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Barnaby's Big Day

DDiva
Grade 1
Fiction
EN
1 min read
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Barnaby's Big Day

Barnaby the pig lived on a big farm. He had lots of friends. There was Henrietta the hen, Clementine the cow, and Gus the goat.

One sunny morning, Barnaby woke up early. He felt very excited. Today was the day for the farm's big party! Barnaby loved parties.

First, Barnaby went to see Henrietta. "Good morning, Henrietta!" said Barnaby. Henrietta clucked hello. She was busy laying eggs for the party.

Next, Barnaby found Clementine in the field. "Clementine, are you ready to dance?" asked Barnaby. Clementine mooed happily. She was excited too!

Then, Barnaby went to find Gus. Gus was eating all the flowers! "Gus, save some flowers for the party!" Barnaby giggled. Gus wagged his little tail.

Finally, it was time for the party. All the animals came. They ate yummy treats and danced in the sun. Barnaby had the best day ever!

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Glossary
Farm:
A place where animals live and food grows.
Party:
A fun time with friends and treats.
Giggle:
To laugh in a silly way.
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About this fiction passage for Grade 1

“Barnaby's Big Day” is a fiction reading passage about Farm Animals, written for Grade 1. It takes about 1 minutes to read (147 words) and comes with an interactive quiz and a printable worksheet with comprehension questions and an answer key.

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It’s written for Grade 1 — a fiction text about Farm Animals, about a 1-minute read (147 words).

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