Description
US American Symbols Reading Comprehension Passages: Expand your students’ knowledge of iconic U.S. symbols with these American Symbols Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages. These engaging passages allow students to explore famous American landmarks such as the White House, Lincoln Memorial, Statue of Liberty, and more!
Perfect for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders, these reading practice passages are ideal for warm-ups, bell work, homework, or weekly assessments. Students can use them independently in literacy groups or guided reading sessions. Multiple options are provided, including multiple-choice questions, written responses, and graphic organizers, allowing you to focus on specific skills based on your students’ needs.
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INCLUDED:
- All in print and digital option (self grading included),
- Color & bw options
- Answer keys provided
- Reading Response Graphic Organizers
American Symbols:
- White House
- Statue of Liberty
- American Flag
- Washington Monument
- Lincoln Memorial
- American Flag
- US Capital.
- You are given options of multiple choice, written response or graphic organizers to focus on skill.
- These are passages that check students understanding in: summary, predictions, author’s purpose, context clues, main idea, comparison.
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This product is NOT Editable and in English Only. I use these with my students in grades 3-5, I work in small groups. If you have questions do not hesitate in emailing me at: Ladybug Shop Email
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Classroom Print Co –
AWESOME resource for teaching the concept. We used them in small groups and then again as a comprehension check in Google Forms.
John Ponce –
I really like the articles. My students liked learning about the American Symbols in the United States. It kept them engaged. They also chose a symbol to write about. Great resource.
Erin Forrest –
This is a great resource! My students loved this! Thanks!
Flourish in Fourth –
I love using these for reading comprehension during reading stations!
Taylor Crafted Education –
Thank you for this resource. These passages were a great way to incorporate Social Studies into our reading block.
Diane W. –
This resource worked very well in my 5th grade classroom.
Amanda W. –
This was easy to use and targeted well on the skills that we needed to practice.
Sarah Zehe –
These passages are fantastic! They are grade-level appropriate, engaging, and great for comprehension practice and assessment.
Melodie C. –
Great nonfiction passages to practice nonfiction standards.
Sherron S. –
I have purchased many of your products and have not been disappointed in any of them. Thank you for creating and sharing.
Mrs Randall –
Really liked these passages and questions. Thank you!
Jennifer Z. –
This was a pairing with your pennant research project! I loved how it scaffolded information to get us ready for research. The questions that go with each passage are perfect! Thank you for creating such wonderful products.
Marjorie H. –
This is a great resource it will be very useful for my students. Thank You
Quinn M. –
This activity was very clear but also detailed. Students enjoyed it! They learned a lot.
Kimberly B. –
My students enjoyed using this resource and enjoyed working with history
Julie R. –
These worked great for review and engaging my students
Creations by N –
These passages are great for centers and were used to supplement a social studies unit.
Gail Earls –
I homeschool my granddaughter. We continue a shorter schedule of study through most of the summer. We are now beginning our study of American History and geography. This resource about American symbols fits in very well with our study. They are great!
Joey B. –
Wonderful information along with great reads for my students.
Katelyn S. –
This was a great resource. My kids enjoyed learning about these symbols while also working on their reading comprehension.