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Desert Sports Holiday
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Story: Desert Sports Holiday (MEDIUM)
Once upon a time, in the hot, sandy desert, lived a group of children who loved sports.
They played soccer, basketball, and even tennis, despite the scorching sun.
One day, they heard about a holiday called "Sports Day," which was celebrated in the city.
They decided to create their own Sports Day in the desert.
They planned races, matches, and even a small ceremony.
The day arrived, and the desert was filled with laughter and cheers.
The children played their favorite sports, and everyone had a fantastic time.
They decided to make the Sports Day an annual holiday in their desert home.
Questions and Answers (7)
- Q: Who lived in the desert?
- A: Children
- Q: What did the children love to do?
- A: Sports
- Q: What holiday did they hear about?
- A: Sports Day
- Q: What did they decide to create?
- A: Their own Sports Day
- Q: What did they plan for their Sports Day?
- A: Races, matches, and a ceremony
- Q: How did they feel on the Sports Day?
- A: Fantastic
- Q: What did they decide to do at the end of the Sports Day?
- A: Make Sports Day an annual holiday
Why is this worksheet educational?
The story "Desert Sports Holiday" is educational because it introduces children to the concept of sports and holidays.
It encourages them to be active and enjoy sports, which is important for their physical health.
The story also teaches them about the importance of creating and celebrating their own traditions, fostering a sense of community and belonging.
The setting of the desert adds an element of adventure and excitement, stimulating their imagination.
The story is also written in simple, accessible language, making it easy for children to understand.
The questions about the story help to reinforce the key points and ensure that the children have understood the story.
They also encourage children to think and reflect on the story, promoting their critical thinking skills.
The story and questions are also enjoyable for children because they are about sports and holidays, topics that are often of interest to children.
The story is engaging and fun, and the questions add an element of challenge, making the reading experience more interactive and enjoyable.