Menu

8th Grade Nonfiction Reading Bundle – 10 Fascinating High-Interest Articles

$20.00

Description

Looking for a high-interest 8th grade nonfiction reading bundle? Your students will love reading these nonfiction articles because it appeals to their interests!

It can be very challenging to find 8th grade nonfiction reading comprehension passages with age-appropriate content at the right skill level for students. This bundle includes 10 articles that aim to support their nonfiction reading comprehension skills by engaging their interests!

Your 8th Grade Nonfiction Reading Bundle topics include:
✨ “For and Against Zoos” – 2 articles arguing about the impact of zoos

✨ “The Miracle on Ice” – the U.S. ice hockey win in the 1980’s Winter Olympics

✨ “Auroras, Myths, & Legends” – the myths surrounding the Aurora Borealis

✨ “The Pit” – 3 letters to the editors voicing what should be done about a city issue

✨ “John Brown’s Cabin” – 3 versions of the sign for a museum exhibit’s wax replica

✨ “Decoding Dreams” – decoding cultural interpretations of various dreams

✨ “The Inventor of the Stoplight” – details the life of inventor Garrett Morgan

✨ “Celebrating Kwanzaa” – shares the origination and traditions of Kwanzaa

✨ “The Science of Superheroes” – explains the science behind certain superpowers

✨ “Espionage and Spycraft” – explores the history of spies and espionage

What teachers like you are saying about a similar resource (HIGH SCHOOL nonfiction bundle):

Heather K.
Heather K.
Read More
"This is especially good for students who don't enjoy nonfiction reading. The topics are interesting and so far, the majority of the students enjoyed the activities. Thank you :)"
Amber B.
Amber B.
Read More
"I was hooked when I saw the text titles and skills that would assess students in this bundle. My students are engaged because they're not the norm of what we read. I will definitely continue to use this resource in the time to come."
Thuha B.
Thuha B.
Read More
"I love these creative writing ideas and my students do too! It has something for everyone so sometimes I assign different ones within the bundle based on student interest."
Previous
Next