Lincoln Memorial Landmark Reading Passages and Comprehension Questions Worksheets

Bring famous American landmarks and presidential history to life with these engaging Lincoln Memorial Landmark Reading Passages! Designed for elementary learners, this printable reading resource helps students discover the iconic monument in Washington, D.C., while building essential informational reading comprehension skills. It provides an easy, classroom-ready way to integrate social studies, United States history, and nonfiction literacy into your daily instruction.

 

About This Product
This zero-prep social studies reading resource introduces students to the Lincoln Memorial, its location in Washington, D.C., and its tribute to Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States. Students read accessible nonfiction passages exploring the large white stone building, tall columns, the famous seated statue, and carved speeches, then complete targeted comprehension question worksheets that reinforce key vocabulary, main ideas, and critical thinking. It is completely print-and-go, making it a reliable addition to your reading blocks, independent work, or social studies lessons.

 

Topics Included in This Pack

A Monument for a Great Leader: An introduction to the Lincoln Memorial standing in Washington, D.C., to honor Abraham Lincoln.

Architecture and Features: Notable characteristics of the memorial, including wide steps, tall columns, a large open space, and the famous seated statue.

History and Civil Rights: How the memorial was built in the early 1900s, carved with famous words of unity and freedom, and became connected to the civil rights movement.

 

What is Included

Informational Reading Passages: Student-friendly nonfiction texts with real-life photographic visuals.

Comprehension Question Worksheets: Structured question pages to assess reading comprehension, vocabulary, and text-based understanding.

Answer Keys: Clear answer keys designed for quick and simple grading.

 

Perfect For

Social Studies Integration: Connecting reading comprehension practice with American landmarks, geography, and U.S. history.

Literacy Centers: Providing an independent, meaningful reading and writing activity during rotation time.

Sub Plans: Easy, no-prep worksheets that guest teachers can seamlessly guide students through.

Morning Work or Homework: Structured nonfiction practice to reinforce essential reading skills.

 

Why Teachers Love It

Print and Go: Saves valuable planning time with zero preparation needed.

Clean Design: Thoughtful, student-friendly layout with readable fonts and clear supporting images.

Skill-Building Content: Connects iconic historical memorials with essential informational reading comprehension.

 

Help your students explore world landmarks and build informational reading skills with this no-prep Lincoln Memorial Landmark Reading Passages resource today!