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A 1 page realistic fiction story is followed by 5 multiple choice questions and 3 questions requiring brief written responses.
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"Frank ran down to the beach." Realistic fiction followed by multiple choice comprehension questions.
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Mindy's day becomes less boring when she decides to make pictures.
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"Mrs. Allen loves dogs!" Fiction followed by multiple choice questions.
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This short reading comprehension stresses inference skills.
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A 1 page realistic fiction piece about unpredictable March weather is followed by 6 multiple choice questions and 3 questions that require short written responses.
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An easy reading comprehension from the point of view of a young boy who loves fishing with his grandfather. Common Core: ELA - RL5.6, RL4.6
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"Jada and Jessie are twins." A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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"Jims Favorite Store" realistic fiction (1 page) followed by 4 multiple choice questions and 5 short written response questions.
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Jacob loves school, but he hates multiplication. A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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"The children ran around the park playing hide-and-seek." A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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"I love learning about all these things, but I like art class best of all when we make the art ourselves." Realistic fiction with multiple choice comprehension questions.
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Pookie the puppy moves to a new home in this fictional reading comprehension.
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"Where was Kenya, anyway?" A reluctant learner gets an interesting lesson.
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Read a fictional story about a walk in the rain forest, and then write an imaginative journal entry.
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A 1 page realistice fiction selection is followed by 5 multiple choice questions and 3 questions that require brief written responses.
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"Brent and Bree live just outside of Chicago." A short story and a writing prompt.
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Miss Lucy is a dog that gets into trouble. A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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Story about a boy who loves to draw, and short essay-style comprehension questions.
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"My dad, little sister and I saw a big balloon at the picnic." A very short reading comprehension.
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"Why does he get to do so much more than I do?" A realistic fiction story with open ended questions to help students discuss emotions.
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"I wish for sunny skies." This fictional reading comprehension about wishes comes with open ended questions for students to discuss their own wishes.
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"Phil the ground hog had been sleeping in his snug underground burrow since November." A fictional reading comprehension for Groundhog Day.
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This one-page reading comprehension follows a standardized testing format. An interesting story and great testing practice!
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