5th Grade Reading Projects, Enrichment For the Entire Year! PDF and Digital!

5th Grade Reading Enrichment Research Projects for the Entire Year! Thirty-two weekly non-fiction reading enrichment projects in which students research topics and then answer the follow-up questions. The questions, not only check for comprehension of the topic researched, but review common reading text structures such as author's purpose, tone, mood, theme, compare/contrast, plot, cause and effect and more. Aligned to most 5th grade reading curriculum including STAAR/CCSS. Great for early finishers and as a challenge for advanced readers. Also a great opportunity to integrate technology in the classroom.

Perfectly suitable for distance learning as well.

For example: when studying a rainforest; the students will research the climate, habitat, natural resources and other attributes to research the answers to interesting hot topic questions.

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5th Grade Math Enrichment Weekly Research Projects

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5th Grade Enrichment Project Bundle! Reading, Science, Math Projects All Year!

Topics include:

Coat of Arms

Thomas Edison

The 19th Amendment

The Dust Bowl

LeBron James

Niagara Falls

The Parker Brothers

D-Day

The Titanic

Bill Gates

Trail of Tears

The Cold War

King Tut

Simone Biles

Cinco de Mayo

The Industrial Revolution

The Gulf War

The Louisiana Purchase

Sam Walton

Ellis Island

The Battle of Gettysburg

Cesar Chavez

Pocahontas

Thomas Jefferson

Harper's Ferry Raid

Charles Lindbergh Flight

The Boston Tea Party

The First Transcontinental Railway

Thurgood Marshall

Abigail Adams

The Vietnam War

Malala Yousafzai

Adding enrichment to your classroom shouldn’t have to be time consuming and difficult to manage. This program is easy to manage and extremely rewarding for your students as well as a great way to integrate technology with reading in your classroom. By using this resource in your classroom, you will be offering an easy solution on how to challenge your advanced readers and provide early finishers with an opportunity to advance their reading skills in a real life meaningful way.