complete Resource Pack | 4th & 5th Grade
Original price was: $1.90.$1.00Current price is: $1.00.Teach students to write well-structured paragraphs in ANY type of expository (nonfiction) writing! This hamburger-themed resource includes 10 mini-lessons, cut & paste activities, graphic organizers, “toppings” detail practice, and editable templates — everything you need for a complete paragraph writing unit in Grades 4-5. Printable AND digital-ready!
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## 📚 Full Product Description
**Make paragraph writing deliciously easy!**
This complete paragraph-writing resource gives you everything you need to teach students how to write well-organized paragraphs in **any type of expository (nonfiction) writing**. Using the beloved **hamburger metaphor** — topic sentence and conclusion as the buns, supporting details as the patties, and extra “toppings” like questions, statistics, analogies, dialogue, and personal examples — the concept becomes concrete, memorable, and fun!
**Why the hamburger metaphor works:** It makes paragraph structure visible. All year long, just ask “Where’s your bun?” or “Don’t forget the toppings!” — and your students will know exactly what to do. Classroom-tested and teacher-approved!
**What’s Inside (29 pages):**
– ✔ **10 Mini-Lessons** — meet the hamburger paragraph, topic sentences, supporting details, concluding sentences, building complete paragraphs, order words, strong vs. weak topic sentences, picking the best detail, and a review quiz
– ✔ **1 Student Notes Page** — perfect for writing notebooks; students fill it in as you teach
– ✔ **2 Cut & Paste Activities** — “Build a Paragraph” sentence ordering (one whole-class, one independent)
– ✔ **6 Writing Practice Pages** — 3 topics × 2 versions (organizer version + “add your toppings” version) for easy differentiation
– ✔ **3 Toppings Practice Pages** — students practice writing questions, statistics, analogies, dialogue, and personal examples
– ✔ **3 Editable Templates** — add your own topics and prompts to every activity type
**Perfect for:** writing workshop, literacy centers, homework, morning work, test prep, and sub plans.
**Grade Levels:** 4th Grade, 5th Grade (also great for advanced 3rd graders & 6th grade review)
**Format:** Printable PDF (8.5×11 in) + digital-ready for Google Classroom or any online learning platform.
All artwork is original — kid-friendly, bright, and designed to keep students engaged!
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Inherited Traits Reading Passages & Activities — 3rd Grade Science Reading (NGSS-Aligned)
Original price was: $19.90.$3.90Current price is: $3.90.**Science + reading, in one no-prep pack!**
If you’re a 3rd grade teacher looking to weave the NGSS life-science standards into your reading block, this pack is made for you. Science Readers Club: Inherited Traits & Variation gives you **4 professionally written passages, 12 skill-based reading activities, 4 comprehension quizzes, and full answer keys** — all built around inherited traits and variation in plants and animals (NGSS 3-LS3-1 & 3-LS3-2). Just print and teach, or assign digitally!
**✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED (30 printable pages):**
– 4 engaging passages (3 nonfiction + 1 fiction story, “Patches”)
– 12 graphic-organizer activities — one per skill (questioning, text features, context clues, cause & effect, text evidence, main idea, text annotation, character analysis, central message)
– 4 quick-check quizzes (6 questions each — 5 multiple choice + 1 short answer)
– 2 ready-to-use answer key pages
– Teacher pages: table of contents, teaching notes, standards & skills overview
**🎯 READING SKILLS COVERED:**
Context Clues • Text Annotation • Asking & Answering Questions • Text Evidence • Text Features • Cause & Effect • Main Idea • Central Message • Character Analysis
**🔬 SCIENCE STANDARDS COVERED:**
– NGSS 3-LS3-1 — plants & animals inherit traits from parents; traits vary within a group
– NGSS 3-LS3-2 — the environment can affect an organism’s traits
**💡 PERFECT FOR:**
Guided reading groups • whole-class lessons • independent practice • literacy centers • science-ELA integration • sub plans • weekly homework • test-prep review
**📄 FORMAT:** US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) PDF, 300 dpi print-ready. Grade level: 3rd Grade (also suitable for advanced 2nd or review in 4th).
