Description
These Women’s History biography reading passages and questions (both paper and digital!) are designed to introduce students to a wide array of influential women, spanning the famous to the lesser-known, in a perfect way for your young learners.
This set includes not only printable passages and questions but also a version for Google Forms (that auto-grades!). For busy teachers, this is a game-changer.
What’s Inside:
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- 10 Nonfiction Reading Passages: Covering a range of inspiring female figures, from well-known icons to hidden gems of history.
- 8 Thought-Provoking Questions per Passage: Designed to spark discussions, build comprehension skills, and encourage critical thinking.
- Diverse Topics: From trailblazing pilots like Amelia Earhart to inspiring athletes like Serena Williams.
- Digital Versions on Google Forms: Say goodbye to grading! The digital versions auto-grade, giving you more time to focus on teaching and less time on paperwork.
- Answer Keys Included: Making your life easier with quick checking!
Paper & Digital Options:
- Traditional paper format for in-class or homework use
- Google Forms version for digital learners
- Auto–grading feature saves you time and hassle (yep, no grading for you!)
Why You’ll Love It:
- Boosts Reading Skills: Encourages critical reading and comprehension.
- Promotes Discussions: Opens up conversations about history, resilience, and achievements.
- ⏱️ Saves Time: With auto-graded digital versions, you get more time for fun learning activities.
- Expands Perspectives: Introduces students to a broader range of historical figures and stories.
- Child-Friendly Language: Written to captivate and retain the interest of 3rd graders, ensuring they stay engaged and eager to learn.
- Versatile Use: Great for reading, social studies, or as a special activity for Women’s History Month.
Who is Included:
- Marie Curie
- Fadumo Dayib
- Amelia Earhart
- Florence Nightingale
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG)
- Jane Goodall
- Hypatia
- Selena Quintanilla Perez
- Harriet Tubman
- Serena Williams
How Can Teachers Use These Reading Passages:
- Daily reading activity
- Group discussion
- Homework assignments
- Interactive bulletin boards
- Research projects
- Quizzes & assessments
- Writing prompts
Still Have Questions About These Women’s History Month Reading Comprehension Passages?
Don’t hesitate to reach out! Email me at Questions@GlitterinThird.com, and I’ll be happy to assist you.
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