Super Bowl Reading Comprehension Passages & Activities: Football & Super Bowl 24
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As an educator, I understand the importance of engaging students in learning by connecting with their interests and the world around them. This year, make the most of two exciting events—Super Bowl 24 and Valentine's Day—by integrating them into your reading comprehension curriculum. This special buPrice $5.25Original Price $7.50Save $2.25
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The Big Game- Super Bowl 24 is right around the corner. This Big Game football printable for kids allows students to interact with text while learning all about the history of the Super Bowl. Your students will focus on asking and answering questions, main idea, word meaning, text features, and illustrations making meaning in the text.
Standards Covered:
RI.1 (Asking and Answering Questions)
RI. 2 (Main idea)
RI. 4 (Word meaning)
RI.5 (Text Features)
RI. 7 (Illustrations to match the text)
An assessment sheet is also attached with a general rubric for standards-based assessments provided.
Sample answer key is included.
Your students will have fun reading and learning all about the Super Bowl. This download includes 9 student pages and offers opportunities to:
• learn facts
• determine main idea (CC.RI.2.2)
* understand key vocabulary {merger, rival, etc.} (CC.RI.2.4)
* ask and answer questions (CC.RI.2.1)
* create illustrations to match the text (CC.RI.2.7)
Parts of the book have the language of an informational text {factual and how-to}. If you're currently working on an informational writing unit of study, this little text is a nice connection. Idea: Students can research additional information and add "Wow Facts" or "Did You Know" bubbles to certain pages in the book.
Directions: Cut the pages in half, assemble, and staple. Allow some time for coloring and illustrating. Use during shared reading or small group reading instruction. Teach the key vocabulary and let the children write definitions in their own words and/or draw pictures to show the meaning of the words. Also, allow students to ask and answer questions about the text. Reread individually or in pairs.
