Writing To Develop Topics Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: W.3.2.B
We often will be asked or responsible for some form of topical writing. There are a number of clear and understandable steps students should be able to uncover to complete these tasks. You should always start with a plan. Begin by outlining the goals of your work. It is helpful to note any key ideas you want to touch in with your writing. The next step is to do your research and find the facts that will back up your main points. Make certain to write down the sources that you use for your research. All that is left, at this point, is to write a clear work that meets all of these goals. You will find a series of worksheets that helps you work through all of your issues with this skill.
Developing Topics Worksheets To Print:
Main Themes – Add details to that main theme that is presented to you.
In The Dark of Night – Start this worksheet by drawing a picture.
Theme: All About Me – Lots of questions about you for you.
End of the Rainbow... – I always wondered what you find there.
Winter Report – Mr. Davidson gives you a chilling assignment.
The Hamburger Paragraph – You have your main idea, which is the top bun, your details, which are the insides of the burger, and a conclusion, the bottom bun.
Dreamy Animal – Is it a cross between a bird and a dinosaur?
Raining Cats and Dogs – You might have heard the phrase above before. Can you imagine if when it rained, it really rained cats and dogs?
Hunting for Clues – We need you to organize your team to go on a hunt looking for clues to find a missing black dog named Spike.
Fact Helps Frog – The facts will need to be rewritten to make sense in the sentence.
George – Some basic Washington facts for you.
George Report – Using the facts from above, compose a report titled "Fun Facts about George Washington".
Money Trees – Some people say that money doesn't grow on trees. Write a short story on the topic of what our world would be like if money did grow on trees.
Dream Vacation – Perhaps you are high in the mountains, camping under the stars. Or maybe you are at an amusement park with all of your favorite rides.
Crazy Dreams... – Thinking about the last crazy dream you had, write a story below telling somebody else about it.
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