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Of all of these kindergarten reading passages, none may stir as much excitement as this one! A mouse in the house! EEEkkkk!
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Ahhh, the wonders of nature. Finding a nest with real live eggs! Kids read the passage, count the eggs & answer the questions.
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Kindergarten reading passages should also have some astounding facts like “Oranges are orange.” Ha, ha!
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Everybody loves these waddling friends! So here they are in these kindergarten reading passages.
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A little akin to peek-a-boo, this kindergarten reading passage is about who sees who without the actual “Peek-a-Boo!”
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Rain, rain, go away! But why should it when you’re decked out and ready for some drops from above? Read then answer the questions.
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Remember the tortoise and the hare? Well, I think this slow snail in this kindergarten reading passage could be a winner, too!
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Here’s a winter kindergarten reading passage for you! Wherever there’s snow kids are sure to make the fun happen.
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When kids are given reading passages they have to have one about bugs. It’s just a must. How many legs do spiders have?
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This kindergarten reading passage would be great for a science unit, or a shape lesson … or a color lesson. Enjoy!
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In this reading passage you don’t need to count how many apples up on top, you need to count how many apples in the tree.
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