Blend Science and Reading With 5th Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets!

Sometimes, there’s just not enough time in the school day to cover all those curriculum standards across all learning areas. Clever teachers know how to work smarter by integrating multiple learning areas into one learning activity. A great example of this is by teaching science content through reading comprehension passages!

This States of Matter worksheet pack is a great example of such integration. It enables students to build up their scientific knowledge of the concepts of matter, solids, liquids and gases while also improving their reading comprehension and vocabulary skills.

Read & Learn With Our Three Forms of Matter Worksheet Pack!

This printable resource consists of five reading passages and reading comprehension worksheets designed to boost your students’ scientific knowledge surrounding solids, liquids and gases. Each one-page passage is written on a 5th grade Reading level and includes a 10-question reading comprehension test to follow. These worksheets make great in-class assignments, homework assignments, and even small group reading activities. We have included the following Forms of Matter worksheets:

• All About Solids Reading Passage with Questions
• All About Liquids Reading Passage with Questions
• All About Gases Reading Passage with Questions
• What is Matter? Reading Passage with Questions
• Physical Properties of Matter Reading Passage with Questions

Download to Access Your Reading Comprehension Worksheets

Use the dropdown menu on the Download button above to access either the easy-print PDF  or the Google Slides version of this resource. (Note: You will be prompted to make a copy of the Google Slides template before accessing it.)

As this file contains multiple worksheets and answer pages, we recommend printing one copy of the entire file and then selecting and removing the pages you wish to photocopy for the students.

Please consider printing this resource double-sided for sustainability purposes.

This resource was created by Kaylyn Chupp, a teacher in Florida and Teach Starter collaborator.

Don’t stop there! Make sure you check out these printables to fill in your Forms of Matter Lesson Plans in a flash!

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