American US World Landmarks Symbols Reading Comprehension

Description

Famous World & U.S. Landmarks Informational Texts Reading Comprehension: Take your students on an exciting journey around the world with these engaging World Landmarks Reading Comprehension Passages! Students will explore some of the most famous landmarks in history while building important nonfiction reading skills, comprehension strategies, and background knowledge.

This resource includes informational reading passages about iconic landmarks from the United States and around the world. Each passage is written specifically for upper elementary students and includes text-dependent comprehension questions that encourage close reading and critical thinking.

INCLUDED:

• All in print and digital option, plus color & black-and-white options
• Each landmark passage includes informational nonfiction text
• Text-dependent comprehension questions, main Idea activity, summary practice
• Answer Keys
• Graphic Organizers to use with any reading passage

LANDMARKS

• The White House
• Statue of Liberty
• The Alamo
• Golden Gate Bridge
• Lincoln Memorial
• Mount Rushmore
• Leaning Tower of Pisa
• Pyramids of Egypt
• Taj Mahal
• Colosseum
• Eiffel Tower
• Tower Bridge (London)

PERFECT FOR:

• Reading Centers
• Small Groups
• Guided Reading
• Independent Practice
• Homework
• Sub Plans
• Test Prep
• Early Finishers
• Social Studies Integration

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