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My Trip to the Capitol

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October 12

We live in Des Moines now. Today we went to see the big gold dome. It sits on top of a giant building called the capitol.

The dome was so shiny in the sun! It looked like real gold. We walked up many steps to get inside.

October 13

Inside the building, the halls were huge. The floors had pretty tiles. I looked up and saw colorful pictures on the ceiling.

A nice guide showed us where lawmakers sit. They make rules to help our state.

I love my new city. I cannot wait to write more tomorrow!

Glossary
dome:
A rounded roof on a building.
capitol:
The main building where a state government works.
shiny:
Bright and reflecting light.
guide:
A person who shows others around a place.
lawmakers:
People who make laws for a city or state.
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About this diary entry passage for Lower Elementary

“My Trip to the Capitol” is a diary entry reading passage about Visiting the Iowa State Capitol, written for Lower Elementary. It takes about 1 minute to read (100 words) and comes with an interactive quiz and a printable worksheet with comprehension questions and an answer key.

Is this passage free?

Yes. You can read “My Trip to the Capitol” online for free and download a printable PDF worksheet with comprehension questions and an answer key.

What reading level is “My Trip to the Capitol”?

It’s written for Lower Elementary — a diary entry text about Visiting the Iowa State Capitol, about a 1-minute read (100 words).

What’s included with this passage?

An illustrated reading passage, a glossary of key terms, comprehension questions with an answer key, and an interactive quiz.

Can I adapt it for my students?

Yes. Remix is included with Pro and Max for adapting it to another grade level or language.