Description
Spring Nonfiction Reading Passages | April Informational Texts
Want some engaging spring nonfiction reading passages? This printable and digital resource has 10 informational texts reading comprehension passages with questions about topics that are popular during the month of April (like Earth Day ) and during the Spring season (like Easter ).
Key Features of these Spring Nonfiction Reading Passages:
- Printable + Google Slides resource
- Has 10 nonfiction / informational text passages
- Text-dependent questions
- Topics that are popular during the month of April / Spring
- These passages are great for spring reading centers
Check out the PREVIEW of this Spring Nonfiction Reading Passages
For the Google Slides version, your students will drag and drop color-coded shapes to select their answers.
For the printable version, your students will color-code the correct answers by referring back to the text.
Here are the 10 nonfiction reading topics your students will learn facts about:
1-The Amazon Rainforest
2-The History of April Fools Day
3-All About Frogs
4-Rabbits and Bunnies
5-Earth Day
6- Facts About Eggs
7- Facts About Tsunamis
8- The Life of Jackie Robinson
9-National Peanut Butter & Jelly Day
10- The History of Easter
These quick-read spring passages are excellent for:
•ELA and reading test prep
•reading centers
•morning bell ringer work
•nonfiction reading comprehension
•supplement your basal readers
•early finishers activity
•guided reading practice
Helps your students improve their nonfiction reading comprehension!
- Answer Keys are included
- NON-EDITABLE
Check out the PREVIEW of this Spring Nonfiction Reading Passages
Foundational Steps –
Thank you so much for this resource! Great high interest passages that are a great length to make them accessible.
toristeaching –
These are great comprehension passages for my students. They are relevant which helped with the overall engagement as well.
Amy M. –
My student loved these monthly themed nonfiction passages! Great topics and great information, so it’s an engaging quick read. Students enjoy finding and color coding the text evidence. I just wish it came with a printable version too as it was a bit tricky to capture the information sometimes with the highlighted boxes, but it provided great practice with reading comprehension and context clues.
Audrey A. –
I love this set of comprehension worksheets. I like how each month is the same routine, but it presents the information in different ways. These are great to leave with a sub.
JoMarie J. –
I have some students that really struggle with finding text evidence so this was a great way to practice. They enjoyed the variety of topics as well as color coding. Thank you!
The Old Barn Teaching Co –
This was a great resource. Thank you for all the hard work.
Tracy A. –
Students love completing these during the month of April. Very engaging. Highly recommend.
Karin B. –
Thank you for your work on this. It was very helpful!
Andrea C. –
All the topics are relevant to April and very engaging. I didn’t use them all and love that there was a variety of topics I could choose from.
Marjorie H. –
Thank You. This is a great resource I love using it in my classroom.
Maggie W. –
These work perfectly for small groups or independent literacy centers. Thank you!
Holly I. –
These activities have been very useful; the articles are interesting and engaging. Our students enjoy reading them, and we are finding them to be helpful to practice with our students for the upcoming state testing.
Casey Heyer –
This is a wonderful resource for Earth Day. The students enjoyed the reading and it gave us a nice “break” from our curriculum.
CKayser –
These worked well for my reading centers
Susan Lehner –
Great resource. Thanks!
Tara M. –
Great resource! Thank you!
Eva Griffin –
This looks great! I can’t wait to try it with my kiddos! Thank you.