Keep your students engaged and focused right before Thanksgiving break with this reading comprehension bundle! This Thanksgiving reading comprehension bundle contains four fun activities that focus on context clues, inferences, and more! This bundle includes two Thanksgiving-themed differentiated reading comprehension passages with questions and other activities. Students will love using context clues to determine the meaning of words in fun Thanksgiving color-by-number activities. Also included is a Thanksgiving-themed Text Message analysis resource!

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This bundle includes:

Turkeys Differentiated Reading Passage

The First Thanksgiving Differentiated Reading Passage

Chances are good that you have students reading at a variety of levels in your classroom. This differentiated reading comprehension resource will help you meet the needs of all your students! This print-and-go resource is also perfect for stations and sub plans.

This product includes engaging reading comprehension passages about turkeys and the first Thanksgiving. There are two different reading levels of the passage offered. The higher reading passage is at a 7th-8th grade reading level, while the lower reading passage is at a 5th-6th grade reading level.

In addition to the differentiated reading passages, this product also includes:

• A differentiated context clues activity
• Short answer reading comprehension questions
• A writing activity
• A printable PDF option
• A digital Google Slides option
• Answer key

This resource is perfect for reviewing a variety of important reading comprehension skills. This resource includes practice with context clues, making inferences, determining the central idea of a passage, and more!  It would be ideal to use the day before a holiday or a break.

Thanksgiving Color By Number

Using context clues to determine the meaning of unknown words is an important reading comprehension skill. This Thanksgiving context clues color by number activity provides fun practice that will engage your students! This print-and-go resource is also perfect for stations and sub plans.

Upper elementary and middle school students still love to color, but there isn’t a lot of time for fun activities. Your students will love coloring in a mystery image by using context clues to determine the meaning of unknown words.

This resource includes:

• Twenty Context Clues Sentences
• Two mystery images
• Answer key

This resource is perfect for reviewing context clues. It is great for an engaging lesson or for early finishers. It would also be ideal to use the day before a break.

Your students will love guessing what their image is as they work on this activity. This resource is a great way to decorate your classroom with student work.

Thanksgiving Text Message Analysis Inferencing and Citing Evidence

Making inferences and citing text evidence are important reading comprehension skills, but they aren’t always fun. This Thanksgiving inferencing and citing evidence text message analysis activity provides engaging practice that your students will love! This resource includes eight different text message conversations students read and analyze in order to draw inferences and cite evidence. This print-and-go resource is also perfect for stations and sub plans.

Upper elementary and middle school students make inferences more often than they realize. This engaging activity provides relevant practice with these important reading comprehension skills. Students read a short text message conversation and then answer questions that require them to make inferences and cite evidence. Your students will love this fun and engaging resource!

This resource includes:

• Eight engaging text message conversations and questions
• A printable PDF option
• A digital Google Slides option
• Answer key

This resource is perfect for reviewing inferences and citing evidence. It is great for an engaging lesson. It can also be used as morning work, as a bell ringer, or for early finishers. It would also be ideal to use the day before the break.

Your students will love making inferences after reading text message conversations. They will also love discussing the different answers they chose and using text evidence to support their answers.