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Integrated Reading and Math Skills

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Integrated Reading and Math Skills

Reading: The Monarch’s Journey

Monarch butterflies begin life as tiny eggs attached to milkweed leaves. A caterpillar hatches from each egg and eats milkweed as it grows. Later, it hangs from a branch and forms a green covering called a chrysalis. Inside, its body changes. An adult butterfly eventually comes out, dries its wings, and flies away. In autumn, many monarchs travel south to warmer places. Some travel about 2,000 miles to reach their winter homes. Their bright wings help make them easy to recognize, and they use air currents to help with their long journey.

1.Which sentence best states the main idea of the passage?
  • Monarch butterflies develop through several stages and travel to warmer places.
  • Milkweed grows only in warm places.
  • All butterflies travel south in autumn.
  • Monarch butterflies have the largest wings.
2.In the passage, what does the word "chrysalis" name?
  • The leaf a caterpillar eats
  • The green covering where the caterpillar changes
  • The route a butterfly follows
  • The air that helps butterflies fly
3.Write the four stages of the monarch’s life cycle in the order described in the passage.
4.According to the passage, about how far do some monarch butterflies travel to reach their winter homes?

Math: Butterfly Garden and Migration

Solve each problem. Show how you worked where space is provided.

5.A butterfly garden has 7 rows of flowers with 6 flowers in each row. How many flowers are there altogether? Write a multiplication equation.
6.A group of 48 butterflies is shared equally among 6 flower beds. How many butterflies go in each bed? Write a division equation.
7.A migration route is shown as four equal parts. One butterfly has flown 3/4 of the route, and another has flown 2/4. Which butterfly has gone farther?
  • The butterfly that flew 3/4
  • The butterfly that flew 2/4
  • They have flown the same distance
8.A rectangular garden is 8 feet long and 5 feet wide. Find its perimeter by adding all four side lengths.

Write and Compare

Use details from the passage to support your ideas.

9.Write an informative paragraph about monarch butterflies. Include a topic sentence, at least two details from the passage, and a closing sentence.
10.Compare a caterpillar and an adult monarch butterfly. Give one way they are alike and one way they are different, using information from the passage.

3 printable pages

  • Integrated Reading and Math Skills, page 1 of 3: Reading: The Monarch’s Journey

    Page 1

  • Integrated Reading and Math Skills, page 2 of 3: Math: Butterfly Garden and Migration

    Page 2

  • Integrated Reading and Math Skills, page 3 of 3: Write and Compare

    Page 3

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