Explore December in history with this engaging reading comprehension workbook for fifth grade and sixth grade! Featuring ten high-interest nonfiction topics connected to important dates throughout December, this resource combines U.S. History, World History, Social Studies, Christmas, Science, and ELA while helping students develop essential reading comprehension, vocabulary, and critical-thinking skills.

Students will explore Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Pearl Harbor, Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Peace Prize, George Washington, Roald Amundsen and the South Pole, the Boston Tea Party, the Wright Brothers and the first flight, Christmas history and traditions, Isaac Newton, and New Year’s Eve history and traditions. Each topic includes an informational reading passage followed by varied activities, making this an ideal resource for December morning work, Christmas activities, literacy centers, Social Studies lessons, independent learning, early finishers, and homeschool.

What’s Included:

• 10 nonfiction reading comprehension activities
• Rosa Parks & the Montgomery Bus Boycott
• Pearl Harbor
• Alfred Nobel & the Nobel Peace Prize
• George Washington
• Roald Amundsen & the South Pole
• The Boston Tea Party
• The Wright Brothers & the First Flight
• Christmas: History & Traditions
• Isaac Newton
• New Year’s Eve: History & Traditions
• Reading comprehension questions
• Crossword puzzles
• Word searches
• Multiple-choice quizzes
• Answer keys

Perfect For:

• Fifth grade and sixth grade
• December history activities
• Christmas reading comprehension activities
• U.S. History and World History
• Social Studies lessons
• Nonfiction reading
• December morning work
• Christmas classroom activities
• Literacy centers
• Guided or independent reading
• Early finishers
• Homeschool learning
• Reading comprehension practice

With its consistent, easy-to-use format, this December history reading comprehension workbook makes it simple to integrate meaningful history and Social Studies content into your literacy lessons during the busy holiday season. Students can strengthen their reading comprehension, vocabulary, nonfiction reading, and critical-thinking skills while discovering fascinating people, events, scientific achievements, Christmas traditions, and historical moments connected to the month of December.

Ten December history topics, ready-to-use reading activities, Christmas learning, and engaging follow-up tasks — everything you need to bring December in history into your classroom!

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