Informational Text Using Charts Digital Reading – 4th Grade Nonfiction

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED ✅

2 passages:

• Swordfish
• Lighthouses

2 sets of vocabulary

2 sets of comprehension questions

4 Informational Text Using Charts, Diagrams, and Graphs activity slides.

Answer Key (2 versions)

Teacher Notes PDF with LINKS

SAVE MORE and GET MORE with the YEARLONG Knowledge Builders Mega Bundle for 4th Grade!!! It has 20 key reading units that cover 4th grade reading standards for fiction and nonfiction!

❤️ Why You’ll Love This Resource: ❤️

Comprehensive Coverage: Aligned to Informational Text Using Charts, Diagrams, and Graphs reading skills, this digital reading unit ensures your students receive consistent practice with this reading standard in a more interactive format than lengthy passages and assignments.

Increase Content Knowledge: The high-interest stories, vocabulary in context, and reading comprehension will help your students build their content knowledge and fill in some learning gaps.

Teacher-Friendly Features: The Google Slides are NO PREP and easy to grade with PDF and digital answer keys. There’s nothing to cut or laminate, and no papers are needed either! Plus, there’s enough material included for 2 – 4 days of reading activities or 2 full weeks of centers!

Routine, Routine, Routine: Using the Informational Text Using Charts and Graphs Knowledge Builder, as well as the other digital reading units included in the YEARLONG BUNDLE, offers a two-fold benefit. As a teacher, building a reading block 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, consistently using digital reading units helps establish a reading block routine to 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:

Interpret information presented visually, orally, or quantitatively (e.g., in charts, graphs, diagrams, time lines, animations, or interactive elements on Web pages) and explain how the information contributes to an understanding of the text in which it appears. RI.4.7

Need another grade? We’ve got you covered!

3rd Grade:

Knowledge Builders Fiction and Nonfiction for 3rd Grade (Bundle of 20 units)

5th Grade:

Knowledge Builders Fiction and Nonfiction for 5th Grade (Bundle of 20 units)

Looking for more 4th/5th Grade reading centers?

YEARLONG Reading Centers for 4th/5th Grade in Fiction and Nonfiction (Bundle of 20 Centers)

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