Exploring Bunker Hill Monument Comprehension Worksheet - Teachers Stock

Have you ever heard of Bunker Hill? In Boston, Massachusetts, there is a huge sign that tells an amazing story of bravery and history. Let’s find out the interesting story behind this famous landmark.

Looking for interesting materials to help your students really understand this famous site?

You can use this in class without any problems. Learn about the background of Bunker Hill Monument and why it stands tall to remember the brave troops who fought in the American Revolutionary War. Check out the tower’s beautiful design and the exciting experience of climbing its 294 steps to get a view of Boston that will take your breath away. Find out about the heroes who are remembered at the base of the statue and go to the nearby museum to learn more about the American Revolution. As you walk around this moving icon, think about the lives that were given up so that you could be free.

Overview:

The Tower’s Tale
Standing Tall
Climbing to the Top
A View from Above
Honoring the Heroes
Visiting the Museum
A Place for Reflection
Conclusion: A Symbol of Freedom and Bravery

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• Reading Passage: A carefully written work by an Expert Teacher
• 10 multiple-choice questions (MCQs): Using  MCQs, find out how well students understand the passage.
• 5 Short Questions: Encourage students to write comprehensive responses and evaluate answers carefully.
• Answer Key: Teachers can review student work by referencing a full answer key.

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• Easy-to-understand language that will keep students engaged and excited to learn.
• Comprehension worksheet to help students test their understanding.
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• Perfect for centers, homework, morning work, and more.
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• Ideal for 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students.

Skills align with both the RI (Reading Informational Texts) and RL (Reading Literature) Common Core Standards

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