Language Arts
Reading Comprehension
Reading Comprehension Skills
Reading Comprehension - Skills Review
Reading Comprehension Mixed Skills Review (mix of all materials in this unit)
Main Idea
Read the paragraph and select the main idea (multiple choice)
Read the paragraph and write a main idea (blank fill-in)
Underline the details that support the main idea (the main idea and paragraph are given)
Write the main idea (fill-in) and also underline the details that support the main idea
Write the topic, the main idea, and two details that support the main idea.
Context Clues
Context Clues Skills Unit
Cause and Effect
Matching: Match the cause with its effect (causes on left; effects on right)
Matching: Match the effect with its cause (effects on left; causes on right)
Write the cause and effect for each sentence (fill-ins)
Write a possible effect for each cause (fill-in)
Write a possible cause for each effect (fill-in)
Write a positive effect for each cause
Write a negative effect for each cause
Write one positive and one negative effect for each cause
Cause and effect reading comprehension questions
Fact and Opinion
Fact and Opinion Skills Unit
Sequencing
Fill in the blanks to put the group of sentences in order (first step is given)
Fill in the blanks to put the group of sentences in order
Sequencing reading comprehension questions
Summarizing
Summarizing reading comprehension questions: Who? and What?
Summarizing reading comprehension questions: When? and Where?
Summarizing reading comprehension questions: Why? and How?
Summarizing reading comprehension questions (2 questions for each paragraph)
Summarizing reading comprehension questions (3 questions for each paragraph)
Summarizing reading comprehension questions (all questions for each paragraph)
Similes and Metaphors
Similes and Metaphors Unit
Multiple Meaning Words
Multiple Meaning Words Unit
Idioms - Figurative Language
Use the context clues to determine the meaning of the idiom (multiple choice)
Use the context clues to determine the meaning of the idiom (fill-in)
Write the meaning of the idiom and write a sentence
Reading comprehension questions for an idiom
Reading comprehension questions for an idiom (only 2 questions per idiom)
Pick the meaning (multiple choice), then draw pictures
Inferences
Inferences: How?
Inferences: What?
Inferences: When?
Inferences: Where?
Inferences: Who?
Inferences: Why?
Inferences: Mix of questions
Mysteries
Longer inferences with more questions
Drawing Conclusions
Literary Elements
Literary Elements Unit
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