Reading Comprehension Worksheets for 5th Grade
Level 5 (Fifth Grade)
Several passages for students to read with comprehension questions. The worksheets below are free and designed for students reading a a 5th grade level. For more levels, visit the main Reading Comprehension Worksheets page.
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Printable Worksheets, Free Fifth Grade Reading Comprehension Passages | 5th Grade = Level 5
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- Rdg. Comprehension Gr. 1
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Find out how llamas, archer fish, cobras, and humans use their spit to help them survive. Then, answer the comprehension questions that go along with the article. (non-fiction)
Pseudoscorpions are tiny, harmless scorpion-like creatures that can sometimes be found in bathrooms. Read about these interesting arachnids and answer the questions. (non-fiction)
John Muir was a wilderness conservationist who lived in the 1800s. This fascinating article describes his writings, his political influence, and his role in history. (biography)
A poor peasant finds a treasure, but why does he decide to give it away? Students read the passage and answer the questions that follow. (fiction / fable)
Look out! The world's second largest, and most freocious shark may be swimming in an ocean near you. (non-fiction)
Over ten pages of hurricane information and comprehension qeustions. Use part or all of this amazing resource.
Comparing texts: Article and Poem; Read about the World's Stinkiest Flower!
A kitten looks up at a Christmas tree and enjoys the shiny glass ornaments and twinkling lights. (poem))
Learn about a variety of invasive algae that is taking over sea floors and killing sea life. (non-fiction)
A sensitive plant is a unique houseplant that can instantly fold up its leaves when is touched. (non-fiction)
The Liberty Bell (Short)
A quick-read passage about an American symbol for freedom. (non-fiction)
A true story about a pony with an artificial leg. The pony has a unique horseshoe shaped like a smiley face, allowing her to "leave her mark" wherever she walks. (true story)
Read the poem and discover th meaning of a flibbertigibbet, and decide whether or not you'd want to be one.
This is a charming poem about a person staring at a watch, wondering if it gets bored of telling time.
Your students will love this fact-filled poem about an opossum mother who takes care of her three joeys.
See also:
- Fifth Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets
