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Writing to inform: all about a topic
Students practise writing informative paragraphs by choosing topic sentences, selecting linking words, and ordering sentences into a clear structure with a closing sentence. They build topic facts and details using matching and ordering question types. Level 2nd grade.
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- Which sentence works best as a topic sentence for an informative paragraph about honeybees?
- Choose the linking word that best completes the sentence.
- Put these sentences in an order that makes a clear informative paragraph.
- Match each part of informative writing to its job.
- Fill in the blank with a linking word that adds another detail.
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