Looking for a simple way to review important reading comprehension skills with your students? These reading strategies posters and anchor charts make the perfect visual reference for your classroom bulletin board, reading wall, small group area, or literacy center. Each anchor chart gives students a quick, easy-to-understand reminder of key reading strategies and skills they need throughout the year.

These context clues worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for grades 3–5, this resource helps students review context clues in both fiction and nonfiction passages by identifying definitions, synonyms, antonyms, examples, and descriptions and by using text evidence to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words.

These main idea and supporting details worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade, this resource helps students review identifying the main idea, finding supporting details, making inferences, summarizing informational text, and answering a short constructed response question.

These making inferences with nonfiction and fiction worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for grades 3–5, this resource helps students practice making inferences, using text evidence to support their thinking, understanding why events happen, summarizing passages, and writing short constructed responses.

These author’s purpose worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade, this resource helps students review identifying the author’s main point, recognizing text structure, finding supporting evidence, understanding why an author includes certain facts or details, and answering a short constructed response question.

These citing text evidence reading passages and worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade, this resource helps students review direct evidence, supporting evidence, text-based thinking, and how to find and cite text evidence using short nonfiction reading passages.

These theme in literature worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade, this resource helps students review identifying the topic of a story, determining the theme or lesson, finding details that support the theme, summarizing literary text, and answering a short constructed response question.

These text structure worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for grades 3–5, this resource helps students review identifying text structure, recognizing supporting details, explaining how ideas are organized, summarizing informational text, and answering a short constructed-response question.

These summarizing worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for grades 3–5, this resource helps students review identifying what a story or passage is mostly about, recognizing important details, distinguishing unimportant details, choosing the best summary, and writing a short summary response.

These point of view worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for grades 3–5, this resource helps students review identifying first person and third person point of view, determining who is telling the story, thinking about how the narrator’s point of view affects events, comparing how a story would change from another character’s point of view, and answering a short constructed response question.

These compare and contrast worksheets with paired passages are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for grades 3–5, this resource helps students review how to compare and contrast paired passages on the same topic by identifying similarities and differences, using text evidence, and explaining how two texts present information in different ways.

These Story Elements: Characters, Setting, Plot, and Theme worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for grades 3–5, this resource helps students review describing characters, explaining how character actions affect events, analyzing setting, understanding plot development, identifying theme, summarizing fiction, comparing characters or events, and answering a short constructed response question.

These author’s claim reasons and evidence worksheets are a quick and easy way to give students meaningful ELA test prep in just about 10 minutes a day. Designed as fast, manageable practice for grades 3–5, this resource helps students review identifying an author’s point, finding reasons and supporting details, explaining how evidence supports a point, recognizing connections between ideas, and answering a short constructed-response question.