Visit Bismarck, North Dakota!
Come visit Bismarck, North Dakota! It is a great city to explore with your family.
First, go see the big Capitol building. It is very tall and white.
You can walk in the pretty park around it. It is a fun place to run and play.
Next, visit the wide river. You can take a ride on a big boat.
Look for birds flying in the bright blue sky. You might even see a big eagle!
Then, stop by the state museum. You can see giant dinosaur bones inside!
You can touch cool rocks and look at old tools. There is so much to see and do.
Bismarck is a fun place for everyone. Pack your bags and visit today!
- explore:
- To travel through a new place to learn about it.
- Capitol:
- A main government building in a state.
- museum:
- A place where interesting and historical objects are kept and shown.
- dinosaur:
- An animal that lived on Earth millions of years ago.
- tools:
- Objects used to do special kinds of work.
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“Visit Bismarck, North Dakota!” is a advertisement reading passage about Bismarck Travel, written for Lower Elementary. It takes about 1 minute to read (120 words) and comes with an interactive quiz and a printable worksheet with comprehension questions and an answer key.