Reading resources can be hard to come by. As a result, I put together this collection of FREE reading resources for teaching reading comprehension and strategies for 2nd Grade through 6th Grade.  Whether you are a classroom teacher or a homeschooling parent, teaching in-person or teaching online (distance learning), I have some FREE reading resources for everyone.

FREE Reading Resources

 

Daily Reading Review: Printable Version

I have been creating and using spiral review resources for over 10 years now! No matter how you choose to teach reading, I strongly believe in this resource type! Furthermore, daily reading review provides quality reading practice in a consistent format.  Students are exposed to professionally written, on-level texts and are required to think deeply.

Here is how it works…

1. Students complete just one set of questions per day, Monday through Thursday.
2. The same passage is used all week to promote fluency.
3. Each week focuses on one main skill/standard while continuously reviewing other standards.
4. You can then use the included Constructed Response Practice question during the week to help students practice writing longer responses.
5. On Friday, give the aligned reading comprehension quiz (4 multiple-choice questions and a constructed response).

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Daily Reading Review: Digital Version

This is the “DIGITAL” Google Forms version of my Daily Reading Review resource!  Each week includes a unique, professionally written passage with daily questions for students to answer. Each week also includes a quiz and a constructed response practice.

Here is how it works…

1. Each week consists of 6 google forms: 4 days of Review (Monday-Thursday), a Weekly Comprehension Quiz (Friday), and a Constructed Response Practice Question.
2. Share one Google Form per day with your students through your google drive (via link, email, google classroom, etc.)
3. Students complete one form per day and get immediate feedback on which questions they got correct and incorrect.
4. On Friday, students take the weekly quiz which is aligned to the daily spiral review from that week.
5. The constructed response question can be assigned at any time throughout the week.
6. Teachers can use the data to see where their students are still struggling and provide feedback.

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If you’d like to learn more about my reading review resources, check out my blog post, Making Reading Homework Meaningful!

Reading Response Graphic Organizers: Digital & Printable

These graphic organizers are perfect for guided reading, distance learning, AND Google Classroom! They are my favorite because you can pair them with ANY book!  No matter what a student is reading, Fiction or Nonfiction, one of these sheets will do the trick!  There is an activity for each major reading comprehension skill/strategy and these are perfect for grades 4-6.

Here is how it works…

1. Assign one activity to your students based on the skill you are working on in class.
2. Students work through the assignment over the day/week as they read their book.
3. They can type right on the pages and save their work with the digital version, or they can handwrite with the printable version.
4. Once finished, students can send the completed assignment back to the teacher.
5. These graphic organizers can be used over and over again all year long with any book!

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If you’d like to learn more about my Reading Response Graphic Organizers, check out my blog post How to Make Guided Reading Stress-Free