Questions from the Text Reading Center for Nonfiction 4th and 5th Grades

Whether you’re looking for a Questions from the Text Reading Center or need an easy-to-use but effective reading activity for partner practice, independent work, whole-class games, spiral review, or test prep, this Text Evidence Reading Center has you covered.

Engaging and Effective: Reinforce finding text evidence by asking students to locate answers to “right there” questions using interactive practice that captivates your students.

Flexible Learning Options: With print, Google Forms, and interactive PDFs, you’ll enjoy the freedom to choose the best option for your classroom – no matter what the world throws at you!

➡️ ➡️ ➡️ The self-grading Google Forms are hassle-free and provide valuable data, while the interactive PDFs can be used on any device, even offline! And let’s not forget the timeless appeal of hands-on printable reading games and task cards for partner or small group work.

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED ✅

32 Questions from the Text Nonfiction Task Cards

Google Forms (4 smaller sets for easier assigning)

PDF Interactive Digital Game (4 smaller sets for easier assigning)

Two Game Boards (color and black and white)

Record Sheet

Answer Key

Center Directions for Students (Includes an editable version too)

Teacher Notes PDF and LINKS

Getting Started Guide for How to Assign Interactive PDF Games

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❤️ Why You’ll Love This Resource: ❤️

Comprehensive Coverage: Aligned to cover questions from the text and text evidence reading skills, this reading center ensures your students receive consistent practice with this reading standard in a less overwhelming format than lengthy passages and assignments.

Game Format: The hands-on task cards print game, plus Google Forms, and Interactive PDF formats, keep students engaged and excited about learning.

Teacher-Friendly Features: The Google Forms are NO PREP and self-grading, providing you with instant data. The interactive PDF version is also NO PREP, self-checking, and offers immediate feedback to students. The print version’s multiple-choice format makes grading a breeze. Plus, editable directions allow you to customize gameplay according to your preferences.

Routine, Routine, Routine: Using the Questions from the Text for Nonfiction Reading Center, as well as the other centers included in the YEARLONG BUNDLE offers a two-fold benefit. As a teacher, building a reading center planning routine will save you hours upon hours of lesson planning time. No more searching for standards and skill-aligned resources. You’ll have everything you need in one convenient folder on your computer.

For students, building a reading center routine helps reinforce expectations and keep students engaged and on task while you meet with small groups to provide targeted differentiation and instruction.

This resource targets the following:

• Refer to details and examples in a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text. RI 4.1
• Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text. RI 5.1