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Letter Recognition Dot Worksheets A-Z | Preschool, Pre-K & Kindergarten Printable
$1.90kay, so this is the set I kept re-printing all year, which is honestly the best review I can give it.
It’s 26 letter pages, one for each letter, A all the way to Z. Each page has the big uppercase and lowercase letter at the top with a little picture (alligator, bear, car, you get the idea), then a whole grid of circles full of that letter — mixed upper and lower. Kids hunt for the letter and dab it. That’s it. No directions to read out loud three times, no cutting, no prep.
What the kids actually use on them is up to you (or them): dot markers, bingo daubers, crayons, regular markers, pom poms, mini erasers, colored counters, unifix cubes, play dough balls. Mine fight over the dot markers, so I keep a couple pages laminated for the ones who lose.
**Three ways I use it:**
– **Plain worksheet** — print and hand it out. Morning work, fast finishers, tables in the morning, take-home practice.
– **Dry erase mat** — laminate it or drop it in a dry erase pocket. They dab with a whiteboard marker, wipe it, next kid uses it. One print lasts the whole year.
– **Alphabet binder** — slide each page in a sheet protector, put them all on rings or in a binder. Instant reusable letter book for your literacy center.
It’s sneaky-good practice too. They’re doing letter recognition and upper/lower matching without realizing it, plus the dabbing is real fine motor work for those little hands. Say the letter sound out loud while they dab and you’ve got phonemic awareness in there for free.
**What you get:**
– 26 printable letter pages (Aa–Zz)
– Cover + table of contents
– Page numbers on every page
– US Letter 8.5 x 11, black & white so it’s cheap to print
– One PDF, instant download
Print as many copies as you need for your own classroom or your own kids. Just please don’t resell or share the file.
Works great for: morning work, literacy centers, small group, fine motor bins, sub plans, homeschool, early finishers, optional homework, summer review.
Questions before you buy? Message me, I answer fast.
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Light Table Activities Guide | 100+ Play-Based Literacy, Math, Science & STEM Ideas for Preschool, Pre-K
$1.90Hey teacher friend — if your light table is currently just holding a pile of random translucent goodies and you’re staring at it wondering *what on earth do I actually do with this thing today?*, this guide was made for you.
I pulled together everything I wish someone had handed me when I first set up my light table: real, doable activities (over 100 of them, all with photos so you can see exactly how they look), beginner tips for getting started, where to grab cheap supplies, plus a whole bunch of DIY manipulatives you can whip up from tissue paper, cardboard, and things you probably already own.
Here’s the best part — the play does the teaching. While kids are digging their hands into chips, pom-poms, and loose parts, they’re quietly building fine motor strength and hand-eye coordination, practicing sharing and turn-taking, growing their vocabulary, and nailing tons of literacy and math skills. It honestly feels a little like magic.
**What’s inside (30 pages, instant PDF download):**
– Getting-started teacher pages: choosing a light table vs. light panels, storage hacks, and a full supply list of manipulatives
– Step-by-step directions for making your own light table mats and learning mats
– 100+ photo activity ideas, including:
– Scissor skills and fine motor fun (tweezers, droppers, beads, tongs)
– Pre-writing lines, building letters, letter ID, letter sounds, and names
– Sight words and vocabulary cards
– Counting & one-to-one correspondence, number identification, and ten frames
– 2D shapes, patterns, non-standard measurement, adding, graphing, and sorting
– STEM challenges plus science themes: the human body & bones, color/light/shadows, and nature/weather/seasons
– Easy DIY manipulatives (tissue trees, holiday lights, number plates, gingerbread sets, and more)
– A ready-to-print light box card gallery: pre-writing lines, letters, numbers, 2D shapes, roads, sorting boards, and ten frames
– Teacher tips to keep the center fresh all year
**How it works:** buy, download, and print — that’s it. Print the cards on transparency film or vellum, or just slide a regular paper printout into a sheet protector and lay it on your light panel. Kids build on top with loose parts or trace with a dry-erase marker, then wipe it clean for the next group.
