20 Turn Key HALLOWEEN High Interest Low Level Reading Comprehension & Fluency

 These HALLOWEEN themed High Interest, Low Level reading passages are for grades 5-12. They are perfect for older struggling readers and are aligned with the CCSS for English Language Arts. 20 reading passages with comprehension checks and fluency at reading level grades 1-2. Please check out the preview to see the exact reading level for each passage.


These are 20 HIGH INTEREST-LOW LEVEL READABILITY
PASSAGES – perfect for Distance, Digital, Hybrid and Classroom learning. The passages are designed

for students to read on their own and complete quick comprehension assessments. The assessments contain five to six multiple-choice questions.

Following each passage – is the same passage in Fluency Assessment form. These are research-based and help increase reading fluency.

Halloween Reading Comprehension
The readings are high interest but at accessible reading levels. This resource is perfect for reluctant older readers who need reading practice but are put off by text that looks “young” or “babyish.”

The reading and comprehension also comes in GOOGLE SLIDE and Easel. I am in the process of adding audio read-alongs to the Easel, so download often.

The reading techniques used in this resource are research-based and appeal to students in grades 5 through 12. Readability scores were determined using the Renaissance ATOS calculator.

They are ghost story/Halloween themed!

These are not part of the growing bundle.

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Please have a look at my other similar resources
High Low Reading Set 9 – December Holiday Themed

Thank you for looking!

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