Non-Fiction Reading Passages Text Evidence {January}

Prove your answers! Active reading strategy with informational text passages. Students will love being Text Detectives!

Ten original nonfiction text passages with the 5W questions. To prove basic comprehension skills, students read a short passage then underline where they found their answers using color crayons as indicated. These worksheets provide plenty of room for students to write out their answers in complete sentences.

The January Text Evidence edition features these 10 reading passages:

* Journey Through Ellis Island
* People from History: Martin Luther King, Jr.
* The Golden Gate Bridge
* The Grand Canyon
* All About Avalanches
* Trapped in Ice!
* The Space Shuttle Challenger Explodes
* Glow in the Dark Bugs
* Beluga Whales in the Arctic
* The Mighty Megalodon

FUN FEATURE!
Detective Badges:
The interior of the foldable badge shows the passage titles on the left side. Students indicate that they did find the proof by placing a checkmark in the box to the right of each passage title for this month that they successfully complete. Run a string through the holes as indicated so that students can wear their detective badges around their necks with pride. The printable badges are in b/w. Students add color.

This resource also includes bulletin board printables. Those are one crayon box that reads “We can find the proof!” and each of the individual who/what/when/where/why color crayons as well as an extra white blank crayon.

Enjoy!

~ SunnyDaze on TPT