Explore November 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 November, this resource combines U.S. History, World History, Social Studies, Science, and ELA while helping students develop essential reading comprehension, vocabulary, and critical-thinking skills.

Students will explore the Gunpowder Plot, Abraham Lincoln’s election as President, Marie Curie, the Fall of the Berlin Wall, the end of World War I, Queen Elizabeth I, John F. Kennedy, the First Thanksgiving, Tutankhamun’s tomb, and Winston Churchill. Each topic includes an informational reading passage followed by varied activities, making this an ideal resource for November morning work, literacy centers, Social Studies lessons, independent learning, early finishers, and homeschool.

What’s Included:

• 10 nonfiction reading comprehension activities
• The Gunpowder Plot
• Abraham Lincoln
• Marie Curie
• The Fall of the Berlin Wall
• The End of World War I
• Queen Elizabeth I
• John F. Kennedy
• The First Thanksgiving
• Tutankhamun’s Tomb
• Winston Churchill
• Reading comprehension questions
• Crossword puzzles
• Word searches
• Multiple-choice quizzes
• Answer keys

Perfect For:

• Fifth grade and sixth grade
• November history activities
• U.S. History and World History
• Social Studies lessons
• Reading comprehension practice
• Nonfiction reading
• Morning work
• Literacy centers
• Guided or independent reading
• Early finishers
• Homeschool learning
• Thanksgiving and seasonal November activities

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

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

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