Use linking words and phrases (e.g., because, therefore, since, for example) to connect opinion and reasons.
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Choose the correct transition word/phrase from a word bank, then write it in the blank to complete each sentence.
Core Standard: W.3.1.C
A good writes uses transition words to connect the events and ideas. Practice writing multiple thoughts with transition words/phrases (first, next, etc) .
Core Standard: W.3.1.C
Choose any five transition words or phrases that compare or limit ideas. Write sentences using each as a transition.
Core Standard: W.3.1.C
Choose any five transition words or phrases that can be used to contrast or link similar ideas. Then write sentences using each as a transition.
Core Standard: W.3.1.C
Choose any five transition words or phrases that can be used to show cause and effect.Then write sentences using each as a transition.
Core Standard: W.3.1.C
Choose any five transition words or phrases that can be used to offer a summary, an example, or a conclusion. Write sentences using each as a transition.
Core Standard: W.3.1.C
Why and how do you think chameleons change their color? Provide reasons, examples, and facts to support the main idea. Use the transitional words to link your opinion to reasons, examples, and details.
Core Standard: W.3.1.C