Description
Build a consistent reading-review routine with a quarter of passages and questions for grade 3. Short daily practice revisits key skills while texts and questions increase in difficulty.
- Grades: 3
- Format: Printable PDF + Google Forms
Learning Objective
Students will use text evidence to answer comprehension questions, build written responses, and compare and contrast texts.
What’s Included
- 9 weeks of daily reading review
- Two passages per week, alternating fiction and nonfiction weeks
- Two days of questions per passage plus Friday compare-and-contrast practice
- Multiple-choice and short-response questions, graphic organizers, and longer Friday responses
- Scaffolded passages and questions
- Printable PDF and Google Forms versions
- Passage range: 490L – 750L
- Instructions for extracting Google Forms from the Google Sheets copy link
Ways to Use
Morning work, independent practice, homework, or a daily reading warm-up.
Preparation
Choose the daily pages and print, or copy the Google Forms into your Google Drive. Follow the included instructions to extract the Forms from the Google Sheets copy link if needed.
Standards & Skills
Reading comprehension, text evidence, compare and contrast, and written responses.








Taylor H. –
I use these daily for my spiral. These are great to go over specific skills they need to know for 3rd grade! Love them!
Kelli Lynn Teaches –
This was a really great resource! Thank you for all of your hard work!
Tiffany R. –
This was a great resource for my 3rd graders! My students represent a lot of learning needs and ability levels, but this activity was a good fit for our classroom. Thanks!
Cristan S. –
These are great for a spiral review.
Kimberly C. –
We have been using this with our 5th graders that are not reading on level yet. We have also pulled this apart to have it take a little more time. The students have really enjoyed it.
Marcia C. –
Excellent resource!
Hearts and Markers –
Absolutely essential in my virtual classroom!
Thomas L. –
Exactly what I needed! Thank you!
Rebecca J. –
Thanks
Stephanie F. –
Engaging passages that hit the rigor needed but are just short enough to hold kids attention.
Brett C. –
Great weekly practice!