This resource was designed for **Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K), Transitional Kindergarten (TK), Kindergarten, and First Grade classrooms**, and it works beautifully in homeschools, daycares, and special education settings too.
Set it out once and watch how naturally the children talk, share, problem-solve, and stay focused. Your light table is about to become the most popular spot in the room. ✨
> **Format:** 30-page PDF, 8.5 x 11 in, full color, English. Digital download — no physical product will ship.
Making Inferences Reading Unit | Inference Worksheets, Anchor Charts, Task Cards, Games, Assessment, and Mini Lesson Slides | Grades 4–5
$1.90Teach making inferences with a complete, ready-to-use reading unit designed for upper elementary students. This resource gives students repeated practice using text evidence, background knowledge, and logical reasoning to support their answers.
Students will learn what an inference is, how to identify useful text clues, how to connect clues to background knowledge, and how to explain their thinking with evidence. The unit includes printable pages and digital-friendly activities that can be used for whole-group lessons, small groups, literacy centers, independent practice, homework, or assessment.
## What’s Included
– Making Inferences cover page
– Table of contents
– Teacher guide
– Color anchor chart
– Black-and-white anchor chart
– Student notes page
– Quick check worksheet
– Text clues and background knowledge practice
– Inference graphic organizer
– Fiction inference passages
– Nonfiction inference passages
– Character feelings inference practice
– Setting inference practice
– Picture inference activity
– Writing activities
– Inference detective game directions
– Game recording sheet
– 24 inference task cards
– Observation vs. inference sorting activity
– Exit tickets
– Inference bookmarks
– Small-group clue detective mat
– Self-assessment rubric
– 15-question assessment
– Answer keys
– Digital-friendly use guide
– Mini lesson slide pages
## Skills Practiced
– Making logical inferences
– Identifying text clues
– Using background knowledge
– Supporting answers with evidence
– Explaining reading responses in complete sentences
– Inferring character feelings
– Inferring setting
– Making nonfiction inferences
– Distinguishing observations from inferences
## Best For
– 4th grade reading
– 5th grade reading
– Upper elementary literacy centers
– Small-group reading instruction
– Whole-group mini lessons
– Reading test prep
– Homework or independent practice
– Digital learning activities
# Grade Levels
Grades 4–5
# Subject Areas
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies, Writing
# Resource Type
Worksheets, Printables, Activities, Task Cards, Assessment, Mini Lessons, Digital-Friendly Resource
My Journal Writing Toolkit for PreK, Kindergarten & 1st Grade | Dotted & Solid Journal Pages
$1.90Journal time is honestly the easiest writing block in the whole classroom. No worksheets, no grading pressure, just a kid and a page. The problem is always the same: where do you even start?
That’s what this pack is for. It’s 25 pages of everything you need to get journaling going in PreK, K, or first grade — and keep it going all year.
Here’s what’s inside:
– 5 cute journal covers (My Journal, Preschool, K Little, Transitional, and K Big), each with a name line
– Journal pages in dotted AND solid lines, in 1-, 2-, and 3-line versions, so you can match your students’ level
– Alphabet charts with pictures in full-page and half-page size, uppercase and upper/lowercase — these go great on the writing wall or inside a dry-erase pocket
– “I Can Write About” idea charts — this part is the magic. Your kids stop saying “I don’t know what to write”
– A letter to parents you can send home (print it, tweak it, done)
– A writing development continuum so you can see where each little writer is at
– 6 name tags your students will actually beg to keep
Everything is 8.5 x 11 and ready to print. Laminate the charts, cut out the name tags, keep a stack of covers at your supply table, and you’re set.
If journal time in your room is starting to feel like a battle — or you’re just tired of hunting for the pieces in a dozen different resources — this is the one grab-bag that covers it. Grab an extra copy for your sub, you’re welcome.
## Suitable Grades
Pre-K (Preschool) • Transitional Kindergarten • Kindergarten (K Little / K Big) • 1st Grade (ages 4–7)
Natural Resources 4th Grade Reading Unit | Articles, Activities, Quizzes + Digital (NGSS)
Original price was: $19.90.$3.90Current price is: $3.90.**Natural Resources Reading Comprehension Unit — 4th Grade (NGSS Aligned)**
Integrate science into your reading block with high-interest texts and engaging activities! This print-and-digital unit helps 4th grade students master essential reading skills while learning about natural, renewable, and nonrenewable resources.
**What’s Included:**
– 4 professionally written texts (3 nonfiction articles + 1 fiction story)
– 12 reading activities (3 per text)
– 4 comprehension quizzes (7 questions each)
– Complete answer keys for every page
– Teacher notes and a ready-to-teach 5-day lesson plan
– Digital version: all activities in Google Slides + self-grading quizzes in Google Forms
**Reading Skills Covered:**
context clues • text annotation • asking & answering questions • text evidence • cause & effect • problem & solution • text features • main idea • summarizing • character analysis
**Perfect For:**
guided reading • whole-class instruction • independent practice • literacy centers • digital days • sub plans • weekly homework
**Grade Levels:** 4th Grade (also great for 3rd grade enrichment or 5th grade review)
**Standards:** NGSS 4-ESS3-1 • CCSS RI.4.1, RI.4.2, RI.4.4, RI.4.5, RL.4.1, RL.4.2, RL.4.3
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Nonfiction Reading Response Activities — 32 Print & Digital Activities for Grades 4-5
$1.90Make your reading centers and guided reading groups effortless with these 32 print-and-go nonfiction reading response activities! Just pair any nonfiction text (article, website, or book) with any activity sheet, and your students are instantly ready to think deeply, respond, and show their learning. Includes a Google Slides digital version for online learning — perfect for Google Classroom. Aligned to Common Core standards and designed for **Grades 4-5** (also great for advanced 3rd graders and 6th-grade review).
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## 📝 Full Description
**Make nonfiction reading instruction SIMPLE!** These 32 reading response activities are 100% editable and work with ANY nonfiction text — just print and go, or assign the included digital version. Far more than simple graphic organizers, each activity sheet teaches the skill, explains WHY good readers use it, and gives students a meaningful way to practice it.
**❤ Why teachers love this resource…**
– ❤ NO PREP — print and teach, or assign digitally in seconds
– ❤ Use with ANY nonfiction text: articles, websites, books
– ❤ Reuse every sheet all year — just swap the text
– ❤ 100% editable PowerPoint + Google Slides versions included
– ❤ Perfect for reading centers, guided reading, small groups, homework, and assessment
– ❤ Differentiate easily — every student uses the same activity with text at their own level
**📌 This resource includes…**
– **32 nonfiction reading response activity sheets** — reading centers and guided reading ready (PDF + fully editable PowerPoint)
– **Google Slides version** prepared for Google Classroom with type-on text boxes
– **Anchor-chart version of every page** with instructions for printing poster size
– **Two formats per activity** — the second format gives students more writing space
**✏ Skills & strategies covered:** KWL Chart • Questioning • Vocabulary Preview • Previewing the Text • Making Inferences • Text Features • Main Idea & Supporting Details • Topic Sentences & Details • Text Structure: Chronological Order • Compare & Contrast (2 versions) • Cause & Effect (3 versions) • Problem & Solution • Writing a Summary • Context Clues • Fact & Opinion • Author’s Point of View • Reflecting on the Text • Comparing Two Texts • Reasons & Evidence • Author’s Purpose • Making Connections • Visualizing • Determining Importance • 5 W’s and How • Two-Column Notes • Citing Text Evidence • Monitoring Reading (Fix-Up Strategies) • Reading Log • Book Review
**⭐ Grade Levels: 4th Grade, 5th Grade** (suitable for advanced 3rd grade & 6th grade review)
**🎯 How to use:** Keep a selection of nonfiction articles at your reading center and rotate the activity sheets weekly. In guided reading, pair one text with one standards-aligned activity and differentiate by giving each group text at its own level.
