Class 3 Informative Paragraph Writing Worksheet
Class 3 Informative Paragraph Writing Worksheet
Facts That Inform! Paragraph Writing Skills for Class 3
This Grade 3 worksheet, Writing Informative Paragraphs, helps children learn how to turn simple facts into clear and meaningful paragraphs. Through five engaging tasks—writing about the Sun, tigers, a mango tree, healthy eating, and the Moon—students learn to organise information, use factual details, and write with purpose. Each exercise encourages observation, clarity, and strong sentence formation.
Why “Writing Informative Paragraphs” Matters in Grammar?
1. It strengthens paragraph structure with topic sentences, facts, and explanations.
2. It builds scientific and everyday vocabulary through factual topics.
3. It helps students express information clearly using logical sequencing.
4. It develops confidence in writing by encouraging young learners to explain what they know.
What’s Inside This Worksheet?
Exercise 1 – Facts About the Sun
Students use three given facts to write a short, meaningful paragraph.
(Page 3 shows the writing lines and the three key facts: “gives light,” “gives heat,” and “it is a star.”)
Exercise 2 – Tiger Paragraph
Learners write a paragraph about tigers using two simple facts.
(Page 4 provides writing space for children to build their own paragraph.)
Exercise 3 – Mango Tree Facts
Students observe the mango tree image on page 5 and write a paragraph using three facts.
Exercise 4 – Eating Healthy
Children explain why healthy food helps our body, using a short guided prompt on page 6.
Exercise 5 – The Moon
Students complete an informative paragraph about the Moon using the word bank on page 7 (phases, sunlight, tides, satellite, etc.).
Sample Informative Paragraph (Example for Students)
The Sun is a huge star that gives us light and heat. It helps plants grow and keeps our Earth warm enough for us to live. Without the Sun, our days would be dark and cold. That is why the Sun is one of the most important parts of our solar system.
Help your child grow into a confident factual writer with this Writing Informative Paragraphs worksheet for Class 3!
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Frequently Asked Questions
It helps students present facts in an organized sequence that is easy for readers to follow.
Details give strength to the main idea and help children form more complete explanations.
They can remind children to start with a main idea and add two to three linked facts.
