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Reading Comprehension — Mrs. Hart’s 5th grade (5H)

Reading Comprehension

Each week there will be a new reading comprehension packet. There are 5 pages (one for each day of the week). They may be completed all in one day, one each day or any way that works with your schedule. Answers for all 5 days must be turned in each Friday.

After reading a passage and the corresponding questions on your computer screens, students will print a bubble answer sheet and record their answers on that sheet. Answer sheet should be turned in on Friday in the homework sorter.

Print the Bubble Answer Sheet below to submit your answers. Be sure to fill in your student code and the bubbles under each number. Write the answer to day 5 on the back (in cursive.)

Instructions for filling out the Bubble Answer Sheet

Write in your name, date, and class (5H) in the appropriate boxes. In the quiz box, write «week number #. Fill in your student ID code. Everyone’s ID code starts with the numbers 515 and adds your class student number—51501 is the student ID code for student #1 in our class. 5 is for grade 5, 15 is for our room number). Fill in the bubbles under each of the numbers in your ID code.

​Answers should be filled in corresponding to the number of each item. For example, record the answer for Day 1, Question 1 on #11 on the answer sheet, Day 1, Question 2 on #12 etc. The answer for Day 2, Question 1 should be filled in on #21 etc. Follow the same pattern for each day. NO ANSWERS SHOULD BE FILLED IN on the answer sheet FOR NUMBERS 1-10, 16-20; 26-30; 36-40; and 49-50. Please don’t cross out those numbers, just leave these bubbles blank.

​Day 5 should be written on the back of your bubble answer sheet. Make sure to fully answer the question (at least 5 sentences), write in CURSIVE, put the question in the answer, check for spelling or grammar errors and include a conclusion sentence. Day 5 is worth 5 points (one for each of the above items).

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Reading Comprehension Packets

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Reading Worksheets | Fifth Grade Reading Worksheets

Fifth Grade Reading Worksheets

This is the fifth grade reading section. Reading is the action or skill of reading written or printed matter silently or aloud. It is vital for students to start reading at an early age. Reading enables a child to improve their vocabulary background and comprehension of written text. Reading annually and building upon reading skills is an important habit to build. The fifth grade reading worksheets provided give ample practice with reading at the beginner levels. The first grade reading worksheets contain good comprehension questions that will challenge the student at the beginning reading level. Our fifth grade reading worksheets may be used for a variety of learning levels.

Our Fifth Grade Reading Worksheets are free to download and easy to access in PDF format. Use these fifth grade reading worksheets at school or at home.

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Spring.

A book for extracurricular reading. Grade 5″

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Compiled by: Galina Gubanova

Moscow: AST, St. Petersburg: Astrel, Tula: Rodnichok, 1999

Series: Rodnichok. Book for extracurricular reading

Circulation: 15000 copies.
+ 10000 copies (additional circulation)

ISBN: 5-89624-001-5

Cover type:
hard

Pages: 336

Description:

The collection is compiled in accordance with the program for extracurricular reading in literature in the 5th grade of a secondary school, developed by the Institute of General Education of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation.

Contents:

  1. Russian folk tales in the processing of A. Afanasyev

    1. Russian folk tale «For the rolling pin — goose», pp. 5-10
    2. Russian folk tale «Ivan Bykovich», pp. 11-21
    3. Russian folk tale «Seven years», pp. 22-26
  2. Tales of the peoples of the world

    1. Fairy tale «About a cat, a rooster and a sickle», pp. 27-32
    2. Fairy tale «Three oranges», pp. 33-40
  3. Tales of Russian and foreign writers of the 19th century

    1. Petr Ershov. The Little Humpbacked Horse (fairy tale), pp. 41-113
    2. Wilhelm Grimm, Jakob Grimm. Snow White and Krasnozorka (fairy tale, illustrations by Y. Kravets, V. V. Yudin, O. Muratova, V. Fedotov, N. Zakharov, N. Rashchektaev, K. Fadin, V. Gluschenkov, V. Losev), pp. 114- 121
    3. Hans Christian Andersen. Swineherd, fairy tale, pp. 122-126
  4. Works of Russian writers of the 19th century

    1. Ivan Krylov. Fables, pp. 127-131
    2. Alexander Pushkin. The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Bogatyrs, pp. 132-148
    3. Nikolai Gogol. Evening on the eve of Ivan Kupala, story, pp. 149-164
    4. Mikhail Lermontov. Two giants (poem), pp. 165-165
    5. Mikhail Lermontov. Ashik-Kerib (fairy tale), pp. 166-173
    6. Ivan Turgenev. Bezhin meadow (story), pp. 174-192
  5. Tales of Russian and foreign writers of the 20th century

    1. Konstantin Paustovsky. The Adventures of the Rhinoceros Beetle (fairy tale), pp. 196-200
    2. Andrey Platonov. Soldier and queen, fairy tale, pp. 201-208
    3. Karel Capek. Bird’s Tale, pp. 209-215
    4. Gianni Rodari. About Apollonia, who was the best at making jam, a fairy tale, pp. 216-217
    5. Gianni Rodari. The road that leads nowhere, fairy tale, pp. 218-220
    6. Gianni Rodari. How a boy played with a stick, fairy tale, pp. 221-222
    7. Gianni Rodari. Crystal Giacomo, fairy tale, pp. 223-224
    8. Gianni Rodari. Blue traffic light, fairy tale, pp. 225-225
    9. Gianni Rodari. The well in Cascina Piana, fairy tale, pp. 226-228
  6. Works of Russian writers of the 20th century

    1. Ivan Bunin. In the countryside, short story, pp. 230-236
    2. Leonid Andreev. Petka at the dacha, story, pp. 237-246
    3. Ivan Shmelev. My Mars, story, pp. 247-276
    4. Alexander Kuprin. Taper, short story, pp. 277-290
    5. Mikhail Zoshchenko. Tree (story), pp. 291-294
    6. Mikhail Zoshchenko. Galoshes and ice cream (story), pp. 295-299
    7. Mikhail Zoshchenko. No need to lie (story), page 299-303
    8. Mikhail Zoshchenko. Thirty Years Later (short story), pp. 303-306
    9. Mikhail Prishvin. Yarik (story), pp. 307-311
    10. Mikhail Prishvin. Traitor sausage (story), pp. 312-314
    11. Vasily Belov. Vovka-Satyuk (story), pp. 315-324
    12. Victor Astafiev. Belogrudka, story, pp. 325-329
    13. Victor Astafiev. Kapalukha, story, pp. 329-330
    14. Victor Astafiev. Why did I kill the corncrake?, short story, pp. 331-333

Note:

2002 — add. circulation of 10,000 copies. — AST, Astrel, Rodnichok (ISBN 5-17-009452-3, 5-271-02514-4)

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