Nonfiction reading activities

Looking for ways to motivate students to read? Try these five free nonfiction articles to use in your classroom. No prep and ready to go!

Reading Response activities will likely form a major part of your reading programme, whether you are running guided reading groups, a daily 5 system,

Check out these great Author's Purpose anchor charts. These simple charts will engage your students while they learn about identifying the author's purpose in nonfiction text. Add these to your lessons and activities to help your students gain mastery!

Close reading tips for the upper elementary classroom for nonfiction and content area reading. How to plan for close reading and how to have students close read informational text tips are included.

We know that all students need access to grade level content area information, but how can we make this happen with students of so many varying reading levels? Some ways to support students in understanding difficult

My students has had a fabulous time learning about the Statue of Liberty. In fact, my friend who cuts my hair told me that some of my students came into her beauty shop telling her all about the infor

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I am sharing the first 4 text features you should always teach in your nonfiction ELA unit. I explain ways to teach each text feature so that your reading lessons are effective for your 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade students. The FREE reading center puzzle is the perfect way for your students to engage in practice identifying text features.

This blog post details lessons and ideas for teaching nonfiction text features, with activities that incorporate the fall season.

As I mentioned in my previous post , I’m trying to incorporate more nonfiction into my reading instruction because of the new C...