Reading Chicago

An African American Poet: Grades 3-4 / Grades 5-6 / Grades 7-8

An African Heritage in Chicago: identify and support the main idea in a nonfiction passage (6th grade)

After the Fire

Bold Plans, Big Dreams, City Progress

Chicago Changer, Jane Addams: identify the main idea and write an extended response (8th grade)

Chicago Changes: support the main idea in nonfiction texts (3rd grade)

Chicago is a City of Possibilities: Deval Patrick, Leader for Chicago

Chicago Fire: sequence events, infer  motive, and write about nonfiction (3rd grade)

Chicago's First Leader (3rd Grade Text)

Chicago Legacy: Burnham's Plan

Chicago Legacy: DuSable's Choices and Changes

    

A Community Changes (Pilsen)

The Early Chicago Environment and People: classify information and summarize a nonfiction topic (4th grade)

Grant Park Extended Response (3rd grade)

Guided Reading for Nonfiction Learning with Chicago Connections

How do Individuals Make Progress in their Communities?

How Have Students Made Community Progress?

Illinois Pioneers and Prairies: infer while reading a history (4th grade)

People Working Together to Make Great Progress

Prairie Changing the Ecosystem

Prairie Connections

Prairie Changes

Prairie Changing the Ecosystem

Prairie Ecology

Prairie Keepers

Prairie Seasons

Prairie Settlement

Reading Writing Chicago

Reversing the Chicago River: identify cause-effect relations and make predictions (upper grades)

What is Your Own Big Plan? (Barack Obama speech)

What Values Have Shaped Chicago?

Why is Community Service Important?

    

 

 

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