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Reading Comprehension Passages and Questions | 5th Grade | Text Dependent

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This were great for my sub plans!!! GREAT Comprehension questions for the students and I love that there are multiple choice, task card or short responses options!
I love that I am able to print and go. I also enjoy that there are 3 different levels of reading for when my group is on different levels but I want them to read and learn the same thing.

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    Description

    Use these reading comprehension passages with text-dependent questions designed for every 5th Grade LITERACY AND INFORMATIONAL STANDARD to engage your students. The Step-by-Step comprehension questions ease your students into understanding the reading and there are 3 reading levels with each passage to offer differentiation. It is available in PDF, GOOGLE, AND POWERPOINT and can easily be used because each mini-unit is in its own separate file. It is perfect for summer review too!

    What is included?

    For each resource, there is a Read First file that includes directions and a chart with all standards, skills, passage titles, and a place for you to check them off.

    READING COMPREHENSION PASSAGES:

    These reading comprehension passages are perfect for CLOSE READING. The passages provide students with a complete narrative, drama or poem to answer the standard-based questions effectively.

    • Common Core Standards- 2 lengthy passages for each standard- 48 original passages.
    • 3 differentiated reading levels- a total of 138 Passages (some standards have paired passages).
    • Lexile level 600-1100- the range of levels for differentiation (Grades 4-7)
    • Dyslexic Font- Each passage is written with or without a dyslexic font to meet the needs of all your students. (There is a separate PDF with all the passages in a dyslexic font.)

    STEP-BY-STEP QUESTIONS:

    The questions were formulated in a STEP-BY-STEP process and specifically designed for that particular standard.

    Step 1: There are 10 multiple choice questions developed for basic comprehension of the text with some deeper-level questions mixed in. They were designed for students to get familiar with the text and are in the form of:

    • Task Cards (Printable)
    • Worksheet (Printable or Digital)
    • GOOGLE Quiz (Digital)

    Step 2: There are 10 rigorous open-ended questions developed for text-dependent analysis so students can think critically and question their assumptions. The last question is a text-dependent analysis writing prompt.

    • Without lines to put in a center, on a smart board, or in groups to write answers in a notebook
    • With lines to write on the printable
    • Digital with text boxes

    What is in the Zipfile?

    Each mini-unit is labeled according to the standard and title of the passage. There are two files for each title.

    1. PDF has all the teacher notes, Google Links, and printable pages.
    2. PowerPoint is for student use to write directly in the PowerPoint. (It is the same as the Google version.)

    The PowerPoint and Google Versions are perfect for DISTANCE LEARNING! These versions have larger fonts and spaces for easy digital reading.

    Answer Keys: PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN THE TEACHER PDF! ANSWER KEYS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE STUDENT POWERPOINT OR GOOGLE SLIDES. For each open-ended answer key, teachers will know which questions are directly related to the standard. The answers that are bold-faced are related to the standard.

    Check out a free sample of COMPREHENSION PASSAGES HERE

    What is included in the Literacy Text Standards?

    READING COMPREHENSION PASSAGES AND QUESTIONS FOR LITERACY STANDARDS

    What focus skills are covered?

    CCSS 1: Quote Analysis from Text

    CCSS 2: Theme/Summarize

    CCSS 3: Compare and Contrast (Characters/Plot/Setting/Events)

    CCSS 4: Words and Phrases (Figurative Language)

    CCSS 5: Explaining Structure of the Text (Meaning, Tone, Beauty of Text)

    CCSS 6: Point of View

    CCSS 7: Analyzing Visuals

    No Standard 8 in fourth grade

    CCSS 9: Compare and Contrast (Stories in the same genre)

    CCSS 10: Comprehending Literature

    What other skills are found in the questions?

    ✓ Inference

    ✓ Prediction

    ✓ Main Idea

    ✓ Character Development

    ✓ Description

    ✓ Text Evidence

    ✓ Text Connections

    What is included in the Informational Text Standards?

    READING COMPREHENSION PASSAGES AND QUESTIONS FOR INFORMATIONAL TEXT STANDARDS

    What focus skills are covered?

    CCSS 1: Inference

    CCSS 2: Main Idea-Supporting Details-Summarize

    CCSS 3: Explain Informational Text

    CCSS 4: Academic or Domain-Specific Words and Phrases

    CCSS 5: Text Structures and Features

    CCSS 6: Firsthand and Secondhand Accounts

    CCSS 7: Interpret Information- Charts and Graphs

    CCSS 8: Author’s Reasons and Text Evidence

    CCSS 9: Integrate Information from Two Texts

    CCSS 10: Comprehending Information

    What other skills are found in the questions?

    ✓ Compare and Contrast

    ✓ Cause and Effect

    ✓ Chronology

    About the Dyslexia Version: All of the passages have a dyslexia-friendly font. This is ideal for differentiating for your Dyslexic learners. The font is called Open Dyslexic. Although there is no research behind it as far as fluency or comprehension, I include it for a preference. Some kids will automatically choose it and say they can read it better. My thought is this, if it can help one child, then it is a win! There are actual books written in the font, like the Hank series by Henry Winkler. Interesting!

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    STEP-BY-STEP MYTHOLOGY/ALLUSIONS UNIT

    STEP-BY-STEP THEME UNIT

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    Standards

    to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
    Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
    Determine a theme of a story, drama, or poem from details in the text, including how characters in a story or drama respond to challenges or how the speaker in a poem reflects upon a topic; summarize the text.
    Compare and contrast two or more characters, settings, or events in a story or drama, drawing on specific details in the text (e.g., how characters interact).
    Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including figurative language such as metaphors and similes.
    Explain how a series of chapters, scenes, or stanzas fits together to provide the overall structure of a particular story, drama, or poem.

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