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This article makes an interesting supplement for teaching about World War I. Students will learn about how horses helped during the war and why they were important. Then they'll answer reading comprehension questions to test their recall and understanding of important details.

Learn all about the Florida panther, Florida's official state animal, with this reading comprehension passage and worksheet. The worksheet includes a vocabulary activity, a writing prompt, and several short answer and multiple choice questions.

Use this reading comprehension passage and worksheet to supplement lessons on checks and balances or the branches of U.S. government.

This article is all about the U.S. judicial branch and checks and balances. It includes reading comprehension questions, a vocabulary activity, and a writing prompt.

Help your students understand the branches of government with this trio of articles on checks and balances. This one focuses on the executive branch.

Students using this worksheet will get a great overview of the concept of erosion. Questions include short answer, a vocabulary activity, and a writing prompt.

Mount St. Helens is arguably the most famous volcano in the continental United States. By reading this article, students can learn all about it. Then they can test their comprehension skills by answering the questions.

With this article, students will learn all about the famous headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense, known as the Pentagon. Reading comprehension questions help test and reinforce their understanding of the text.

This worksheet is all about Poseidon, the king of the sea in Greek mythology. It features a short passage and five reading comprehension questions.

Hermes was a messenger to the gods, but also a god himself. Find out more about him with this short article.

Students learning about Greek mythology can find out more about this famous fire god with this helpful worksheet.

As goddess of hearth and home, Hestia was worshipped by all of ancient Greece. Find out more about this important deity with this worksheet.

Hades was said to rule everything under the earth, known as the underworld. Learn more about him with this short passage and worksheet.

If you were a farmer in ancient Greece, you might have prayed to Dionysus for a good harvest, but he watched over much more than just crops. Use this worksheet to learn more about him.

Demeter is known in Greek mythology as the goddess of the harvest. Students can find out more about her with this worksheet.

This worksheet is a great supplemental activity for students learning about Greek gods and goddesses.

Athena, the goddess of wisdom, was loved around Greece. Learn more about her with this short reading comprehension article.

With this short reading comprehension article, students will learn all about Artemis, a Greek goddess who presided over animals and nature.

Read this short article about the Greek god Ares, and then answer five questions to reinforce your understanding of the content.

Widely known for his fiery chariot, Apollo was actually considered the Greek god of many different things. Read this article and answer the questions to learn more about him.

Read this passage to learn more about Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of beauty and love. Then test your understanding by answering 5 reading comprehension questions.

Read about one of the most well-known Greek gods: Zeus. Then answer several reading comprehension questions.

Matilda the goose loves tasting pies, so when she has to bake one for a contest, she goes all out. Reading comprehension questions include multiple choice, short answer, vocabulary, and a writing prompt.

After reading this story of friendship, students can test their reading comprehension skills by answering the accompanying questions.

This is a story about a boy and his stuffed animal, and how he learns he can sleep without it if he wants to. Students will complete a series of reading comprehension questions to test their recollection of the story.

This article includes lots of facts about the amazing saguaro cactus of the Sonoran Desert. Test students' reading comprehension skills by having them answer the questions after reading the article.

This article tells all about temperate forests. Reading comprehension questions include a writing prompt, completing a diagram, multiple choice, and more.

This article is about an important unit in World War II, the 99th Fighter Squadron, or the Tuskegee Airmen. Reading comprehension questions include short answer, multiple choice, a vocabulary activity, and a writing prompt.

Learn about lemurs with this interesting article and then test your knowledge by answering the reading comprehension questions.

Students will read this poem about a dog going trick-or-treating and answer reading comprehension questions and a writing prompt.

After reading this poem about spring, students will answer reading comprehension questions, complete a vocabulary exercise, and follow a writing prompt.

This poem about friendship uses clever wordplay. Students will read it and then use their understanding of it to answer questions and complete a writing prompt.

This poem describes a horse having difficulty speaking. Readers will answer questions about the poem and the poetic devices it employs.

Honeydew is a bear who loves honey, but he comes into some trouble with the honeybees. Readers will answer questions and complete a writing prompt.

This fictional passage tells the story of three siblings coming to an agreement about what kind of cookies to make with their mom.

This article has tons of facts about these marine mammals. Reading comprehension questions include multiple choice, short answer, a vocabulary exercise, and a writing prompt.

Students will read this informative article about spider monkeys--the acrobats of the rain forest! Then they'll answer questions, including a vocabulary activity and writing prompt.

This reading passage informs students about the James Webb Space Telescope. Reading comprehension questions include multiple choice, a vocabulary exercise, and a writing prompt.

With this article, readers will learn all about the important roles animals played in World War I. Then, they'll answer questions about the article, including multiple choice and short answer questions, a vocabulary activity, and a writing prompt.

This poem tells about the seasons. It's laid out to visually represent the cycle that moves from one season to the next. After reading the poem, students answer questions, and complete a vocabulary activity and a writing prompt relating to what they've reead.

This article tells the story of Lieutenant Gail Halvorsen, AKA Uncle Wiggly Wings, an air force pilot who dropped candy to the children of Berlin after World War II. The worksheet includes reading comprehension questions, a vocabulary exercise, and a writing prompt.

This passage is about a boy writing a story for his homework and how the trouble he has doing so inspires a new story.

Readers of this passage will learn the differences between two animals that look very similar--snakes and glass lizards. Then they'll answer comprehension questions, complete a crossword, and follow a writing prompt.

In this story, Horse waits impatiently while Cow makes him a surprise. Reading comprehension questions about the story include multiple choice, short answer, a vocabulary activity, and a writing prompt.

Students learn all about the Erie Canal and how it impacted the development of New York State and the United States as a whole. After reading the article, they can complete reading comprehension questions, a vocabulary exercise, and a writing exercise.

This engaging article will teach readers all about otters. Then, they'll complete reading comprehension questions that reinforce key ideas from the article.

Monkey, Squirrel, and Sloth are three friends who disagree on what color to paint their treehouse.

Luca and Ivy are collecting colorful autumn leaves and using them to make shapes on the ground.

Louisa May Alcott is the American author who wrote the Little Women book series.

Read this short biographical passage about the Wright Brothers, and learn about their infamous 1903 invention: the motorized airplane.