Bring September history into your classroom with this engaging September in History Reading Comprehension Workbook for fifth grade and sixth grade. Featuring 10 nonfiction reading activities, this resource combines reading comprehension with U.S. History and World History as students explore famous people and key historical events connected to important dates throughout September.

Students will learn about the outbreak of World War II, VJ Day and the end of World War II, the Treaty of Paris, Mother Teresa, Ruby Bridges, the September 11 attacks, Theodore Roosevelt becoming President, Constitution Day and the U.S. Constitution, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and the Little Rock Nine.

What's Included?

• 10 nonfiction reading comprehension passages
• Short-answer comprehension questions
• 10 multiple-choice quizzes
• 10 crossword puzzles
• 10 word searches
• Complete answer sheets
• Topics covering U.S. History, World History, World War II, Civil Rights, U.S. government, and famous historical figures

Each activity follows a consistent, student-friendly format that helps learners develop reading comprehension, vocabulary, critical-thinking, and nonfiction reading skills while building their knowledge of important events and people from history.

September Topics Included

• September 1: Outbreak of World War II
• September 2: VJ Day / End of World War II
• September 3: Treaty of Paris
• September 5: Mother Teresa
• September 8: Ruby Bridges
• September 11: September 11 Attacks
• September 14: Theodore Roosevelt Becomes President
• September 17: Constitution Day & U.S. Constitution
• September 23: Lewis and Clark Expedition Returns
• September 25: Little Rock Nine

Perfect For:

• Fifth grade and sixth grade
• September history activities
• U.S. History and World History
• Social Studies lessons
• Homeschool history and Social Studies
• Reading comprehension practice
• Morning work
• Literacy centers
• Guided reading
• Independent work
• Early finishers
• Sub plans

Whether you're looking for September reading comprehension activities, history reading passages, Social Studies activities, or homeschool history resources, this ready-to-use workbook makes it easy to combine literacy with meaningful historical learning. Students can strengthen essential reading skills while discovering important people, events, anniversaries, and moments from history connected to the month of September.

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