Description
This Weather Close Reading bundle includes three close reading sets about weather tools, cloud types, and storm types. The articles are aligned with the Virginia Standards of Learning (4.6) and each article includes a schema builder, vocabulary set, the article, a questioning page that requires text evidence, and a written response for deeper thinking and text citation.
HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS WEATHER CLOSE READING BUNDLE?
Often struggling readers need extra practice and ways to master content area concepts. I use these to practice notetaking and text marking as well as questioning skills. There are 18 pages total in the bundle, and each of the three sets will be used over 3-5 days. The set would work well with a weather science unit or for small group reading to reinforce the concepts (which is how I will be using them). The articles are written at a 700-750 lexile level…fourth to fifth grade level.
Concepts include the following terms and topics:
- Meteorology Tools-barometer, thermometer, anemometer, weather vane, hygrometer
- Warm and Cold Fronts
- Cloud types-Cumulus, Stratus, Nimbus, etc.
- Storm types
Preview the images provided for a closeup of what’s included and how it might help your students.
Sweet Integrations – Sandy Cangelosi –
I love this unit! It’s so complete with vocabulary, the reading passage and so much more. Many thanks
Charisma S. –
This unit looks great! I look forward to using it soon!
The Confetti Teacher –
thanks!
Jennifer O. –
Thank you! This was helpful!
Leeanne G. –
Look forward to using it.
InChambles –
Perfect!
Josephine D. –
These articles make integrating Weather and Language Arts easy. Still working on close reading, but the students will get better with these wonderful resources.
Stefanie M. –
These were great to use during our recent weather unit — definitely made the students go back to look for the actual proof for their answers!
Donna B. –
Thank you for your hard work! These will be great for guided reading!
Melissa R. –
Great for partner work!
Erica T. –
This pack is perfect for challenging some of my first graders!
Megan C. –
Thanks!
Shannon Horton –
Great resource!
Robin’s Nest –
So great for close reading during our weather unit! Super product!
J S. –
Great resource!
Terra S. –
Great resource for weather!