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Nonfiction Text Structures Unit | Grades 4–5 Activities, Assessment & Games
$1.90Teach upper-elementary students how nonfiction authors organize information with this colorful, classroom-ready text structures unit. Students explore Cause & Effect, Compare & Contrast, Problem & Solution, Time Order / Sequence, and Description through explicit instruction, engaging reading practice, partner activities, a review game, and a complete unit assessment.
## Full Product Description
Help students confidently recognize and explain the way nonfiction texts are organized.
This **70-page Nonfiction Text Structures Unit** gives Grade 4 and Grade 5 students repeated, meaningful practice with the five major informational text structures:
– Cause & Effect
– Compare & Contrast
– Problem & Solution
– Time Order / Sequence
– Description
Students learn to notice signal words, identify organization patterns, cite text evidence, and explain an author’s purpose. The resource uses bright, student-friendly visual supports and original reading passages on high-interest topics such as gardens, animals, weather, clean energy, recycling, and school life.
### What’s Included
– Student notes for all five text structures
– Fill-in student notes and a blank class anchor chart
– Five-text-structure reference chart
– 11 reading and writing practice activities
– 6 Pair & Compare text-structure challenges
– Text Structure Detective review game with 15 cut-apart passage cards, sorting mat, directions, and evidence sheet
– Unit assessment with 6 original nonfiction passages and 37 questions
– Student answer sheet, scoring guide, and teacher record page
– Complete teacher answer keys
– Teaching tips for modeling, guided practice, differentiation, digital use, and formative checks
– Signal-word and organizer quick-reference chart
– Bonus writing prompts, planners, and revision checklist
### File Details
– **Recommended Grades:** 4–5
– **Subjects:** English Language Arts, Reading, Informational Text, Nonfiction
– **Formats Included:** One printable US Letter PDF and individual JPG page files
– **Digital Use:** Digital-friendly pages can be shared or assigned through an approved classroom platform for annotation or typed responses. This product is not advertised as editable.
## Suggested Marketplace Image Order
1. Product overview: title, grade band, and resource preview
2. Anchor charts and student notes
3. Practice activities and Pair & Compare challenges
4. Six-passage, 37-question unit assessment
5. Game cards, answer keys, teacher tips, and writing extensions
Paragraph of the Week | 60 Weekly Paragraph Writing Prompts | Grades 4-5
$1.90> Make paragraph writing simple all year long. This **Paragraph of the Week** set includes **60 engaging
> writing prompts (20 narrative, 20 informational, 20 opinion)** for **grades 4-5**. Every one-page
> activity has an **editable reminder box**, a thought-provoking prompt, a **brainstorming section**,
> and ruled lines for the final draft — so students plan, write and publish one strong paragraph a week.
> Use it for homework, morning work, literacy centers, small groups, early finishers or writing
> intervention. **Print or digital — Google Slides and PowerPoint included.**
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## 3. Full Product Description
**Paragraph writing does not have to be hard!** *Paragraph of the Week* is a once-a-week paragraph
writing system that gives your students a full year of engaging, thought-provoking prompts while you
get a predictable, no-prep routine. Each prompt is written to make students think deeply about a
topic and then shape those ideas into one clear, well-structured paragraph.
### ✔ What’s Included (71 pages, 8.5 x 11 in)
| Page | Section |
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| 1 | Cover |
| 2 | Table of contents (clickable bookmarks in the PDF) |
| 3 | How to use |
| 4–23 | **20 Narrative prompts** (blue) |
| 24–43 | **20 Informational / explanatory prompts** (green) |
| 44–63 | **20 Opinion prompts** (orange) |
| 64–66 | Draft paper — 3 versions (primary lines, intermediate lines, plain lines) |
| 67 | Revising checklist — Draft 1 (ideas & organization) |
| 68 | Editing checklist — Final draft (capitals, spelling, punctuation) |
| 69 | Paragraph writing rubric (topic sentence, details, organization, conventions — scored 4/3/2/1) |
| 70 | Make-your-own template |
| 71 | Thank you & terms of use |
### ✔ Every weekly page has
– **A unique prompt** designed for one strong paragraph (easy to extend into a full essay).
