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Ordering Ideas into Paragraphs

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Ordering Ideas into Paragraphs

Read each question carefully. Choose answers where you can, then practise putting ideas in a clear order.

What makes a paragraph?

1.Which three parts usually help a paragraph share one clear idea?
  • A topic sentence, supporting details and a concluding sentence
  • A heading, a list of names and a question
  • A title page, a picture and a caption
2.Choose the sentence that would make the best opening for a paragraph about making bread.
  • The warm loaf was ready to eat.
  • Making bread at the bakery takes a few careful steps.
  • Next, Arjun put the dough in the oven.
3.What is the main job of linking words such as “next” and “finally”?
  • They help readers follow how ideas or events connect.
  • They tell readers which words are the longest.
  • They replace the topic sentence.
4.Select the words that could show the order of steps in a paragraph.
  • First
  • Flour
  • After that
  • Finally
  • Soft

Put the bakery ideas in order

5.Number these sentences from 1 to 4 to show a sensible order for making a loaf. Write 1 beside the first event and 4 beside the last. A. Arjun baked the loaf until its crust turned golden. B. He mixed flour, water and yeast in a bowl. C. He left the dough to rise in a warm place. D. He shaped the risen dough and placed it in a tin.
6.Write a topic sentence for a paragraph explaining how Arjun gets a tray of rolls ready at the bakery.
7.Write a concluding sentence for a paragraph about preparing rolls. Make it sound like the steps are finished.

Build a paragraph

8.Write one paragraph about how a bakery makes a loaf of bread. Begin with a topic sentence, add two or three details in order using linking words, and finish with a concluding sentence.
9.Add one more supporting detail that could make your paragraph about baking bread clearer or more interesting.

3 printable pages

  • Ordering Ideas into Paragraphs, page 1 of 3: What makes a paragraph?

    Page 1

  • Ordering Ideas into Paragraphs, page 2 of 3: Put the bakery ideas in order

    Page 2

  • Ordering Ideas into Paragraphs, page 3 of 3: Build a paragraph

    Page 3

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