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Why I Love My Blocks

LLaura
Grade 1
Persuasive Letter
EN
1 min read
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Dear Mom and Dad,

I love you very much. I want to tell you a secret.

I do not want to play on your phone. I want to play with my wooden blocks.

Blocks are much more fun than a screen. My blocks can make a big, tall tower.

They can make a long bridge for my cars. The phone is too small for my toys.

The phone screen hurts my eyes. The blocks are warm and smooth in my hands.

If my tower falls, it makes a loud crash! We can laugh and build it up again.

A phone does not make a real crash. A phone is just a flat screen.

Please, can we build a giant castle today? It will be so much fun to do together.

Love, Sam

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Glossary
Wooden:
Made from wood, which comes from trees.
Tower:
A tall building or pile that goes high up into the air.
Crash:
A sudden, loud noise made when things fall down or hit each other.
Castle:
A very large home with strong walls, often built for kings or queens.
Smooth:
Flat and even, not rough to touch.
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About this persuasive letter passage for Grade 1

“Why I Love My Blocks” is a persuasive letter reading passage about creative play with wooden blocks, written for Grade 1. It takes about 1 minutes to read (132 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 persuasive letter text about creative play with wooden blocks, about a 1-minute read (132 words).

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

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