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Kindergarten Opinion Writing Worksheets

23 printable Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheets on Opinion Writing. Every sheet has an answer key — 23 in all. 2 activity types: Organizer Page, Write And Draw. The first three worksheets are free to download; All Access opens the rest and every answer key.

On these sheets: cats or dogs; the best food; sunny or rainy days; a favorite animal; and more in the full list below. Each sheet is marked with the week it was written for: weeks 2 to 34 of Phonics, Decoding, and Early Fluency, Kindergarten.

What is in this set: Write And Draw (17) and Organizer Page (6).

Practice pages support a program; they are not the lesson. These sheets reinforce Grammar Garden — Kindergarten, the dedicated K–5 language and writing curriculum from Faith Readers. See every program →

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Includes 2 activity types: Organizer Page, Write And Draw.

Write And Draw 1: cats or dogs (opinion) Free Worksheet 1 of 23
Organizer Page 1 Free Worksheet 2 of 23
Write And Draw 2: the best food (opinion) Free Worksheet 3 of 23
Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing. Write And Draw 3: sunny or rainy days (opinion)
Write And Draw 3: sunny or rainy days (opinion) All Access
Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing. Write And Draw 4: a favorite animal (opinion)
Write And Draw 4: a favorite animal (opinion) All Access
Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing. Write And Draw 5: a favorite game (opinion)
Write And Draw 5: a favorite game (opinion) All Access
Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing. Organizer Page 2: What is your favorite animal God made? Draw it and your reasons.
Organizer Page 2: What is your favorite animal God made? Draw it and your reasons. All Access
Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing. Write And Draw 6: a favorite place (opinion)
Write And Draw 6: a favorite place (opinion) All Access
Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing. Write And Draw 7: a favorite Bible story (opinion)
Write And Draw 7: a favorite Bible story (opinion) All Access
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All 23 worksheets in this set

  • Write And Draw 1: cats or dogs (opinion) Free PDF
  • Organizer Page 1 Free PDF
  • Write And Draw 2: the best food (opinion) Free PDF
  • Write And Draw 3: sunny or rainy days (opinion)
  • Write And Draw 4: a favorite animal (opinion)
  • Write And Draw 5: a favorite game (opinion)
  • Organizer Page 2: What is your favorite animal God made? Draw it and your reasons.
  • Write And Draw 6: a favorite place (opinion)
  • Write And Draw 7: a favorite Bible story (opinion)
  • Write And Draw 8: the best job at home (opinion)
  • Organizer Page 3: What is the best food to eat? Draw it and your reasons.
  • Write And Draw 9: big or little pets (opinion)
  • Write And Draw 10: a favorite song (opinion)
  • Write And Draw 11: the best place to read (opinion)
  • Organizer Page 4: What is your favorite Bible story? Draw it and your reasons.
  • Write And Draw 12: a favorite fruit (opinion)
  • Write And Draw 13: a favorite time of year (opinion)
  • Write And Draw 14: showing love at home (opinion)
  • Organizer Page 5
  • Write And Draw 15: playing outside (opinion)
  • Write And Draw 16: fish or bird (opinion)
  • Organizer Page 6
  • Write And Draw 17: the best part of church (opinion)

Teaching Opinion Writing

What it is

Opinion writing says what the child thinks and then gives a reason: the best season is summer, because we swim. The opinion comes easily; the reason is the part that has to be taught.

When a child is ready

Begin once the child writes a sentence independently and can answer why do you think so out loud.

If they struggle

Give the frame in speech first, I think this because that, and let the child finish it aloud before writing. If the reason is only that they like it, ask one more question: what do you like about it? Keep the topics close to home, since a child cannot give reasons about something they have never experienced.

This skill in other grades: Grade 1 · Grade 3 · Grade 4 · Grade 5

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