A Fun Day Out: Diary Entry on Picnic Day – Reading Comprehension for Grade 3 

This Grade 3 worksheet, is based on Arjun’s cheerful diary entry about his school picnic to Nehru Park. It helps learners understand how to express personal experiences using time, place, and feelings clearly. The passage encourages observation, reflection, and joyful writing about real-life school memories. 

Why Reading Comprehension Matters in Grammar? 

Diary entries strengthen self-expression, sequence, and emotional vocabulary. For Grade 3 learners, this worksheet helps: 
1. Recognize the structure and tone of diary writing. 
2. Develop sequencing and descriptive skills. 
3. Learn how to express thoughts in the past tense. 
4. Build vocabulary related to nature, fun, and teamwork. 

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions
Students recall key details like where the picnic took place, what activities were done, and what Arjun found in the grass. 

Exercise 2 – Short Answer Questions 
Learners explain how the class traveled, what they saw, and why the day was special. 

Exercise 3 – Critical Thinking & Vocabulary 
Students reflect on the importance of picnics, what made the day enjoyable, and find a synonym for “happy.” 

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators) 

Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions
1. b) Nehru Park 
2. d) Played games and ate snacks 
3. c) A small gift 

Exercise 2 – Short Answers
1. They traveled by bus. 
2. They saw many colorful butterflies. 
3. It became special because it was full of fun, laughter, and games. 

Exercise 3 – Long Answers 
1. Everyone laughed, sang, and took group photos — showing they enjoyed the picnic. 
2. It teaches children to value friendship and shared joy. 
3. School picnics are good because they help students relax, bond, and learn outside the classroom. 
4. Synonym for “happy”: joyful / glad. 

Help your child capture moments and express emotions creatively with this joyful Diary Entry on Picnic Day worksheet! 

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