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Opinion writing practice
Students practise writing short opinion paragraphs by answering question types about choosing the best opinion and reason sentence, then using sentence starters to add because reasons and a closing sentence; level 1st grade.
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Questions
- Which sentence clearly states an opinion?
- Which sentence gives a reason for liking art class?
- Which sentence makes a good closing for an opinion paragraph about pets?
- Which sentence starter best introduces an opinion?
- Put the sentences in an order that makes a clear opinion paragraph.
- Match each part of opinion writing with what it does.
- Choose the best words to complete the sentence.
- Choose the best word to complete the reason.
- Sort each sentence into the correct group: Opinion, Reason, or Closing sentence.
- Read each statement about opinion writing. Mark it true or false.
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