Opinion Writing Worksheets for Kindergarten–Grade 2
In Kindergarten to Grade 2 English language arts, students begin to express their ideas through opinion, informative, and narrative writing. They learn to state their opinions, give reasons, share information, and tell stories, all while developing handwriting, spelling, and vocabulary skills.
Here you’ll find free opinion writing worksheets, interactive lessons, and printable tests designed for early elementary students. Teachers can assign these materials online with a class code or print them for classroom or homework use. All resources can be copied, edited, or created from scratch with AI to fit your students’ needs.
Materials (7 materials)
Lesson
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.
English language arts · Grade 2 · New · Oct 28, 2026
Worksheet
Informative writing practice
Students practise informative paragraph writing by choosing the best topic sentence, selecting a fact sentence, and completing linking words in short prompts. They write one simple paragraph with a concluding sentence. Level 2nd grade.
English language arts · Grade 2 · New · Oct 28, 2026
Worksheet
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.
English language arts · Grade 1 · New · Oct 28, 2026
Test
Opinion writing quiz
Students practise writing and choosing opinions, facts, and reasons using short multiple-choice and sentence-sort questions with prompts for linking words (because, so) and a simple conclusion. Level: 2nd grade.
English language arts · Grade 2 · New · Oct 28, 2026
Lesson
I think... Writing my opinion
Students practise writing and identifying opinions using an opinion sandwich. They answer questions to spot the opinion and reasons, then order sandwich parts and match sentences to each part during shared writing, with sentence stems and examples. Level: 1st grade.
English language arts · Grade 1 · New · Oct 28, 2026
Worksheet
Drawing and writing about my day
Students practice sequencing their daily activities by drawing and writing, using simple sentences and story starters to describe what happened first, next, and last. The activities involve answering questions about event order and arranging story parts in proper sequence, suited for kindergarten level.
English language arts · Kindergarten · New · Oct 15, 2026
Test
Kinds of writing quiz
This quiz helps 1st-grade students identify different types of writing by analyzing examples of opinion, informative, and narrative sentences. Students practice distinguishing each type through multiple-choice questions and selecting sentences that demonstrate opinion writing.
English language arts · Grade 1 · New · Oct 15, 2026
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Questions teachers ask
What do opinion writing worksheets cover for early elementary students?
They help students learn to state their opinions, provide reasons, and organize their thoughts in simple sentences, following state standards for young writers.
Can I edit the opinion writing worksheets to match my lesson plans?
Yes, you can copy any worksheet, make changes, or create your own with AI to fit your specific teaching goals and classroom needs.
How can I use these materials with my class?
You can assign them online using a class code for interactive work or print them for in-class activities and homework assignments.