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December Holidays Close Reading Passages | Winter Holidays Comprehension
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During December, you need holiday-themed literacy activities that don’t require extra teacher work. Not only that, but they need to be interesting enough for your students to stay engaged with. That’s what these December reading passages are all about! 🎄❤️ These high-interest, holiday-themed informational text passages will surely help you breeze through your December days with ease. ✨
Continue on 👇🏾 to see how awesome this will be in your classroom! 🤩
Categories: Holidays, Literacy, Nonfiction Passages, Nonfiction Reading Passages, Seasonal & Holiday, Winter Activities
Grade Levels: 4th, 5th, Homeschool
Subjects: Christmas/ Chanukah/ Kwanzaa, Close Reading, Informational Text
Resource Type: Centers
File Types: Google Apps, PDF
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Reading Comprehension Passages & Questions Informational Texts
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Description
During December, you need holiday-themed literacy activities that don’t require extra teacher work. Not only that, but they need to be interesting enough for your students to stay engaged with. That’s what these December reading passages are all about! 🎄❤️ These high-interest, holiday-themed informational text passages will surely help you breeze through your December days with ease. ✨
You get printable + Google Slides options of 10 close reading passages with text-dependent questions about topics that make great for winter nonfiction reading centers.
These December reading comprehension passages give your students practice with:
- close reading
- referring to the text
- defining words in context
- with interesting holiday winter topics
Here are the 10 nonfiction December reading comprehension passage topics your students will learn facts about:
- “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” History of Christmas
- Kwanzaa: A Holiday for Unity and Life
- ”Happy New Year’s”…Almost!
- Do You Know the Gingerbread Man?
- The History of Candy Canes
- Winter Holidays Around the World
- The Winter Solstice
- Winter Activities–Ice Skating
- Snowflakes–A Unique Beauty
- Human Rights Day
There’s no tired like teacher tired!
And I don’t know about you, but I’m usually TIRED right before the bigger holiday seasons, because I need a break as badly as my students need one.
My favorite thing about these December, holiday-themed passages is that they give students engaged reading practice without any extra work on my part!
These informational text passages are excellent for:
- sub-work
- holiday reading centers
- morning bell ringer work
- nonfiction reading homework
- supplements to your basal readers
- early finishers
- guided reading practice
- digital / virtual learning
- winter reading / Christmas activities
- worksheets to quietly complete during transitions and more!
Answer Keys are included.
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Kellie M. –
My students enjoyed using this resource to practice reading comprehension while learning about seasonal topics!
Robyn M. –
This was so easy to prep and plan while having my students practice informational text skills. Thank you!
Amie H. –
My students loved these passages. I loved that they were easy to prepare and asked questions that required the students to look back and cite evidence.
Shannon V. –
This was a great comprehension practice to use during December.
Paige Bolling –
My students enjoyed the fun facts that were included in each passage. The passages were perfect for end of semester review.
Wildflowers and Wonder –
My students worked on these during our ELA stations the week before break! They were perfect, thank you! 🙂
Helena E. –
The kiddos and I love these non-fiction passges for December. You can never review ELA enough!!!!!! Thank you.
Calli S. –
Loved having this premade themed resource. The online version is great too!
viet V. –
Great Resource
Ericka R. –
I really liked this assignment. The passages were perfect for December. I love when students have to underline evidence. I used it for homework but will use it in different capacities next year. Thanks
Kellyn A. –
My students really enjoyed reading about the different winter traditions and holidays. It was engaging enough for my high learners to do on their own. I worked with a small group of students who needed help. Overall positive reviews from the kids! Wish there were more opportunities to summarize/ ask for main ideas.
Peggy M. –
I just finished the week with using this for a morning warm up. Fantastic, easy short and very informative as an entrance ticket to the day. Can be used as a summative assessment. When I taped a candy cane to the candy cane sheet they were really interested. I would use this again and highly recommend it.