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Arbor Day Reading Comprehension Activities

Have you ever wondered how Arbor Day started? Would you believe that more than 1 million trees were planted on the first Arbor Day? Students will learn these fun facts and more with these Arbor Day Reading Comprehension Activities!

What is included with this Arbor Day Reading Comprehension Bundle?

This resource provides 6 fun, no-prep activities for your language arts or social studies class on or around Groundhog Day. Included–

• 1 Passage with Reading Comprehension Questions: This one-page passage includes information about how Arbor Day started, how the holiday has changed throughout the years, and how it is celebrated today. Six open-ended comprehension questions are included with the passage.
• 3 Worksheets: Worksheets include a vocabulary activity, word search, and an activity about when Arbor Day is celebrated in different states.
• 1 Game
• 1 Foldable Book

How can these Arbor Day Reading Comprehension activities be used?

These no-prep Arbor Day Reading Comprehension activities are a fun way to incorporate the holiday into your upper elementary classroom while still covering ELA standards. The worksheets and activities can be used as–

• Centers
• Small group instruction
• Homework
• Morning work
• Early finisher work

Are digital activities included?

The Arbor Day passage, questions, and worksheets are provided in both PDF and digital formats. When you purchase this product, you will receive a link to open the digital file in Google Slides.

Don’t miss out!

Your lesson plans for Arbor Day are already done with these Arbor Day Reading Comprehension activities! Students will enjoy celebrating the holiday while reviewing reading, writing, and vocabulary skills.

 

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