Are your students struggling with finding evidence in informational text? Once they find it, can the explain why its evidence? Looking for a no-prep, interactive way to help your middle and high school students master or review identifying types of text evidence in informational texts? This digital self-checking Google Sheets activity is the perfect solution! Students are presented with short examples of different types of evidence in informational texts and asked to determine what type of evidence is being used. Whether it's fact, observation or event analogy, this activity will provide instant feedback once they input their answer, making it an engaging and independent practice tool that reinforces critical reading and analytical skills.
In addition, this resource embeds student choice, as there are 6 question set with 18 total questions, but students only have to answer 2 per set, for a total of 12 questions. This flexibility allows students to choose which questions they want to answer, while still providing quality practice opportunities.
What’s Included:
- 1 PDF with link to the google sheets activity
- Student instructions and teacher guide
- Answer Key
- Links to free resources!
Help your students strengthen their understanding of informational texts while promoting independent learning!
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