Reading and Math Sports Bundle: Basketball, Football, Summer Athletes

This bundle includes paired texts about nearly 40 athletes and math problems about a famous basketball game.

This bundle includes:

Basketball Stars Bundle

Football Stars Bundle

Summer Athletes Bundle

College Basketball Reading and Math Bundle

Contents:

→ 122 Nonfiction Articles

→ 61 Quizzes

→ 21 Writing Prompts

→ Answer Keys for all quizzes

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Topics Covered:

→ The Childhood Years:

1 informational text about each player's childhood

1 quiz for every two texts

→ Pro Sports Career:

1 informational text about each player's professional sports career

1 quiz for every two texts

→ Giving Back:

1 informational text about each player's charity work

1 quiz for every two texts

→ Tying It All Together:

1 writing prompt to cover 6 texts

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Reading Level: Grades 5-6

Most of the articles are between 600-1,000 words.

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Each quiz contains:

3 multiple choice questions

1 written response question

Quizzes are written to match the level of rigor required by CCSS while not being too confusing for students.

Note: The preview download will have watermarks and only shows a part of the texts about Steph Curry and Kobe Bryant. Your actual product download will not have watermarks.

Please remember, this purchase is for the use of one teacher. It is not intended to be shared. Please purchase an additional license for each teacher if more than one teacher will be using it.

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College Basketball Math Problems

Sports-themed math problems for grades 3-5!

This file contains nine pages of story problems about the 2016 men's college basketball championship game between Villanova and North Carolina.

Contents:

Pages 1-3: Problems written based on the grade 3 CCSS.

Pages 4-6: Problems written based on the grade 4 CCSS.

Pages 7-9: Problems written based on the grade 5 CCSS.

Pages 10-12: Answer key for all problems.

All story problems meet the rigor demanded by the CCSS.

Problems ask students to explain their mathematical reasoning. While the problems are about basketball, they demand students to use mathematical skills involving fractions, data analysis, computation, area, perimeter, and number sense to solve the problems.