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Snack Attack Writing Worksheet
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Snack Attack Writing Worksheet
Complete each sentence with an interesting opening. You could use an adverb, such as “Carefully,” or a prepositional phrase, such as “Near the station entrance,”. Add a comma after your opening.
1.____________________, a woman waited for her bus with a paper bag beside her.
2.____________________, she spotted a small box of crackers on the seat.
3.____________________, a boy sat down on the other end of the seat.
4.____________________, the boy reached towards the crackers.
5.____________________, the woman frowned and folded her arms.
6.____________________, the two strangers shared the last few crackers.
7.____________________, the woman found her own box of crackers tucked inside her tote bag.
Put the Story in Order
The events below are mixed up. Write 1–6 beside them to show the order that makes sense. Then use the events to write a paragraph.
8.Write the order number for this event: The boy offered the woman the final cracker, then hurried to catch his bus.
9.Write the order number for this event: A woman waited at the bus stop with her shopping.
10.Write the order number for this event: She blushed when she discovered that she had judged the boy unfairly.
11.Write the order number for this event: A boy sat beside her and began eating from the cracker box on the seat.
12.Write the order number for this event: Once the boy had gone, she noticed an unopened box of crackers in her tote bag.
13.Write the order number for this event: Feeling cross, she took a cracker too, believing the boy was eating her snack.
14.Use the six events in the correct order to write a paragraph. Join ideas smoothly and check your capital letters and full stops.
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