Class 6 English Worksheet for Paragraph Writing

Class 6 English Worksheet for Paragraph Writing
Class 6 English Worksheet for Paragraph Writing

Class 6 English Worksheet for Paragraph Writing

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Write with Purpose: Skill-Building Paragraph Practice for Class 6

This Class 6 worksheet strengthens paragraph-writing skills through meaningful, real-life and value-based topics. Students learn to organise ideas, explain concepts clearly, and support thoughts with examples. With themes like technology use, water conservation, sports, manners, and reading habits, learners practise writing logically and thoughtfully—moving beyond simple descriptions to structured, well-developed paragraphs.

Why Paragraph Writing Matters in Grammar?

Paragraph writing is crucial in Class 6 as students prepare for advanced writing tasks. This topic is important because:
1. It helps children express ideas with clarity and logical flow. 
2. It improves critical thinking through cause–effect, examples, and explanations. 
3. It builds strong grammar, sentence structure, and vocabulary. 
4. It prepares students for essays, reports, and long-form writing in higher grades.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

🏅 Exercise 1 – Value of Sports in Life 
Students explain physical, mental, and social benefits of sports.

📱 Exercise 2 – Technology in Daily Life 
Learners describe how technology helps and the precautions needed.

💧 Exercise 3 – Saving Water 
Students write about causes of water shortage and steps to save water.

🤝 Exercise 4 – Good Manners 
Learners discuss polite behaviour and the importance of good manners.

📚 Exercise 5 – My Favourite Book 
Students describe the book, storyline, characters, and why it inspired them.

ANSWER KEY  (For Parents & Educators)

These questions require original expression. Below are sample guidance paragraphs.

Exercise 1 – Value of Sports in Life 
Sample Answer: 
Sports help us stay fit and active. They improve strength, flexibility, and stamina. Sports also develop confidence and reduce stress. Playing with others teaches teamwork, discipline, and friendship. Overall, sports help us stay healthy both physically and mentally.

Exercise 2 – Technology in Daily Life 
Sample Answer: 
Technology makes our daily tasks easier. We use phones, computers, and apps for studying, shopping, and communication. However, we must use technology wisely by limiting screen time, protecting personal information, and avoiding harmful content.

Exercise 3 – Saving Water 
Sample Answer: 
Water is becoming scarce due to wastage, pollution, and climate change. We can save water by fixing leaks, turning off taps properly, collecting rainwater, and avoiding unnecessary use. Every small effort helps protect this precious resource.

Exercise 4 – Good Manners 
Sample Answer: 
Good manners mean being polite, respectful, and considerate. Saying “please,” “thank you,” and “sorry” shows kindness. Good manners make relationships strong and create a positive environment at home and school.

Exercise 5 – My Favourite Book 
Sample Answer: 
My favourite book is “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.” It tells the story of Harry, a brave boy who discovers he is a wizard. The adventure, magic, and strong friendships inspire me to be courageous and loyal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

They should use clear topic sentences and add well-developed supporting details.

Creating a short outline before writing keeps ideas organised.

They may summarise too quickly; prompting “How do you know?” builds depth.