Description
Ensure comprehension with this SELF-GRADING Force and Motion DIGITAL Reading Passage and Questions for Google Classroom™. The non-fiction reading passage in digital format is delivered through Google Forms™ but a printable copy is inside as well!
Topics include: Interesting facts about Force, Motion, and Newton’s Laws.
Simply share the link provided, have your students complete the reading and questions, and open the responses to see their score. It’s THAT EASY! The Google Form™ questions are completely editable by teachers. You can easily add questions, delete questions, change responses or change the question type.
What’s Included?
- Non-Fiction Reading Passage (2 pages)
- Teacher Directions
- Answer Key
- 15 Question Assessment to Check for Understanding
- Self-Grading Form to Save You Time!
- Printable Version
- Digital Version
What types of questions are used?
- Multiple Choice (6)
- True or False (9)
- Editable questions
What do students need?
- Access to Google Classroom™ (if using the digital format)
- Google™ accounts
- Know how to ZOOM IN and ZOOM OUT to enlarge or shrink the screen
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Jennifer D. –
Great Resource. My fifth grade class really enjoyed this.
Lindsey C. –
THIS IS A GREAT RESOURCE FOR MY STUDENTS. THANK YOU! 🙂
Sarah S. –
This helped build background knowledge and review for students who needed extra support during our force & motion unit.
Cory W. –
My students love this resource! Practical and relevant to their learning.
Samantha Weir –
This was so cute and so engaging! It was the perfect resource!
Fals In Love With Teaching –
Amazing resource! 10/10 recommend to all my teacher friends.
EmmansEducation –
This was a fun resource for my students. They enjoyed reading the information and working with a partner on the activity.
Lauren A. –
Great Resource. Used with my students for independent practice
Megan C. –
I love anything that is self grading, and this is no exception! This is a fun and easy to use resource!
Joy D. –
Great resource to use during intervention and science class.
Marissa Hirsch –
My students enjoyed reading about the affects of force on objects.
That Elementary and Middle Math Teacher –
I loved using this resource for teaching science to my 5th graders!
Misty’s Creativity Store –
I really enjoyed using this with my students and having the option of a paper copy or an online copy. I used this as a sub plan and it worked out well.
Kendra S. –
Great end-of-year review for my sixth-grade students!
Margaret L. –
This was a great resource! It was used as a supplemental source when I was absent.
The Math Side of Life –
Love self checking activities, students really love getting that immediate feedback.
Sarah Hersch –
This was a great resource to leave for a substitute teacher while in the force and motion unit!
Kimberly D. –
You have done a wonderful job with this resource. The students really enjoyed it and it is very engaging.
Stephanie Rush –
Great!
Terri Ross –
This activity worked very well for my students. Thank you!