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Get BundleEmergency Sub Plans for Any 11th or 12th (senior) Science Classroom. Each resource is ready-to-use and designed for 11th and 12th-grade students to enhance scientific literacy and reading comprehension.
This collection features 22 engaging science articles spanning 10 disciplines, including chemistry, energy, biology, health, earth science, space science, natural disasters, physics, and environmental science. Each article is designed to enhance scientific literacy, with accompanying comprehension questions that promote critical thinking, analysis, and real-world application.
Being sick is tough and the 6 am prep while you're not feeling well can be even worse. Simply download, print, or upload to your class site, and your students will stay engaged with meaningful, skill-building activities—no prep required! Each article comes with a reading and questions to keep your students engaged in whatever you're already teaching.
Your Science Reading Bundle Includes:
✅ 20 Science Articles Across 10 Key Disciplines – Covering chemistry, energy, biology, health, earth science, space, physics, and more!
✅ Comprehension Questions for Each Article – Includes knowledge-based, analytical, and application prompts.
✅ Google Classroom & Distance Learning Ready – Assign digitally with ease using Google Drive, Microsoft Word, or PDF formats.
✅ Perfect for Sub Plans & Extra Assignments – Great for emergency absences, early finishers, extra credit, or skill reinforcement.
✅ Answer Key Included – Easily assess student understanding.
Topics & Articles Included:
This resource is designed to enhance scientific literacy, critical thinking, and real-world connections!
How They Work
The following articles are included:
Chemistry:
Energy:
Biology:
Diseases:
Health:
Earth Science:
Space Science:
Natural Disasters:
Physics:
Ecology and the Environment:
Why You'll Love This Resource
Google Classroom and Distance Learning Ready
The Problems You Face
- Not having the time to properly teach scientific literacy (disciplinary literacy) or improve your students reading comprehension and analysis skills.
- Some students work faster than others and you would like an interesting extension activity for your faster-moving students to keep them learning and engaged.
The Solution
This fully editable, NO PREP reading comprehension article is composed of relevant, applicable, and engaging reading activities which can be used to:
• introduce your topic
• improve your student's literacy skills
• improve your students reading comprehension and scientific literacy skills
• improve your students' analysis skills
• provide an extension activity to students who move at a faster pace
• provide extra credit to students in need
• measure your student's literacy skills
Furthermore, this resource works very well as an emergency substitute plan as it will keep your students on task and focused while you are away.
This resource will take your students between 45-60 minutes to complete and includes a variety of questions. An answer key is also included for your reference.
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