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The Mystery Of The Missing Candy- 4th Grade Halloween Reading Passage W/ Questi
By Ann Stewart
Engage your 4th-grade students with a spooky, Halloween-themed reading passage! "The Mystery Of The Missing Candy" is a fun and slightly spooky fiction story perfect for the Halloween season. This engaging passage will spark imagination while reinforcing key reading skills.
What’s Included:
Fiction Reading Passage: Halloween-themed 5 Multiple-Choice Questions: These questions assess students' comprehension, ability to make inferences, and recall important details.
2 Discussion Questions: Open-ended questions that encourage critical thinking and class discussion about the characters and events in the story.
Possible Uses in the Classroom:
Independent Reading Practice: Assign as a fun and seasonal comprehension check during reading block or centers.
Guided Reading: Perfect for small-group instruction, allowing students to discuss the story and explore their understanding together.
Whole-Class Discussion: Use the included discussion questions to promote classroom dialogue and encourage students to express their ideas and make connections.
Homework or Early Finisher Activity: Ideal for independent practice outside of class or for students who finish their work early.
Halloween Literacy Fun: The spooky theme makes this a great seasonal activity to keep students engaged while building essential literacy skills.
Engage your students with this Halloween-themed passage that’s both fun and educational, and help them master key reading skills while celebrating the season!
American Revolution Timeline (in Comic Book Format)
By Beth Hammett
Ready to learn about the American Revolution? This 26 page comic book includes blank templates for students and fact based writing. Covers 1773-1783 and is divided by years. Includes: King George III Stamp Act British Tea Act 13 Colonies British Tea Party and Boston Harbor First Continental Congress George Washington John Adams Declaration of Rights Paul Revere and Midnight Ride American Revolution Battles Minute Men Common Sense by Thomas Paine Declaration of Independence Washington Crossing the Delaware Benjamin Franklin's Trip to France for an Ally Continental Army Treaty with France Yorktown Surrender Treaty of Paris Excellent for introduction, reinforcement, assessment, and for English, Government, and History/Social Studies. Makes learning about the American Revolution fun and interactive! Meets TEKS and CCSS.