Class KG Reading Passage: My House

Class KG Reading Passage: My House
Class KG Reading Passage: My House

Class KG Reading Passage: My House

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Happy Home: Reading Passage “My House” for Class KG

This Kindergarten worksheet introduces children to the different rooms and uses of a house. From the living room where the family sits together, to the kitchen where food is cooked, bedrooms for sleeping, and a bathroom for bathing — the passage helps children understand the importance of each room and the love shared at home:contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}.  

Why Reading Passages Matter in Grammar? 

Reading passages make learning real and practical. This worksheet helps children:  
1. Recall details about the rooms in a house.  
2. Connect reading with their own daily experiences at home.  
3. Build vocabulary with words like “kitchen,” “bedroom,” and “bathroom.”  
4. Understand that homes keep families safe and happy.  

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

The worksheet features a short passage and 10 factual comprehension questions:  

🧠 Reading Passage  
A child’s description of their house, its rooms, what happens in each, and why they love it.  

✏️ Exercise – Multiple Choice Questions  
Children answer what each room is for, who lives in the house, what makes homes special, and why every room is important.  

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)  

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

Make learning meaningful with this KG reading passage on houses. A perfect way to build vocabulary while connecting reading to daily life!  
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Frequently Asked Questions

Use voices for characters and ask playful questions during reading.

Yes, it builds early habits of sequencing and story understanding.

Word recognition, attention, and sentence-level comprehension.