Class KG Reading Passage: My Country

Class KG Reading Passage: My Country
Class KG Reading Passage: My Country

Class KG Reading Passage: My Country

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Proud to Belong: Reading Passage “My Country” for Class KG

This Kindergarten worksheet introduces children to India and its national symbols. The passage highlights the tricolour flag with the Ashoka Chakra, the tiger as the national animal, the peacock as the national bird, the lotus as the national flower, and the national song “Vande Mataram.” It builds a sense of pride and awareness about the country.  

Why Reading Passages Matter in Grammar?  

Reading passages help children connect identity with language. This worksheet helps kids:  
1. Recall national symbols and their importance.  
2. Build vocabulary with words like “flag,” “animal,” and “song.”  
3. Develop pride and love for their country.  
4. Strengthen comprehension through fact-based recall.  

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

The worksheet includes a short passage and 10 multiple-choice questions:  

🧠 Reading Passage  
A child’s introduction to India’s flag, national symbols, and pride in the country.  

✏️ Exercise – Multiple Choice Questions  
Children answer which is the national animal, bird, and flower, how many colours the flag has, and what the national song is.  

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)  

1. A  
2. B  
3. A  
4. C  
5. B  
6. B 
7. C  
8. A  
9. D  
10. D  

Help your child learn about India proudly with this KG reading passage on the country. A perfect way to build identity and knowledge early!  
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Frequently Asked Questions

They check if your child can recall, understand, and explain details.

Only light guidance — children can answer with gentle prompts.

Yes, rereading and re-answering builds stronger recall and fluency.