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The Bike Buddies Club

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The Bike Buddies Club

Lily, Tom, and Mia were best friends. They loved to ride their bikes! One sunny day, Lily had a great idea.

"Let's start a bike club!" she said.

Tom and Mia loved the idea. "We can call it the Bike Buddies Club!" said Tom. They all agreed. The Bike Buddies Club was born!

The next day, they made signs. They put the signs all over the neighborhood. The signs said, "Bike Buddies Club! Meet us at the park!"

On Saturday, many kids came to the park. Lily, Tom, and Mia were so happy! They all rode their bikes together. They played games like "Red Light, Green Light" on their bikes.

One little boy, Sam, was new to the neighborhood. He didn't have any friends yet. He saw the Bike Buddies Club and wanted to join. He was shy, but Lily smiled at him.

"Hi! Do you want to ride with us?" she asked.

Sam smiled back. "Yes, please!" he said.

Sam rode with the Bike Buddies Club all day. He laughed and had so much fun. He made new friends. He wasn't shy anymore.

The Bike Buddies Club was a big hit! Every Saturday, more and more kids came to ride bikes and have fun. Lily, Tom, and Mia were happy they started the club. They learned that making new friends is fun and easy when you share something you love.

Glossary
Club:
A group of people who meet to do something they enjoy together.
Shy:
Feeling nervous or scared around other people.
Friends:
People who like and care about each other.
neighborhood:
The area or place where people live close to each other.
join:
To become a part of a group or do something together with others.
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About this fiction passage for Lower Elementary

“The Bike Buddies Club” is a fiction reading passage about Friendship, written for Lower Elementary. It takes about 2 minutes to read (235 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 Lower Elementary — a fiction text about Friendship, about a 2-minute read (235 words).

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