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Build confident young writers with this Paragraph Writing Unit for 1st and 2nd grade! Designed to support research, organization, and informational writing skills, this comprehensive writing unit focuses on inform and explain paragraph structure.
Build confident young writers with this Paragraph Writing Unit for 1st and 2nd grade! Designed to support research, organization, and informational writing skills, this comprehensive writing unit focuses on inform and explain paragraph structure. Students will learn how to introduce a topic, give and explain a detail (or more), and wrap up with a clear sense of closure.
Our goal? Independent paragraph writing by the end of the year—and this resource helps get your students there!
This paragraph writing unit for 1st and 2nd grade includes everything you need to introduce, model, and guide students through writing informative paragraphs. It’s perfect for teaching research-based writing, building structure, and reinforcing strong writing habits.
What’s Included:
Teacher Resources
Graphic Organizers
Publishing Pages
QR Code Research Cards
Assessment Tools
Student Paragraph Samples
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Morgan H. –
This was a great resource for my 3rd graders. Thank you!
laura reyes –
Love this resource!!
Sheila Burke –
This resource was so helpful in illustrating how paragraphs are formed! Thank you.
Sophia R. –
This was a great resource for my 1st grade classroom!
Dorothy K. –
This resource does a great job of breaking down the writing process. The writing graphic organizers/templates are really helpful. Teachers can choose the one that best fits their needs and the grade level of students. I will use this resource for many years to come.
Think Outside the Bun –
Thanks!
Heather W. –
This was such an amazing resource for teaching my students how to write paragraphs!
The Honeybee Teacher –
I love your writing units.
Treasa B. –
great resource
Tonni C. –
LOVE, love, love! THANK YOU!
Elizabeth D. –
This is a wonderful resource to use with students for writing.
Meredith J. –
love this resource!
Barbara K. –
This is a great resource to help teach and demonstrate paragraph writing. It is easy to use and is targeted at primary students.
The Learning Company –
Such a helpful resource!! Thank you!
Miss Vermillion –
Great writing resource since my program was lacking.
Nashanti Morrison –
Highlighting and underlining helped my students obtain a better understanding of everything!