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Fun at the Park
Emma and Liam walked to the new park. The sun was warm and bright.
"What can we do here?" asked Liam. He looked around the big playground.
Emma pointed to the red swings. "We can swing high into the sky!" she said.
They ran to the swings. Up and down they went.
Next, Liam saw a tall blue slide. "Look!" he called out. "We can slide down fast!"
Emma climbed up the ladder. She zoomed down with a big smile.
Then, they found a big sandbox. "What can we do there?" Liam asked.
"We can build a giant sand castle!" Emma said. They dug with bright yellow shovels.
They made four tall towers out of sand.
At last, it was time to go home. Emma and Liam held hands.
"The park is so much fun," said Liam. "There are so many things we can do!"
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Glossary
- playground:
- An outdoor area with equipment for children to play on.
- swings:
- Seats hanging from chains or ropes that move back and forth.
- slide:
- A smooth, sloping structure that children slide down.
- sandbox:
- A large box or space filled with sand for children to play in.
- towers:
- Tall structures built as part of a building or castle.
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“Fun at the Park” is a fiction reading passage about Playing at the Playground, written for Lower Elementary. It takes about 1 minutes to read (145 words) and comes with an interactive quiz and a printable worksheet with comprehension questions and an answer key.
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