All About Boston
Boston is a famous city in Massachusetts. It sits right next to the ocean.
Boston is very old. Long ago, many people came here to live. They built red brick homes and quiet streets.
You can walk on a famous red path in Boston. It is called the Freedom Trail. This path takes you to old buildings and big ships.
There is also a large park called the Boston Common. Children love to see the ducks swimming in the pond.
Boston is a fun city with lots of history. Many people love to visit this bright ocean city!
- famous:
- Known about by many people.
- ocean:
- A very large body of salt water.
- path:
- A track made for walking.
- history:
- Events and stories from the past.
- visit:
- To go see a person or place.
- What state is the city of Boston located in?
- What body of water sits right next to Boston?
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Comprehension Questions
- What state is the city of Boston located in?
- What body of water sits right next to Boston?
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About this informational passage for Lower Elementary
“All About Boston” is a informational reading passage about Boston, Massachusetts, written for Lower Elementary. It takes about 1 minute to read (98 words) and comes with an interactive quiz and a printable worksheet with comprehension questions and an answer key.