Read and Draw Fall Science Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages

Description

Fall Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages (Read, Draw & Color Activities): Make informational reading fun and engaging with these Fall Nonfiction Reading Comprehension Passages! Students will explore high-interest fall topics while practicing important nonfiction reading skills, answering comprehension questions, and completing a related Read & Draw activity.

These Fall Nonfiction Read and Draw Activities combine reading, writing, science, drawing, and coloring in one easy-to-use resource. Simply print and use for an engaging fall reading comprehension activity your students will enjoy!

INCLUDED:

• Quick Print & Go format
• Answer keys
• 10 Fall-Themed Nonfiction Passages
• Multiple Choice Comprehension Questions and text-evidence constructed responses
• 4 text-based drawing directions
• Coordinating drawing and coloring directions with illustrations
• Teacher Notes
• Sample written responses

NONFICTION TOPICS:

• From Seed to Pumpkin
• How Monarchs Travel South
• Apple Harvest Season
• Why Leaves Change Color
• How Field Mice Prepare for Winter
• Why Some Animals Hibernate and more

PERFECT FOR:

• Fall reading centers
• Nonfiction reading practice
• Science and ELA connections
• Reading comprehension
• Literacy stations
• Small-group instruction
• Homework
• Early finishers
• Intervention
• Substitute plans

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