Main Idea & Details Activities Worksheets Graphic Organizers Hispanic Heritage

Hispanic Heritage month is Sept. 15-Oct. 15! Start the year off right by tackling MAIN IDEA Skills right away using passages based on Back to School and Hispanic Heritage passages. These HIGH INTEREST reading passages with graphic organizers are fantastic for students to use as they practice finding the main idea and supporting details. Finding the Main Idea & Supporting Details can be challenging for your students. If your students need more practice/review with FINDING THE MAIN IDEA and SUPPORTING DETAILS, here's a great set! There's also a FREE lesson included on how to teach MAIN IDEA! These non-fiction passages are perfect for teaching students how to identify the main idea and supporting details. This is a NO PREP (Print & Sprint!) 60+ page Main Idea & Supporting Details practice packet. The topics are related to Hispanic Heritage month (Sept. 15-Oct. 15) and high interest Back to School topics

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The set is divided into 10 pages of informational text and then the 10 coordinating worksheet for students to find & write the Main Idea & Supporting Details for each text.

The paragraphs begin with a topic sentence, which makes it easy to find the main idea. There are AT LEAST 3 Supporting Details for each Main Idea, to make it easy to find those, too, so student answers will vary a little bit.