Instant Worksheets
Use this worksheet as part of a general history lesson, or specifically Black History Month, as it asks students to read a passage on Booker T. Washington, then answer several questions. (more…)
This worksheet is for students learning about important women in history. Students will read a paragraph about Amelia Earhart, then answer questions about what they’ve read. (more…)
This worksheet is for students learning about important scientists in history. Students will read a paragraph about Albert Einstein, then answer questions about what they’ve read. (more…)
Use this worksheet as part of a general history lesson, or specifically Black History Month, as it asks students to read a passage on Frederick Douglass, then answer several questions. (more…)
This worksheet can supplement any lesson on presidents. Students will read a paragraph, then answer questions about what they’ve just read. (more…)
This worksheet can supplement any lesson on the secretary of state. Students will read a paragraph, then answer questions about what they’ve just read. (more…)
This worksheet can supplement any lesson on the U.S. Supreme Court. Students will read a paragraph, then answer questions about what they’ve just read. (more…)
This worksheet can supplement any lesson on the three branches of government. Students will read a paragraph, then answer questions about what they’ve just read. (more…)
This worksheet can supplement any lesson on the president’s Cabinet. Students will read a paragraph, then answer questions about what they’ve just read. (more…)
This worksheet can supplement any lesson on Congress. Students will read a paragraph, then answer questions about what they’ve just read. (more…)