Science Reading Comprehension Curriculum Resources
Explore science-related reading comprehension with our Science Reading Comprehension curriculum resources designed for young learners. Covering various science topics, these resources provide a comprehensive approach to understanding and interpreting science-related texts in an engaging and accessible format, improving overall reading proficiency and scientific knowledge.
Kindergarten Science Reading Comprehension curriculum-resources
Natural Factors affecting Climate
This science worksheet is designed to help students understand the significant impact of natural factors affecting Weath...
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Storm Safety Plan
This passage demonstrates the engineering design process through storm safety preparation. Students learn how asking que...
1st Grade Science Reading Comprehension curriculum-resources
Hummingbirds—Reading Fluency
This informational text on hummingbirds with comprehension questions is a great way to practice reading comprehension. S...
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Stars—Reading for Purpose
This informational text on stars with comprehension questions is a great way to practice reading comprehension. Students...
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Natural Factors affecting Climate
This science worksheet is designed to help students understand the significant impact of natural factors affecting Weath...
RI.4.83-ESS2-13-ESS2-2RI.3.1
Storm Safety Plan
This passage demonstrates the engineering design process through storm safety preparation. Students learn how asking que...
2nd Grade Science Reading Comprehension curriculum-resources
Natural Factors affecting Climate
This science worksheet is designed to help students understand the significant impact of natural factors affecting Weath...
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Climate Change and the Great Barrier Reef
This passage explores the profound impact of climate change on the Great Barrier Reef. It details how rising ocean tempe...
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How Corals Build the Reef
This passage explains the fascinating process of how coral polyps build the Great Barrier Reef. It details the life cycl...
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Ants and Pheromones
This quiz is designed for 2nd and 3rd grade students to test their understanding of how ants communicate using pheromone...
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How is Climate Different from Weather?
This passage distinguishes climate from weather for young readers. It defines climate as the usual weather patterns over...
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Storm Safety Plan
This passage demonstrates the engineering design process through storm safety preparation. Students learn how asking que...
Author's Purpose in Text
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3rd Grade Science Reading Comprehension curriculum-resources
Informational Text — Habitats
This short informational text on habitats will teach your students what a habitat is, as well as provide some examples o...
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Informational Text —Bioluminescence
This informational text on bioluminescence will teach your students about this phenomenon. Examples in nature are provid...
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Informational Text —Snowflakes
This informational text on snowflakes will teach your students how snowflakes are formed. Images of several different fl...
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Informational Text — Cloud Gazing
This informational text teaches students how different types of clouds are formed. A page with pictures of the different...
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Informational Text —Uh Oh, Where Did Gravity Go?
This short informational text on gravity will teach your students about this natural phenomenon. A fun drawing activity ...
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Natural Factors affecting Climate
This science worksheet is designed to help students understand the significant impact of natural factors affecting Weath...
RI.4.83-ESS2-13-ESS2-2RI.3.1
Understanding Sunspots
Sunspots are fascinating dark patches on the Sun's surface caused by intense magnetic activity that lowers the temperatu...
What are Solar Flares?
Climate Change and the Great Barrier Reef
This passage explores the profound impact of climate change on the Great Barrier Reef. It details how rising ocean tempe...
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How Corals Build the Reef
This passage explains the fascinating process of how coral polyps build the Great Barrier Reef. It details the life cycl...
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Ants and Pheromones
This quiz is designed for 2nd and 3rd grade students to test their understanding of how ants communicate using pheromone...
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How is Climate Different from Weather?
This passage distinguishes climate from weather for young readers. It defines climate as the usual weather patterns over...
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4th Grade Science Reading Comprehension curriculum-resources
Polar Bears and Climate
This informational text on polar bears is a great way to practice reading comprehension. Students will read the passage ...
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Earthquakes and Infrastructure
Get this worksheet about the effects of earthquakes on infrastructure. The worksheet includes an informational passage t...
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Understanding the Greenhouse Effect
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Natural Factors affecting Climate
This science worksheet is designed to help students understand the significant impact of natural factors affecting Weath...
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Structures on the Ocean Floor
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Earthquake and buildings
Download this worksheet on the impact of earthquakes on buildings. The informational text included in this worksheet is ...
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Human Factors Affecting Climate
This science worksheet is designed to help students understand the significant impact of human factors affecting Weather...
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Understanding Sunspots
Sunspots are fascinating dark patches on the Sun's surface caused by intense magnetic activity that lowers the temperatu...
What are Solar Flares?
Natural Disaster: Blizzards
Blizzards are intense winter storms with strong winds and heavy snow. They can create dangerous conditions and require p...
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Climate Change and the Great Barrier Reef
This passage explores the profound impact of climate change on the Great Barrier Reef. It details how rising ocean tempe...
RI.3.2RI.4.2
How Corals Build the Reef
This passage explains the fascinating process of how coral polyps build the Great Barrier Reef. It details the life cycl...
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Staying Safe During Heat Domes
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Natural Disaster: Earthquake
Earthquakes occur when tectonic plates move, causing the ground to shake. Understanding earthquakes helps us prepare and...
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Natural Disaster: Volcanic Eruptions
Volcanoes can erupt with lava and ash, changing the landscape. While dangerous, they also create fertile land and new la...
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Sunspots and Solar Flares
This quiz is designed to test your understanding of the fascinating phenomena of sunspots and solar flares, as described...
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Ants and Pheromones
This quiz is designed for 2nd and 3rd grade students to test their understanding of how ants communicate using pheromone...
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Natural Disaster: Floods
Floods occur when excess water overflows onto land. Knowing how to prepare for and respond to floods can help protect pe...
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Natural Disaster: Wildfires
Wildfires spread quickly and can cause significant damage. Understanding fire safety and prevention is key to protecting...
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How is Climate Different from Weather?
This passage distinguishes climate from weather for young readers. It defines climate as the usual weather patterns over...
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5th Grade Science Reading Comprehension curriculum-resources
Polar Bears and Climate
This informational text on polar bears is a great way to practice reading comprehension. Students will read the passage ...
RI.4.1W.4.72-LS4-1RF.4.4
Earthquakes and Infrastructure
Get this worksheet about the effects of earthquakes on infrastructure. The worksheet includes an informational passage t...
W.4.7RI.4.1ESS3B
Understanding the Greenhouse Effect
RI.4.8RL.4.1-13-ESS2-13-ESS2-2
Natural Factors affecting Climate
This science worksheet is designed to help students understand the significant impact of natural factors affecting Weath...
RI.4.83-ESS2-13-ESS2-2RI.3.1
Structures on the Ocean Floor
ESS2.B4-ESS2-2RI.4.10RI.4.7
Earthquake and buildings
Download this worksheet on the impact of earthquakes on buildings. The informational text included in this worksheet is ...
RI.4.1ESS3BW.4.7RF.4.4
Human Factors Affecting Climate
This science worksheet is designed to help students understand the significant impact of human factors affecting Weather...
RI.4.83-ESS2-13-ESS2-2RI.3.1
Vegetarian Diet—Words and Phrases in a Text
Fifth-grade students will explore the world of vegetarian diets through this engaging worksheet aligned with CCS.RI.5.4....
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Understanding Atoms
This worksheet has students read an informational passage and answer multiple choice questions about the main idea and k...
Understanding Sunspots
Sunspots are fascinating dark patches on the Sun's surface caused by intense magnetic activity that lowers the temperatu...
What are Solar Flares?
Natural Disaster: Blizzards
Blizzards are intense winter storms with strong winds and heavy snow. They can create dangerous conditions and require p...
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Staying Safe During Heat Domes
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Natural Disaster: Earthquake
Earthquakes occur when tectonic plates move, causing the ground to shake. Understanding earthquakes helps us prepare and...
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Natural Disaster: Volcanic Eruptions
Volcanoes can erupt with lava and ash, changing the landscape. While dangerous, they also create fertile land and new la...
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Sunspots and Solar Flares
This quiz is designed to test your understanding of the fascinating phenomena of sunspots and solar flares, as described...
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Ants and Pheromones
This quiz is designed for 2nd and 3rd grade students to test their understanding of how ants communicate using pheromone...
RI.3.1RI.2.1
Natural Disaster: Floods
Floods occur when excess water overflows onto land. Knowing how to prepare for and respond to floods can help protect pe...
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Natural Disaster: Wildfires
Wildfires spread quickly and can cause significant damage. Understanding fire safety and prevention is key to protecting...
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Renewable Resources: Energy for Our Future
This informative reading passage introduces elementary students to renewable resources and sustainable energy options. W...
Determining Earth's Carrying Capacity
Earth's carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of people the planet can support sustainably. This depends on fac...
Global Food Crisis Explained
The global food crisis is a pressing issue caused by climate change, conflict, and population growth. Rising temperature...
Plastic Pollution in Oceans
Plastic pollution is a major threat to oceans and marine life. Millions of tons of plastic waste enter the oceans yearly...
Renewable Energy and Sustainability
Renewable energy, such as solar and wind power, is crucial for reducing reliance on fossil fuels and combating climate c...
The Gaia Hypothesis
The Gaia Hypothesis, proposed by James Lovelock, suggests that Earth functions like a living organism, with all its part...
Air Temperature: A Key Weather Variable
Air temperature measures how hot or cold the air is and is caused by the kinetic energy of air molecules. It is measured...
