Level N Guided Reading Passages and Comprehension Questions: Habitats

Level N Guided Reading Passages and Comprehension Questions- Are you looking for engaging informational guided reading passages for your third grade readers?

Are you looking reading passages that come with comprehension questions that will assess your students reading comprehension? This resource includes 7 different guided reading passages, at a level N, about the different habitats. Each passage includes 2 pages of comprehension questions, which serve as an excellent comprehension check or assessment. This resource also includes beautiful colorful photographs that represent each habitat. A level N is the equivalent of a third grade reading level.

This resource also includes a journal to write about the important characteristics about each habitat, beautiful colorful photographs of the habitats, and an animal sorting activity.

If you are looking for excellent articles with content about the habitats, non-fiction text features, and can be used in a variety of different activities, then this is the resource for you! These articles can be used as part of your guided reading, reader’s workshop, test prep, independent reading, even homework! These articles are the perfect way to incorporate social studies content into English Language Arts!

This resource is part of my Third Grade Guided Reading Passages BUNDLE. 
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Grade Level Equivalent: 3rd grade. Can be used as a read aloud for whole group reading lessons in second grade or used to work with your emerging fourth grade readers. If you still have questions about the readability, please check out the FREEBIE article, so you can determine if it is a good fit for your needs.

Level O Guided Reading Passage FREEBIE: Jackie Robinson

What’s Included in this Resource:

1. Habitat Journal- There is a cover page (one black and white, one color option) and one page for each of the following habitats: grasslands, wetlands, temperate forests, polar regions, tropical rainforests, and oceans. As the students learn about each habitat, they write the definition, characteristics and different animals that live there. An answer key is included for the each habitat in the journal.

2. Habitats on World Map- This world map is one page of the different habitats and their location. This map is in color, with different colors representing the different habitats.

3 .Introduction to Habitats- This two page article teaches an overview of the different habitats, information about habitats in danger, and what kids can do to help.

4. Grasslands Non-Fiction reading passage and comprehension questions- There is a two page article that teaches about the grasslands. There are two pages of comprehension checks that students must find text evidence from the article to support their answer.

5. Wetlands Non-Fiction reading passage and comprehension questions- 
There is a two page article that teaches about the wetlands. There are two pages of comprehension checks that students must find text evidence from the article to support their answer.

6. Temperate Forest Non-Fiction reading passage and comprehension questions- There is a two page article that teaches about the temperate forests. There are two pages of comprehension checks that students must find text evidence from the article to support their answer.

7. Polar Regions Non-Fiction reading passage and comprehension questions- There is a two page article that teaches about the Polar Regions. There are two pages of comprehension checks that students must find text evidence from the article to support their answer.

8. Tropical Rainforest Non-Fiction reading passage and comprehension questions- There is a two page article that teaches about the tropical rainforest. There are two pages of comprehension checks that students must find text evidence from the article to support their answer.

9. Ocean Non-Fiction reading passage and comprehension questions- There is a two page article that teaches about the ocean. There are two pages of comprehension checks that students must find text evidence from the article to support their answer.

10. Animal Habitat Sort- There are images of 32 different animals that students color, cut out, and sort according to its habitat. I also created a color copy of the animals, so that you can use it as an example to show your students.

11. Color Posters Posters- There is a real-life photograph (in color) of each habitat. These are beautiful photographs that can be printed and displayed on your board as you teach about the different habitats.

12. Cooperative Group Habitat Project- As a closing to the unit, you may choose to have your students do a cooperative group project. Each group researches a habitat and the animals that live there, characteristics, where the habitat is located, and additional fascinating facts. Students display their information on butcher paper and present to the class.

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Thank you,
Melissa