Engage students with informational text worksheets, graphic organizers, and activities to enhance reading skills. Includes pre-reading activities, text feature exploration, and guided book reports. Aligned with Common Core Standards. Digital version available. Additional resources for text structures, inferences, features, and close reading.
$5.98
Your students will LOVE these informational text worksheets, graphic organizers, & activities!
This resource is designed to help your students get more out of their informational text (nonfiction) reading.
These printables will work with any nonfiction book.
The first 24 pages are printables that include pre-reading activities, exploring text features and practicing reading strategies such as finding the main idea, identifying vocabulary words, summarizing, and making connections. There are also several fun activities such as creating a top ten list of facts or making a word search.
The remaining pages consist of 4, two-page, guided book reports. Use these with one of the following types of books: biography, animal, country, or culture. These are great to use with students who are not yet ready to write a book report independently. In addition, each book report includes an accompanying project choice grid. The projects can make for a fun and creative assessment.
This resource has been correlated with Reading for Information Common Core Standards for grades 3-6 on the chart on page 5.
It should also be noted that the terms โinformational textโ and โnonfictionโ are used interchangeably within this resource.
โ๏ธ “Students were so engaged with their book choices when using this resource! It helped them organize their facts without overwhelming them. Fantastic!”
โ๏ธ “Terrific resource! I used this extensively with my Nonfiction work. Great tool for this and for addressing Common Core requirements.”
โ๏ธ “These are perfect for independent reading! Thank you for helping student stay focused and reinforcing the skills we teaching in different ways.”
EASEL digital version included!
Check out more ways to teach nonfiction text features here!
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SKU: 5639
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Farrin C. –
My students loved using this resource! It was very clear and engaging, but also had a higher level of rigor that was good for challenging my students. It didn’t take much time to prepare, and it was easy to use in a time crunch!
Darius J. –
I was looking for a resource that I could use with nonfiction text and this was just the right thing. Thank you!
Kayley Schick –
I uploaded these sheets to classkick where we could work together on them in reading groups. There were many different options. I loved this resource!