Looking for French reading comprehension activities? These fall-themed worksheets will let you assess how much your students understand from texts.
In order to improve their reading comprehension, students need to work with texts. There’s no secret there.
However, variety is key if you want to keep kiddos engaged.
Keep reading to learn more!
French Fall Reading Comprehension Activity
True reading comprehension comprises two things: understanding what is in the text and also what is not.
Do you want your students to engage with reading and thinking deep?
Of course, we do.
Students should be paying attention to words in context and the meaning of the text, and they should be able to answer comprehension questions as well.
If we can help them improve reading fluency, that’s a plus!
So check out how you can get that with this set of French fall worksheets!
These French Fall Reading Comprehension Worksheets will make your students:
- work on recognizing and using high-frequency vocabulary in context. They’ll be cutting and pasting high-frequency words to fill in the blanks in the text.
- use critical thinking to decide which words to use to fill each blank.
- read the text closely to answer multiple choice questions. They have to go back to the text in order to answer the questions.
- improve reading fluency by reading the text multiple times. They’ll be coloring one circle at a time for each complete reading they do, preferably out loud (by themselves or to a partner).
- work on fine motor skills by cutting, pasting, and coloring.
This French autumn set includes 15 texts (in two differentiated versions) with fall-themed topics: apples, pumpkins, fallen leaves, and so on.
There are two versions of each text. One of the versions is slightly more difficult so you can differentiate the activity (check out the photo above).
These sheets are great for literacy centers and even fast finishers.
This FALL set is available on my TpT store!
Click here or on the picture above to check it out!
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Merci!
Lucy 🙂
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