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Jun Writes About Clouds

Kindergarten informative writing: listen to Jun's facts about clouds, find his topic, keep facts on topic, then name your own topic.

KindergartenELAInteractive · Printable

Aligned toW.K.2

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  • Single worksheet
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  • 1 Common Core standard
  • Printable answer key
  • 8 questions
  • Classroom-ready

Details

Format
Interactive · Printable
Grade
Kindergarten
Subject
ELA
Question types
Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer

About this worksheet

What students practice

  • Students name the topic of a short informative piece.
  • Students tell which facts go with a topic and which do not.
  • Students write or dictate a topic and two facts about it.

How to use

Read Jun's writing aloud, then read each question and its choices aloud. For the last two questions, children write or tell their words to an adult who writes them down.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

W.K.2

Use drawing, dictating, and writing to name a topic and give some information about it.

Preview

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Name Date

Jun Writes About Clouds

Name a topic and tell facts about it.

Listen to Jun's writing

Jun wrote facts about something he sees in the sky. Your teacher reads his writing.

Clouds

My topic is clouds.

Clouds float in the sky. Some clouds are white and puffy. Clouds can be big or small.

Dark gray clouds can bring rain. The wind moves clouds across the sky. Clouds can hide the sun.

I like to look at clouds!

Topic and facts

Your teacher reads each question. Write, circle, choose or sort your answers.

1.
What is Jun's topic? Write the word from the word bank.
Word bank: birds · clouds · boats

My topic is  .

2.
Circle the sentence that tells what moves the clouds.

Some clouds are white and puffy.Clouds can be big or small.The wind moves clouds across the sky.Clouds can hide the sun.

3.
Which clouds can bring rain?
  • A. Dark gray clouds
  • B. White, puffy clouds
  • C. Small, thin clouds
4.
Finish two of Jun's facts. Write a word from the word bank in each blank.
Word bank: puffy · hot · sky

Clouds float in the  .
Some clouds are white and  .

5.
Jun wants every fact to be about clouds. Sort the facts. Does each one tell about clouds or about the sun?
It can bring rain.It is very hot.It gives us light.The wind moves it across the sky.It can be white and puffy.It comes up in the morning.
CloudsThe sun
6.
Jun wants to add one more fact. Which fact tells about his topic?
  • A. Birds build nests in trees.
  • B. Some clouds look like animals.
  • C. Kites fly on windy days.

Write about your topic

Write your answer, or tell your teacher the words to write.

7.
Pick something you see outside, like trees, the moon or snow. Name your topic. Finish the sentence: My topic is ___.
8.
Tell two facts about your topic.

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