These are not one-line prompts — they push students to think, add details and take a position.
– **A reminder box** you can edit — type in your own reminders to match your rubric and your students.
– **A brainstorming section** with four labelled boxes for collecting ideas before writing.
– **A final-draft space** with ruled writing lines right on the same page — one page per student,
no extra copies, no wasted paper.
### ✔ Fully editable + digital
– Every text box is **editable in PowerPoint** — change any word on any page.
– A **Google Slides version** lets students type directly on the page. Perfect for Google Classroom
and any online learning platform.
– A print-ready **PDF** with clickable bookmarks for fast navigation.
### ✔ Ways to use it
Homework · Morning work · Literacy centers · Interactive writing notebooks · Early finishers ·
Progress monitoring · Writing intervention · Guided writing groups · Sub plans · Homeschool
### ✔ Skills covered
Topic sentences · Supporting details · Transition words · Ordering events · Sensory details ·
Stating and defending an opinion · Explaining steps and processes · Revising · Editing ·
Capitals, spelling and punctuation.
### ✔ Product details
– **Grade levels:** 4th grade, 5th grade (also works well for advanced 3rd grade and 6th grade
intervention)
– **Subjects:** English Language Arts, Writing, ELA Test Prep
– **Resource type:** Printables, Worksheets, Graphic organizers, Centers, Rubrics
– **File type:** PDF (71 pages) + editable PowerPoint + Google Slides link
– **Page size:** US Letter 8.5 x 11 in, 300 dpi
– **Teaching duration:** 1 full school year (60 weeks of prompts)
– **Answer key:** Not needed (open-ended writing)
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Plant Structures & Function Reading Comprehension Passages | 4th Grade NGSS Science Reading
Original price was: $19.90.$3.90Current price is: $3.90.Looking for a **4th grade** reading resource that blends science content with high-quality literacy instruction? **Reading Through Science™: Plant Structures & Function** is exactly what you need!
Reading Through Science™ gives you **no-prep-needed** science-based reading lessons and activities that **save you time**! All nonfiction and fiction texts are **professionally written** and engaging for young readers. Plus, you’ll get research-based **teaching strategies** built right into every activity.
👉 Check out the preview to see everything in action! 👈
### What’s Included in This Resource:
– **4 professionally written passages** (3 nonfiction, 1 fiction)
– All texts are built around the **4th Grade NGSS** science topic: **Plant Structures & Function**
– **12 reading activities** (3 for every passage)
– **4 reading comprehension quizzes** (1 per passage)
– **Teacher notes/directions** included on every activity!
– **Answer keys for everything!**
– A **digital version** is included!
### About the Digital Version:
– **All activities** are ready to go in Google Slides™
– Assign in seconds using any learning platform
– **All quizzes** use Google Forms™ for automatic grading
### Passages Included:
1. **Parts of a Plant** (nonfiction) — roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruit
2. **How Plants Make Food** (nonfiction) — photosynthesis, chlorophyll, and stomata
3. **Flowers, Fruits, and Seeds** (nonfiction) — pollination, pollinators, and seed dispersal
4. **Mia’s Garden Mystery** (fiction) — a story about diagnosing a wilting plant using knowledge of plant parts
### Reading Skills Covered:
– Context Clues
– Text Annotation
– Questioning & Answering Questions
– Text Evidence
– Cause & Effect
– Text Features
– Making Inferences
– Main Idea
– Point of View
– Character Analysis
### Reading Through Science™ is perfect for:
– Guided reading lessons
– Whole class instruction
– Independent practice
– Literacy centers
– Digital days
– Sub plans
– Weekly homework
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