Parents (page 19)

A nonfiction passage about papyrus in ancient Egypt for 1st grade, 85 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

Read Why Do We Have Seasons? aloud on the projector: 9 pages of big type with each word lit as it is said, 524 words (about 4 minutes), level 9, grade 4, and 5 questions to talk about.

Dividing by 2 to 10 with no remainder: 20 problems in three versions with answer keys, stacked or on a line. Free, no sign-in.

A nonfiction passage about the first bicycles for 1st grade, 86 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

Read The First Steps aloud on the projector: 12 pages of big type with each word lit as it is said, 755 words (about 6 minutes), level 9, grade 4, and 5 questions to talk about.

Read The Bus Boycott aloud on the projector: 12 pages of big type with each word lit as it is said, 924 words (about 7 minutes), level 10, grade 5, and 5 questions to talk about.

A nonfiction passage about how news spread in a town for 1st grade, 96 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

Read The Great Fire of London aloud on the projector: 11 pages of big type with each word lit as it is said, 821 words (about 6 minutes), level 10, grade 5, and 5 questions to talk about.

A nonfiction passage about street lamps before electric lights for 1st grade, 92 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

A nonfiction passage about the hourglass for 1st grade, 98 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

Read The Velveteen Rabbit aloud on the projector: 21 pages of big type with each word lit as it is said, 1913 words (about 14 minutes), level 10, grade 5, and 5 questions to talk about.

Dividing a three-digit number by a single digit, with remainders: 20 problems in three versions with answer keys, stacked or on a line. Free, no sign-in.

A nonfiction passage about milk delivered by horse and wagon for 1st grade, 102 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

Read Trouble on Apollo 13 aloud on the projector: 12 pages of big type with each word lit as it is said, 1064 words (about 8 minutes), level 11, grade 6, and 5 questions to talk about.

A nonfiction passage about ancient Roman roads for 1st grade, 94 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

Read The Secret Garden aloud on the projector: 15 pages of big type with each word lit as it is said, 1798 words (about 13 minutes), level 13, grade 8, and 5 questions to talk about.

A nonfiction passage about the first ice skates for 1st grade, 91 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

A nonfiction passage about quill pens for 1st grade, 91 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

A nonfiction passage about early telephone switchboards for 1st grade, 89 words, with five comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

Adding fractions that need a common denominator: 20 problems in three versions with answer keys, printed on a line. Free, no sign-in.

A nonfiction passage about beekeepers for 1st grade, 80 words, with six comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

Multiplying two proper fractions: 20 problems in three versions with answer keys, printed on a line. Free, no sign-in.

A nonfiction passage about piano tuners for 1st grade, 80 words, with six comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.

A nonfiction passage about shoe repair for 1st grade, 92 words, with six comprehension questions, an answer key and vocabulary. Print it or read it big.