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Kingdom Of Kindness
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Story: Kingdom Of Kindness (EASY)
In a future village, there was a kingdom.
The kingdom was full of kind people.
They loved to help.
They loved to share.
The king was the kindest of all.
He had a big heart.
He taught everyone to be kind.
The kingdom was happy.
The kingdom was peaceful.
Everyone loved the Kingdom of Kindness.
Questions and Answers (8)
- Q: Who was the kindest of all?
- A: The king
- Q: What did the king teach everyone?
- A: To be kind
- Q: What was the kingdom full of?
- A: Kind people
- Q: How was the kingdom?
- A: Happy and peaceful
- Q: Where was the kingdom?
- A: In a village
- Q: Who loved the Kingdom of Kindness?
- A: Everyone
- Q: What did the people love to do?
- A: To help and share
- Q: What did the king have?
- A: A big heart
Why is this worksheet educational?
You might wonder why this story is educational and why children will enjoy it.
Firstly, the story is set in a future village, which sparks children's curiosity about the future and different places.
It encourages them to imagine and explore different settings, which is a crucial part of their cognitive development.
Secondly, the story uses simple, short sentences without any complicated or technical terms.
This makes it accessible for children who are just beginning to read, helping them build their reading skills and confidence.
Thirdly, the story revolves around the theme of kindness, which is an important value for children to learn.
It teaches them about the importance of being kind and helpful, and the positive impact it can have on a community.
Fourthly, the story is engaging and entertaining.
The concept of a 'Kingdom of Kindness' is imaginative and appealing to children, keeping their attention and making the reading process enjoyable.
Lastly, the story includes questions that can only be answered by reading the story.
This encourages children to pay attention to the story and understand it, enhancing their comprehension skills.
The questions are easy and have one-word answers, making it simple for children to respond and feel a sense of achievement.