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Kindergarten Writing Prompts Challenge worksheets

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Kindergarten · Ela

Writing Prompts Challenge practice

Solve each question. Show your work where needed.

Which detail would best support a story about overcoming a challenge?
A. The character practises, tries again, and finally succeeds.B. The sky is blue on many days.C. A list of unrelated objects appears.
Which opening most clearly introduces a description of a special place?
A. Places can be different.B. My grandmother’s garden is filled with jasmine, birdsong, and warm sunlight.C. This is my writing assignment.
Which prompt asks the writer to explain an opinion with reasons?
A. List five lunch foods.B. Should students have a longer lunch break? Explain why or why not.C. Copy the words “lunch break”.
Which detail would best support a story about overcoming a challenge? (Set 2)
A. The character practises, tries again, and finally succeeds.B. The sky is blue on many days.C. A list of unrelated objects appears.

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