How do you write a good conclusion?

A conclusion ends a paragraph by telling the main idea again in new words, and it can leave the reader with a final thought. The conclusion sheet gives a paragraph and a checklist.

What are linking words?

Linking words such as and, but, so and because join two ideas in one sentence. The linking words sheet asks students to join pairs of sentences with a word from a bank (W.3.1.C).

Do these worksheets have answer keys?

Yes. All three sheets include a key with a marking guide and model answers.

What writing skills do 3rd graders need?

Third graders write opinion pieces with linked reasons (CCSS W.3.1), informative texts that group facts (W.3.2) and narratives with dialogue and description (W.3.3). They also plan, revise and edit their work (W.3.5) and use capitals, commas and quotation marks correctly (L.3.2).

How do I help my child write a strong opening and ending?

Teach a hook for the first sentence, like a question to the reader, and a conclusion that restates the main idea in new words. The hook and conclusion sheets give an example and a checklist.

Do the 3rd grade writing worksheets have answer keys?

Yes. All 15 new sheets include an answer key with a marking guide and a model response.

3rd Grade Introductions, Conclusions and Transitions Worksheets

Ages 8-9 · Free previews · Print-ready PDFs

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

Free printable introductions, conclusions and transitions worksheets for 3rd grade students (Ages 8-9). Aligned to Common Core standards. Ready to print.

3rd Grade Grammar & Writing Writing Topics Introductions, conclusions and transitions Clear All

Hook Your Reader with a Question

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Use Linking Words in Writing

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Use Transition Phrases in Writing

GradeGrades 4 & 3

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Write a Strong Conclusion

GradeGrades 4 & 3

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Write a Strong Conclusion for a Paragraph

Grade3rd Grade

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Write a Strong Introduction

GradeGrades 4 & 3

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Frequently Asked Questions

A hook is a first sentence that makes readers want to read more. A question hook asks the reader something, like "Did you know a magnet can pick up a paper clip without touching it?" The hook sheet gives an example and asks for question hooks.

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3rd Grade Introductions, Conclusions and Transitions Worksheets

Hook Your Reader with a Question

Use Linking Words in Writing

Use Transition Phrases in Writing

Write a Strong Conclusion

Write a Strong Conclusion for a Paragraph

Write a Strong Introduction

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a hook in 3rd grade writing?

How do you write a good conclusion?

What are linking words?

Do these worksheets have answer keys?

What writing skills do 3rd graders need?

How do I help my child write a strong opening and ending?

Do the 3rd grade writing worksheets have answer keys?

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