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Paragraph writing for Class 4 — topics with hints and samples

Free paragraph writing worksheets for Class 4: 10 paragraph topics with hints (my school, my best friend, my favourite festival, a rainy day, trees …) and a sample paragraph for each in the answer key.

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Paragraph writing — set A (Class 4)Paragraph writing — set B (Class 4)

Paragraph writing — set A

Class 4 · Worksheet 1 · set 2
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Write a paragraph of 60–80 words. Use the hints.

  1. My Pet. Hints: which animal — name — how it looks — what it eats — what it does — why you love it.
  2. My Favourite Festival. Hints: name of the festival — when it comes — how you celebrate — food — why you like it.
  3. My School. Hints: name and place — building — teachers — what you do there — why you like it.

Paragraph writing — set B

Class 4 · Worksheet 2 · set 2
Name:Date:Marks:

Write a paragraph of 60–80 words. Use the hints.

  1. A Visit to the Zoo. Hints: when and with whom — animals you saw — what you enjoyed most — how you felt.
  2. Cleanliness. Hints: why it matters — personal cleanliness — clean home and school — dustbins — result.
  3. My Mother. Hints: what she does every day — how she helps you — her nature — your feelings.

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How long should a paragraph be in Class 4?

About 60–80 words, or 6–8 sentences, about one topic.

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