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Air Pressure: A Key Weather Variable
Air pressure is the force exerted by air molecules and is measured using barometers in units like millibars and inches o...
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Humidity: A Key Weather Variable
Humidity measures the amount of water vapor in the air and is caused by evaporation. It is measured using hygrometers an...
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Relative Humidity: A Key Weather Variable
Relative humidity measures how much water vapor is in the air compared to the maximum it can hold. It is measured using ...
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Wind: A Key Weather Variable
Wind is the movement of air caused by differences in air pressure. It is measured using anemometers and wind vanes and p...
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6th Grade Science Reading Comprehension curriculum-resources
Understanding Sunspots
Sunspots are fascinating dark patches on the Sun's surface caused by intense magnetic activity that lowers the temperatu...
What are Solar Flares?
Renewable Resources: Energy for Our Future
This informative reading passage introduces elementary students to renewable resources and sustainable energy options. W...
Determining Earth's Carrying Capacity
Earth's carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of people the planet can support sustainably. This depends on fac...
Global Food Crisis Explained
The global food crisis is a pressing issue caused by climate change, conflict, and population growth. Rising temperature...
Plastic Pollution in Oceans
Plastic pollution is a major threat to oceans and marine life. Millions of tons of plastic waste enter the oceans yearly...
Renewable Energy and Sustainability
Renewable energy, such as solar and wind power, is crucial for reducing reliance on fossil fuels and combating climate c...
The Gaia Hypothesis
The Gaia Hypothesis, proposed by James Lovelock, suggests that Earth functions like a living organism, with all its part...
The Precautionary Principle
The Precautionary Principle is a decision-making guideline that suggests avoiding actions or policies that could harm pe...
Measuring Carbon Stored in Vegetation
Measuring carbon stored in vegetation is crucial for understanding climate change. Plants absorb CO₂ during photosynthes...
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Wind-Powered Trains In the Netherlands
The Netherlands is the first country to run all its electric trains on 100% wind power, thanks to wind farms on land and...
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Wind-Powered Skyscrapers in Bahrain
Skyscrapers in cities like Bahrain and New York are using wind turbines to generate clean energy. The Bahrain World Trad...
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Conserving Forests for Water Supply
Forests play a critical role in maintaining clean water supplies and regulating the water cycle. Conserving upstream for...
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Four Ways Forests Affect the Atmosphere
Forests play a vital role in regulating the atmosphere by absorbing CO₂, producing oxygen, cooling temperatures, and imp...
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The U.S. Wilderness Act of 1964
The U.S. Wilderness Act of 1964 protects over 100 million acres of wilderness, preserving biodiversity and providing rec...
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Certification of Sustainable Forestry Practices
Certification of sustainable forestry practices ensures responsible forest management by protecting biodiversity, reduci...
7.RI.7.3
Air Temperature: A Key Weather Variable
Air temperature measures how hot or cold the air is and is caused by the kinetic energy of air molecules. It is measured...
7.RI.7.1
Air Pressure: A Key Weather Variable
Air pressure is the force exerted by air molecules and is measured using barometers in units like millibars and inches o...
7.RI.7.3
Humidity: A Key Weather Variable
Humidity measures the amount of water vapor in the air and is caused by evaporation. It is measured using hygrometers an...
7.RI.7.1
Relative Humidity: A Key Weather Variable
Relative humidity measures how much water vapor is in the air compared to the maximum it can hold. It is measured using ...
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Wind: A Key Weather Variable
Wind is the movement of air caused by differences in air pressure. It is measured using anemometers and wind vanes and p...
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7th Grade Science Reading Comprehension curriculum-resources
Renewable Resources: Energy for Our Future
This informative reading passage introduces elementary students to renewable resources and sustainable energy options. W...
Determining Earth's Carrying Capacity
Earth's carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of people the planet can support sustainably. This depends on fac...
Global Food Crisis Explained
The global food crisis is a pressing issue caused by climate change, conflict, and population growth. Rising temperature...
Plastic Pollution in Oceans
Plastic pollution is a major threat to oceans and marine life. Millions of tons of plastic waste enter the oceans yearly...
Renewable Energy and Sustainability
Renewable energy, such as solar and wind power, is crucial for reducing reliance on fossil fuels and combating climate c...
The Gaia Hypothesis
The Gaia Hypothesis, proposed by James Lovelock, suggests that Earth functions like a living organism, with all its part...
The Precautionary Principle
The Precautionary Principle is a decision-making guideline that suggests avoiding actions or policies that could harm pe...
Measuring Carbon Stored in Vegetation
Measuring carbon stored in vegetation is crucial for understanding climate change. Plants absorb CO₂ during photosynthes...
