Saturday, February 16, 2013

Writing Conclusions for Elementary School Students!

Throughout my tutoring experience, I have found that many students of all ages have difficulty writing conclusion sentences. A good activity for elementary students is to give them a topic sentence and then tell them they need to write a conclusion that expresses the SAME IDEA but use DIFFERENT WORDS. They should NOT add new information (ie details) in their conclusion. It is extremely important to give them examples.

Topic:  Winter sports are lots of fun.

Conclusion:  I always look forward to participating in winter sports.

Topic:  Last summer, I went to Hawaii with my family.

Conclusion: I enjoyed spending time with my family in Hawaii.

Here are some other topics your student can try:

Topic: Students should not wear uniforms at school.

Conclusion:______________________________________________

Topic: It is important to eat a variety of fruits and vegetables if you would like to have a healthy diet.

Conclusion:______________________________________________

Topic: I will never forget my first day of fourth grade.

Conclusion: ______________________________________________

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