Description
Ensure comprehension with this SELF-GRADING Types of Energy 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: Potential energy, kinetic energy, nuclear energy, solar energy and more.
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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When students are able to use computers this a great source that allows student to take control of their learning.
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My students love this resource! Practical and relevant to their learning.
Susan S. –
I wish I had used this as a review for the different types of energy. My students needed a review of the different types. I chose to do this on introduction day, and I should have saved it for my review day.
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Amazing purchase! These are always something I like to use after speaking on a topic to help with better understanding!
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Great resource! used as independent practice for my students
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My students were so engaged with this easy to use resource. Thank you for taking the time to put this together and share with others.
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Jenna M. –
my students loved using this resource. it was very interactive.
StephanieT –
My students loved using this resource to extend their learning about the forms of energy! I assigned the Easel activity while I was out and the class had a substitute. Thank you!
Elva Quiroz –
Amazing resource! My students enjoyed it very much!
Carson S. –
This is a great resource! I used it for my sub plans, and it worked great.
Cortney J. –
This was great to use preparing for the state test!
Amy M. –
I had students read the passage with a partner then answer the questions individually. Great overview of the material.
Kailyn Gentry –
Love it!
Hannah O. –
This was a great activity to introduce the different forms of energy that we will be talking about to my students. The reading was clear and easily understood and the questions really helped the students to focus in their reading and pull out pertinent information.