These paragraph structure task cards help students practice organizing paragraphs by filling in missing sentences. With multiple-choice and open-ended options, students can strengthen their inference skills. Includes 32 color and blackline cards, Google Slides activity, answer keys, and more.
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SKU: 430606
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| Grade Level | 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, Homeschool |
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Claudia H. –
I used the digital version with my students to practise paraphrasing, and consolidate grammatical aspects in sentence construction. Thank you.
Claudia H. –
I used the digital version with my students to practise paraphrasing, and consolidate grammatical aspects in sentence construction. Thank you.
Carinna Lee –
I’ve used many of her resources. I find it helpful and plan to use it again.
maria M. –
I present a few of the slides each day to my class to demonstrate paragraph structure. The slides provide clear examples of topic, supporting, and concluding sentences. Students tell why they are making choice for which sentence needs to be added to paragraph. Good practice using context clues.
Conner Creations –
These task cards made for a great practice activity for my 3rd grade students in the library.
Amy M. –
I love all of my task cards from Rachel Lynette. They are great for use in small groups with or without a teacher.
Alisha C. –
Great resource for my mild/mod classroom of 6-8th graders. This has helped them focus more on paragraph structure to better understand the concept. Highly recommend!
Alisha C. –
Great resource for my mild/mod classroom of 6-8th graders. This has helped them focus more on paragraph structure to better understand the concept. Highly recommend!
Brenda P. –
These are great visuals for students who are struggling with specific math concepts. A great resource to use with my ELL students as well!
Brenda Armstrong –
These cards are perfect to teach about paragraphs. I even printed a second set and put them in centers. Keep up the good work.