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Kindergarten Grammar & Writing: Opinion Writing

15 printable Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheets on Opinion Writing. The first three are free to download; All Access opens all 15.

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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Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing Prompts (Practice Set 2)
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Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing Prompts (Practice Set 3)
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Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing Prompts (Practice Set 4)
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Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing Prompts (Practice Set 5)
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Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing Prompts (Practice Set 6)
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Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheet — Opinion Writing Prompts (Practice Set 7)
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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.

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