What should a concluding statement do?

It restates the main idea in new words without adding a new fact. Write a Concluding Statement has a four-point checklist students use on each ending they write.

What topics do these sheets use?

The hooks sheet uses why sleep matters, learning to ride a bike and protecting the oceans. The conclusion sheet uses paragraphs about penguins, washing your hands and solar panels.

6th Grade Introductions and Conclusions Worksheets

Ages 11-12 · Free previews · Print-ready PDFs

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

An introduction hooks the reader, and a conclusion wraps up the main idea. This page holds 2 worksheets for 6th grade, each with an answer key. Hooks for Strong Introductions models five kinds of hooks for an essay about the Moon, and Write a Concluding Statement adds endings to 3 informative paragraphs. The sheets carry W.6.2.A and W.6.2.F.

6th Grade Grammar & Writing Informative Writing Introductions and conclusions Clear All

Hook Your Reader With Strong Introductions

Grade6th Grade

TopicInformative Writing

Write a Concluding Statement

Grade6th Grade

TopicInformative Writing

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Frequently Asked Questions

Hooks for Strong Introductions shows five kinds: a question, a fact, a quote, an anecdote and a scene. Students write two named hooks for each of 3 topics.

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