A paragraph and its title

            A paragraph is a group of sentences about one idea. Readers call the idea the title. All the sentences in a paragraph talk about the title.

The title tells what the paragraph is about. You can guess what happen in the

paragraph before reading by looking at the title of it first. For examples, the title My Rabbit will tell you everything about the rabbit and the title The Fruits I Like will tell you about my favorite fruits. So before the writer writes a paragraph, he or she has to think of the title first. After he or she finds a suitable title, he or she has to write some sentences to talk about it. Now can you think of a title and write few sentences to describe it?

Tips: Writing a paragraph - Think about the title - Think of few sentences to describe it. - Write the title and the sentences below it. Look at figure 1 for help.