7.RI.7.1
Wind-Powered Trains In the Netherlands
The Netherlands is the first country to run all its electric trains on 100% wind power, thanks to wind farms on land and...
7.RI.7.1
Wind-Powered Skyscrapers in Bahrain
Skyscrapers in cities like Bahrain and New York are using wind turbines to generate clean energy. The Bahrain World Trad...
7.RI.7.3
Conserving Forests for Water Supply
Forests play a critical role in maintaining clean water supplies and regulating the water cycle. Conserving upstream for...
7.RI.7.3
Four Ways Forests Affect the Atmosphere
Forests play a vital role in regulating the atmosphere by absorbing CO₂, producing oxygen, cooling temperatures, and imp...
7.RI.7.1
The U.S. Wilderness Act of 1964
The U.S. Wilderness Act of 1964 protects over 100 million acres of wilderness, preserving biodiversity and providing rec...
7.RI.7.2
Certification of Sustainable Forestry Practices
Certification of sustainable forestry practices ensures responsible forest management by protecting biodiversity, reduci...
7.RI.7.3
Air Temperature: A Key Weather Variable
Air temperature measures how hot or cold the air is and is caused by the kinetic energy of air molecules. It is measured...
7.RI.7.1
Air Pressure: A Key Weather Variable
Air pressure is the force exerted by air molecules and is measured using barometers in units like millibars and inches o...
7.RI.7.3
Humidity: A Key Weather Variable
Humidity measures the amount of water vapor in the air and is caused by evaporation. It is measured using hygrometers an...
7.RI.7.1
Relative Humidity: A Key Weather Variable
Relative humidity measures how much water vapor is in the air compared to the maximum it can hold. It is measured using ...
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Wind: A Key Weather Variable
Wind is the movement of air caused by differences in air pressure. It is measured using anemometers and wind vanes and p...
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8th Grade Science Reading Comprehension curriculum-resources
Renewable Resources: Energy for Our Future
This informative reading passage introduces elementary students to renewable resources and sustainable energy options. W...
Determining Earth's Carrying Capacity
Earth's carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of people the planet can support sustainably. This depends on fac...
Global Food Crisis Explained
The global food crisis is a pressing issue caused by climate change, conflict, and population growth. Rising temperature...
Plastic Pollution in Oceans
Plastic pollution is a major threat to oceans and marine life. Millions of tons of plastic waste enter the oceans yearly...
Renewable Energy and Sustainability
Renewable energy, such as solar and wind power, is crucial for reducing reliance on fossil fuels and combating climate c...
The Gaia Hypothesis
The Gaia Hypothesis, proposed by James Lovelock, suggests that Earth functions like a living organism, with all its part...
The Precautionary Principle
The Precautionary Principle is a decision-making guideline that suggests avoiding actions or policies that could harm pe...
Measuring Carbon Stored in Vegetation
Measuring carbon stored in vegetation is crucial for understanding climate change. Plants absorb CO₂ during photosynthes...
7.RI.7.1
Wind-Powered Trains In the Netherlands
The Netherlands is the first country to run all its electric trains on 100% wind power, thanks to wind farms on land and...
7.RI.7.1
Wind-Powered Skyscrapers in Bahrain
Skyscrapers in cities like Bahrain and New York are using wind turbines to generate clean energy. The Bahrain World Trad...
7.RI.7.3
Conserving Forests for Water Supply
Forests play a critical role in maintaining clean water supplies and regulating the water cycle. Conserving upstream for...
7.RI.7.3
Four Ways Forests Affect the Atmosphere
Forests play a vital role in regulating the atmosphere by absorbing CO₂, producing oxygen, cooling temperatures, and imp...
7.RI.7.1
The U.S. Wilderness Act of 1964
The U.S. Wilderness Act of 1964 protects over 100 million acres of wilderness, preserving biodiversity and providing rec...
7.RI.7.2
Certification of Sustainable Forestry Practices
Certification of sustainable forestry practices ensures responsible forest management by protecting biodiversity, reduci...
7.RI.7.3
Air Temperature: A Key Weather Variable
Air temperature measures how hot or cold the air is and is caused by the kinetic energy of air molecules. It is measured...
7.RI.7.1
Air Pressure: A Key Weather Variable
Air pressure is the force exerted by air molecules and is measured using barometers in units like millibars and inches o...
7.RI.7.3
Humidity: A Key Weather Variable
Humidity measures the amount of water vapor in the air and is caused by evaporation. It is measured using hygrometers an...
7.RI.7.1
Relative Humidity: A Key Weather Variable
Relative humidity measures how much water vapor is in the air compared to the maximum it can hold. It is measured using ...
7.RI.7.3
Wind: A Key Weather Variable
Wind is the movement of air caused by differences in air pressure. It is measured using anemometers and wind vanes and p...
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