High Interest Close Reading Comprehension Passages BUNDLE – Informational Texts
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Hoping to increase student engagement during your reading block this year? These highly engaging non-fiction passages will be an absolute hit with your students! The 10 weird and interesting informational texts will keep students engaged while practicing close reading skills. Students will do a close read with each passage, answer 10 multiple choice questions, then use graphic organizers to show what they’ve learned.
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10 Non-Fiction Texts
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10 Multiple Choice Questions for Every Text
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Teacher Tips
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Questions to Ask Students
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Close Reading Steps on a Bookmark
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How to Mark the Text Bookmark
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How to Annotate the Text Bookmark
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Answer Keys
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7 Graphic Organizers:
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Whole Group Instruction
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Partner Practice
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Guided Reading Groups
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Substitute Plans
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Send Home to Practice
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ELA Work Stations or Centers
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Assessment
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Read the Text
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Mark Up the Text or Annotate the Text
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Read the Text Again
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Define Unknown Words
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Read the Text Again
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Respond to Reading
24 reviews for High Interest Close Reading Comprehension Passages BUNDLE – Informational Texts
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Marie Smith –
I would say this is more on the 6th grade level. Some of the words were hard for my kids to decode or they didn’t know the meaning of the words. Overall these passages were highly engaging and the students enjoyed them.
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CAMILA P. –
As I began teaching Close Reading, this passages provided additional practice pieces for my students.
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LaJuliet Y C. –
My 6th grade students absolutely loved reading these text and answering the questions. Because they were such out there topics the kids took to them instantly. Great resource! Even my reluctant readers were eager to see what were going to read about.
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Rebecca W. –
My students love using this resource during our small group time. The stories really keep them engaged. Thank you so much for creating and sharing this resource.
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Lindsey Eckley –
Great resource, very engaging.
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Emily A. –
This is a useful resource! It is well worth the price I paid because it keeps my students interested in their learning and engaged in the classroom!
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LISA CIANCAGLINI –
Very interesting topics. Students enjoyed reading these and the questions were easy.
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Modern Language Academy –
My students found the texts engaging and the activities fun.
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Jessica M. –
This is right in line with what my students care about.
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Cindy Halvorson –
Good resource! The templates provided to help students pull out information are great.
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Lisa F. –
Such fun and engaging reading passages to keep students entertained and engaged while using reading strategies.
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Chelsea S. –
Great resource. Quick and easy to use and student friendly.
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Christy H. –
This is a great way to keep students engaged at the end of the year! They love these stories!
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Campbell’s Education Creations –
Love it! Students were able to use this independently.
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Carly Horton –
These were such fun reading pages for the students! Very high interest and informative. We spent a while getting through these!
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Sara A. –
Great and quick resource to use with students. The passages were intriguing.
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Erin Case –
Used this with a group of higher end fifth graders! This was great for keeping them engaged and really stretching their thinking!
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Kahliyah D. –
I truly loved using this resource. It can work for whole group, small group, homework, independent work, etc. My students enjoyed reading the different texts and it is true to the title. They were high interest!
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Jasmine M. –
These passages were engaging. The little check of sheet was great to guide students.
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hilary S. –
My students LOVE the content found in these passages. They are super engaging and the close reading strategies are really benefiting them!
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Patricia P. –
The topics are interesting to the students because they are weird! I use them for all levels of instruction.
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Victoria K. –
This is a wonderful resource to get kiddos back on track with annotations of informational text. The texts are super engaging, and kids want to do the weekly reading.
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Lisa H. –
Fantastic resource that is engaging, well-organized, and easy to use!
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Monica E. –
This is what I was looking for to get my students interested in reading.
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