Book Conclusion Writing Worksheet

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📚 Learning Goals & Planning

WALT: We Are Learning To write a convincing conclusion that persuades readers to read a children's book.

Success Criteria:

✓ I can summarise the book without spoiling the ending
✓ I can use persuasive language to convince readers
✓ I can write a clear concluding sentence
✓ I can use proper spelling and punctuation

1. Choose your book and complete this information:

Book title: _________________________________

Author: ____________________________________

Main character: _____________________________

2. What type of reader would enjoy this book? (Tick all that apply)

Adventure lovers

Fantasy fans

Mystery solvers

Comedy seekers

Animal lovers

Friendship stories

3. List THREE exciting things that happen in the book (without spoiling the ending):

1. _________________________________________________

2. _________________________________________________

3. _________________________________________________

✏️ Writing Your Conclusion

4. Opening sentence - Introduce the book and grab attention:

Sentence starter: "If you love _______ stories, then _______ by _______ is the perfect book for you!"

5. Middle sentences - Give reasons why readers should read it (2-3 sentences):

Use these persuasive words: exciting, hilarious, amazing, thrilling, unforgettable, incredible

6. Choose the BEST concluding sentence:

"This book is really good and you should read it."

"Don't miss out on this fantastic adventure - pick up this book today!"

"I think some people might like this book."

"You will absolutely love every page of this incredible story!"

🌟 Final Draft & Extension

7. Write your complete conclusion paragraph here:

8. Extension Activity: Create a star rating and mini-review:

My rating: ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ (colour in your rating)

One-sentence review: _________________________________

_________________________________________________

Differentiation Support:

• Use the sentence starters provided
• Work with a partner to share ideas
• Use the word bank for persuasive language
• Advanced learners: Add a comparison to another book or author