1st Grade Reading Comprehension Passages and Questions Set 2
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Looking for 1st grade reading comprehension passages? These guided reading passages and comprehension questions help students become fluent readers. Reading comprehension activities, passages, and comprehension questions for fiction and nonfiction give students lots of opportunities for reading. HaPrice $31.95Original Price $40.50Save $8.55
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Need first grade fiction and nonfiction leveled reading passages with comprehension questions? Looking for no prep reading passages and questions that are leveled? Practice reading comprehension and fluency with these reading comprehension passages and questions. These engaging fiction and nonfiction reading passages build fluency and reading comprehension so you can make the most of your reading instruction. The best part? It requires NO PREP!
RIGOROUS AND COMMON CORE ALIGNED:
The 23 passages were carefully crafted with primary students in mind. The response sheets include close reading tasks that are text dependent. The text falls within the DRA level of 8 -24. The word count is at the top of each article.
This 50 page resource is perfect for mid-end of kindergarten and first grade. It could also be used with second grade students who are below grade level.
The 12 fiction articles have their own response sheets based on CCSS. Each of the 11 nonfiction articles has its own response sheets that focus on the main idea, supporting details, using text supported evidence, and summaries.
THIS PRODUCT HAS MULTIPLE USES
1. Intervention- The teacher can read the text and students can practice responding orally or with support. Once the teacher reads, students can try it on their own. This would be a great opportunity to practice fluency, comprehension, predicting, inferring and many other skills. This is a great way to build confidence with students who are not yet ready to read books independently.
2. Partner Reading- The passages are high interest for first graders, which is beneficial for reluctant readers. Working with partners is another way to help students who lack confidence and /or stamina.
3. Homework or Independent Work During Centers or Daily Five - For students who are more fluent in their reading, this would be a great way to assess their reading comprehension and ability to respond appropriately to the response sheets.
4. Fluency Work – Since the word count is provided, it would be easy to time student’s reading and figure out how many words per minute they are reading. 60 wpm or higher is desirable by the end of first grade.
5. Guided Reading – Especially if you have limited time, short, snappy texts are perfect for reading groups. You can focus on a reading strategy, such as close reading, inference, asking and answering text dependent questions, or citing evidence from the text. You could send the article and reading comprehension sheet home as homework or do it with the group.
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