Leo Reads the Signs of Spring

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Grade 5 Reading Comprehension Spring Nature Theme Nonfiction 6 Questions

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Grade 5 nonfiction reading passage about Reading Comprehension. Spring Nature theme. 6 comprehension questions covering main idea, inference, vocabulary, text evidence and more. Answer key included (CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.5.1).

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What is included

130-160 word nonfiction reading passage
Spring Nature theme to keep kids engaged
6 comprehension questions — multiple skill types
Question types: Main Idea, Vocabulary, Inference, Text Evidence, Cause and Effect, Author's Purpose
3 answer lines per question
Answer key on page 3
Print-ready PDF — Letter size — 3 pages
Teacher Tip

Before reading, ask students to predict what a spring nature walk could have in common with reading a nonfiction text — then revisit their predictions after reading to spark a class discussion about text evidence and inference skills.

Sample Questions
1

What is this passage mostly about?

2

What details does Leo record when he finds the green shoots? Use a quote from the passage to support your answer.

3

What does the word evidence mean as it is used in this passage?

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Reading Passage Preview

Leo spent a warm April morning exploring the meadow behind his school. He carried a notebook and planned to read nature like a book. First, Leo noticed tiny green shoots pushing through the soil. He wrote down what he saw, what color it was, and where it grew. Good readers do the same thing — they n...

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About this Grade 5 Reading Comprehension Passage

This printable reading comprehension passage is designed for Grade 5 students. The Spring Nature theme makes reading engaging while students build essential comprehension skills. Six questions cover a range of reading strategies including main idea, text evidence, vocabulary in context, inference, cause and effect, and author's purpose (CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.5.1).