Reading Comprehension Passages: SOCIAL STUDIES Edition

Description

Integrating social studies into your reading curriculum has never been easier! We have designed fun and interactive reading printables that cover a variety of important social studies topics. Some of these topics include: community helpers, voting, famous Americans, United States symbols, map skills, and economy. After your students read each passage, they will complete a simple comprehension activity that directly relates to what they have read. Read these passages together as a class, in groups, or independently depending on the reading level of your students.

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48 Non-Fiction Social Studies Passages:

1.A Very Special Me

2.Family

3.Comparing Families

4.Types of Homes

5.Building a Home

6.Helpers in Our Community

7.Firefighter

8.Police Officer

9.Postal Worker

10.Dentist

11.Doctor

12.Teacher

13.Pilot

14.Garbage Collector

15.A Good Citizen

16.Home & School Rules

17.Classroom Rights

18.Classroom Responsibilities

19.What is Voting?

20.Who Can Vote?

21.United States Symbols

22.Our Flag

23.Pledge of Allegiance

24.Statue of Liberty

25.The Bald Eagle

26.The White House

27.Liberty Bell

28.George Washington

29.Thomas Jefferson

30.Abraham Lincoln

31.Harriet Tubman

32.Helen Keller

33.Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

34.Rosa Parks

35.Cesar Chavez

36.Neil Armstrong

37.Famous Americans Review

38.What Are Maps?

39.Map Symbols

40.Compass Rose

41.Landforms

42.Life Long Ago

43.Time for Play!

44.Time for School!

45.Needs & Wants

46.Spending Money

47.Goods & Services

48.Producers & Consumers

Perfect for grades K-1. Kindergarten teachers will find these passages valuable for their students with a more guided instruction approach.

**** Please download our preview for a FREE sample printable to try with your class.

You may also enjoy our other reading comprehension packs:

HOLIDAYS & CELEBRATIONS edition

LIFE, EARTH, and PHYSICAL SCIENCE Bundle

PRINTING TIP: If you are having students place these in a social studies composition notebook, print the pages out at a reduced size to fit just right. Go to custom scale and key in 85%.

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