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Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons and information.

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Grade 4 Writing CCSS: CCRA.W.1, W.4.1
All children should be required to play a sport. Playing a sport helps children stay healthy. Children also learn important skills, such as how to be a team player. From soccer to gymnastics, there are plenty of sports children can enjoy.

Which choice best explains the point of this paragraph?
  1. The author wants to tell about different sports.
  2. The author wants to persuade children to play sports.
  3. The author wants to describe how to play particular sport.
  4. The author wants to show how playing sports is related to healthy eating.
Grade 4 Writing Essays CCSS: CCRA.W.1, W.4.1
Profession - Artist
In your opinion, what is art?
Grade 4 Writing CCSS: CCRA.W.1, W.4.1
All children should be required to play a sport. Playing a sport helps children stay healthy. Children also learn important skills, such as how to be a team player. From soccer to gymnastics, there are plenty of sports children can enjoy.

Which detail does not help support the main point of the paragraph?
  1. All children should be required to play a sport.
  2. Playing a sport helps children stay healthy.
  3. Children also learn important skills, such as how to be a team player.
  4. From soccer to gymnastics, there are plenty of sports children can enjoy.
Grade 4 Writing CCSS: CCRA.W.1, W.4.1
All children should be required to play a sport. Playing a sport helps children stay healthy. Children learn important skills, such as how to be a team player. From soccer to gymnastics, there are plenty of sports children can enjoy.

Read this sentence.
Children learn important skills, such as how to be a team player.

The writer wants to connect this sentence to the sentence before it. Which choice shows how the writer can do that?
  1. However, children learn important skills, such as how to be a team player.
  2. For example, children learn important skills, such as how to be a team player.
  3. Additionally, children learn important skills, such as how to become a team player.
  4. First and foremost, children learn important skills, such as how to become a team player.
Grade 4 Writing CCSS: CCRA.W.1, W.4.1
If you're not getting at least 8 hours of sleep a night, you should be. Sleep is very important. Kids who get less than 8 hours of sleep a night show up to school tired. They have trouble paying attention. This causes their grades to drop. If they got enough sleep, this would not be a problem.

The writer wants to add a conclusion to this paragraph. Which sentence should the writer add?
  1. Doctors recommend that kids get 8 to 9 hours of sleep a night.
  2. Adults do not need to follow the same sleep schedule as kids do.
  3. It is very important that kids get at least 8 hours of sleep a night.
  4. Kids should not fall asleep while watching television or listening to music.
Grade 4 Writing CCSS: CCRA.W.1, W.4.1
If you're not getting at least 8 hours of sleep a night, you should be. Sleep is very important. Kids who get less than 8 hours of sleep a night show up to school tired. They have trouble paying attention. This causes their grades to drop. If they got enough sleep, this would not be a problem.

What is the point of this paragraph?
  1. Kids need to get enough sleep each night.
  2. Kids who don't get sleep get bad grades in school.
  3. Parents should make their kids go to bed earlier at night.
  4. Teachers have to deal with students who do not go to bed on time.
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