Author’s Claim Evidence and Reasoning Practice Author’s Point of View

Description

Author’s Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning Practice Passages: Help your students strengthen their reading comprehension and critical thinking skills with this engaging Author’s Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning Practice Packet, designed specifically for upper elementary readers.

This no-prep resource includes 8 high-interest passages that teach students how to identify an author’s claim, locate supporting evidence, and explain reasoning using clear text-based responses.

Students practice close reading and analysis, then apply their learning using the included C-E-R (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) chart and open-ended question. This powerful framework helps students explain their thinking clearly and build strong written responses.

INCLUDED:

• Print and Bonus Digital options
• All in color and black-and-white options
• 8 One-Page Reading Passages: Complete answer keys and model C-E-R responses for teacher reference
• Comprehension questions per passage (mix of multiple choice & C-E-R written response)
• Author’s Claim & C-E-R Anchor Chart
• C-E-R grading rubric (1–4 scale for clarity, evidence, and reasoning)

PERFECT FOR:

• Upper elementary Reading Comprehension Lessons
• Whole Group & Small Group Instruction
• Literacy Centers & Stations
• Guided Reading Practice
• Homework or Independent Practice
• Test Prep & Skill Reinforcement
• Substitute plans or independent work

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