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Nonfiction Text Features: Wild, Wild Weather

Learn about wild, wild weather like tornadoes and waterspouts! In third and fourth grade, students practice reading nonfiction. This worksheet introduces students to weather phenomena in a one-page reading full of nonfiction text features, and then asks them to show their comprehension by completing several short-answer questions. Learning the features on nonfiction texts is a key part of the ELA curriculum.

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Third Grade Fourth Grade

Subject

Reading & Writing Reading Non-Fiction Features of Non-Fiction Texts Diagrams in Non-Fiction Texts Pictures and Captions in Non-Fiction Texts Headings in Non-Fiction Texts

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RI.3.7 RI.4.7

English Language Arts and Reading Grade 4 4.9.D.ii Grade 2 2.9.D.ii Grade 3 3.9.D.ii

English Grade Two R.2.8.a Grade Three R.3.6.c

English Language Arts Grade 2 3.3 Grade 3 3.3

English Language Arts Grade 5 2.1.C.1 Grade 2 3.2.B.1 Grade 3 2.1.C.1 3.2.B.1 3.4.A.2

English Year 3 ACELY1680.d

English Level 3 RV.VCELY257.4

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