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Weekend Paragraph Writing
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Weekend Paragraph Writing
📋 Part 1: Plan and Prepare
1. List three things you did on the long weekend. Write short notes:
2. Choose the best topic sentence for a paragraph about your weekend:
I had a long weekend and did lots of different things.
The weather is nice in spring and summer in New Zealand.
I ate breakfast this morning before school.
3. Tick descriptive words you might use in your paragraph (choose any):
exciting
relaxing
sunny
tiring
fun
✏️ Part 2: Write, Revise and Share
4. Write your paragraph here (aim for 5–8 sentences). Remember: start with a topic sentence, add details, and finish with a closing sentence.
5. Peer check: Read your partner’s paragraph. Tick each box that is true.
The paragraph has a clear topic sentence.
Most sentences use past tense verbs (e.g., went, saw, played).
Sentences start with capital letters and end with full stops.
There is a closing sentence that finishes the paragraph.
6. Edit: Find two things to correct. Write the corrected sentence or word below.
7. Draw a small picture to match your paragraph (optional).
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