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Organize With Headings

Grade 5 Writing Worksheet

NameDate

Write two headings for the topic. Write two details under each heading.

  1. Topic: dolphins.

    Heading 1
    Detail
    Detail
    Heading 2
    Detail
    Detail
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About this worksheet

Headings group related information so that a reader can find what they need. Each heading names an idea, and the details under it all belong to that idea. On this fifth grade sheet a child gets one topic and writes two headings with two details under each.

Each version has a different topic, and the grown-up checks that the details match their heading.

What your child will learn

  • Name a group of ideas with a heading
  • Put related details together
  • Keep each detail under the right heading
  • Plan before writing

Common Core standard: W.5.2.A

Worked example

Topic: dolphins. Heading: What dolphins eat. Details: fish, squid.

Common mistake

Putting a detail under a heading it does not fit.

Helpful hint

Ask what each detail is about, and put details about the same thing together.

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with organize with headings?

Putting a detail under a heading it does not fit.

How can I help my child with organize with headings?

Ask what each detail is about, and put details about the same thing together.

Are these 5th grade writing worksheets free to print?

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