Know Your Numbers Reading Comprehension Test Collection
This Know Your Numbers Reading Comprehension Test Collection gives your student reading passages about numbers to build their reading comprehension skills.
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How to teach Reading Comprehension
This Know Your Numbers Reading Comprehension Test Collection gives your student reading passages about numbers to build their reading comprehension skills.
In each of these stories, you will find a story with a number theme. Each story is structured very similarly to help with reading. Once students understand the pattern, the next stories should be easier! Also, you will find many sight words in these high-interest stories. There are also some more difficult words that fit the topic, with blends and digraphs for students to practice saying and reading.
First, read the questions. Then, read the passage. As you read, circle or underline important details in the text. Finally, answer the five questions. Make sure that you find support for your answers in the passage.
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If your students are reading these passages, it’s possible that they are practicing their reading comprehension strategies.
Check out the Have Fun Teaching Letters That I need To Know (Goyte – Somebody That I Used To Know Parody) Songto gets your students excited to start reading about the letter of that day!
These worksheets is a great opportunity to introduce your students to reading passages to answer questions as well as build number skills one sound at a time! Use this worksheet with your guided reading groups to build reading fluency. Have students practice reading individually or with a partner. Once students have finished reading, they can answer the multiple choice questions. Challenge your students to go back into the text to find answers by underlining the sentences that help them out!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
- Things that come in 1’s
- Things that come in 2’s
- Things that come in 3’s
- Things that come in 4’s
- Things that come in 5’s
- Things that come in 6’s
- Things that come in 7’s
- Things that come in 8’s
- Things that come in 9’s
- Things that come in 10’s
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