Make reviewing and learning nonfiction terms and components fun with these middle school ELA nonfiction stations!
This set includes 10 low-prep and 100% digital nonfiction stations perfect for exploring a variety of nonfiction terms and concepts like central idea, objective summaries, nonfiction text features, text structures, primary and secondary sources, author's purpose, and genres.
Quick and easy setup plus clear student directions make these activities perfect for stations or substitute days!
Set your students up to learn or review nonfiction concepts with these stations that can be used before or after a nonfiction unit.
Each station can also stand on its own to be used as a review or an assessment for each specific nonfiction standard.
Here's what's included:
- 10 nonfiction activities perfect for stations
- Station signs
- Station instructions for students
- Station Reference Materials when applicable
- Student response sheets
- Student response booklets
- Answer keys
Your students will love reviewing, learning, and applying their learning about nonfiction concepts and terms with various middle school ELA nonfiction stations. They'll be engaged in each nonfiction station and discuss the concepts with their classmates.
These nonfiction activities and stations are 100% done and prepped for you. Decide if you'll do full color or black and white, and then print your station materials. Each station is color-coded for easy organization. After you print, I recommend laminating each station, and you can use them year after year.
Prep is quick and easy... Just print the student pages, set up your stations, and you're ready for a fun and engaging class!
The 10 included stations are:
- Central Idea
- Author's Purpose
- Text Structures
- Text Features
- Primary and Secondary Sources One
- Primary and Secondary Sources Two
- Inferences
- Nonfiction Genres One
- Nonfiction Genres Two
- Objective Summaries
