Writing Opinion Pieces : Writing : Third Grade English Language Arts Worksheets
Below, you will find a wide range of our printable worksheets in chapter Writing Opinion Pieces of section Writing. These worksheets are appropriate for Third Grade English Language Arts. We have crafted many worksheets covering various aspects of this topic, writing an introduction, supporting with facts and details, connect opinion and reasons, concluding statement, and many more. We hope you find them very useful and interesting.
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Do we need a dog park? Why or why not? Write your opinion about the subject. Provide reasons and examples to support the main topic.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Writing an Introduction
Some parents think that the children should get homework during the summer break, so that they’re well prepared for the next grade. What is your opinion on the subject?
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Writing an Introduction
Write a paragraph about why you want to adopt a puppy. Give reasons to support the main topic.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Writing an Introduction
You need to decide where you'd wish to have your birthday party. Write a paragraph about your choice of the venue (It could be at a park, a video game parlor, or a pizzeria).
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Writing an Introduction
Write a paragraph about your favorite character. What is the special thing or trait that you like about him/her? Be sure to provide at least three reasons that support your opinion.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Writing an Introduction
Your school has expressed an interest in making the school a “Nut Free Zone”. Do you think it is a good idea? Why or why not? Include specific reasons and examples to convince your readers.
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Do you have a favorite book? Write a paragraph explaining why and what you like about that book. Include facts and details to support your opinion.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Supporting with Facts and Details
How do feel about rain? Do you love the feel of the raindrops on your body or do you hate the rain? Support your opinion by providing some facts and details.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Supporting with Facts and Details
Your school has organized a survey about healthy food items that students would wish to see on the lunch menu. Write a paragraph about your suggestions, supported by sound reasons.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Supporting with Facts and Details
Choose the correct transition word/phrase from a word bank, then write it in the blank to complete each sentence.
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A good writes uses transition words to connect the events and ideas. Practice writing multiple thoughts with transition words/phrases (first, next, etc) .
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Connect Opinion and Reasons
Choose any five transition words or phrases that compare or limit ideas. Write sentences using each as a transition.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Connect Opinion and Reasons
Choose any five transition words or phrases that can be used to contrast or link similar ideas. Then write sentences using each as a transition.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Connect Opinion and Reasons
Choose any five transition words or phrases that can be used to show cause and effect.Then write sentences using each as a transition.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Connect Opinion and Reasons
Choose any five transition words or phrases that can be used to offer a summary, an example, or a conclusion. Write sentences using each as a transition.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Connect Opinion and Reasons
Why and how do you think chameleons change their color? Provide reasons, examples, and facts to support the main idea. Use the transitional words to link your opinion to reasons, examples, and details.
Category: Writing Writing Opinion Pieces Connect Opinion and Reasons
You are provided with several topic sentences about various health benefits of exercise. Write a concluding sentence for each.
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Practice writing concluding sentence for each given opinion about the health benefits of fruits and vegetables.
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Read the list of topic sentences in this worksheet. Write a concluding statement for each topic sentence.
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Read the paragraphs in this worksheet. Choose the most appropriate concluding sentence.
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