How-To Writing For Kids - Procedural Writing - Episode 5: Writing a Closing

The video tutorial guides viewers on how to write a closing for a piece of writing. It emphasizes the importance of providing closure and suggests techniques like asking a question or expressing hope. The tutorial also includes a practical example of growing a plant, detailing the steps involved. Finally, it demonstrates how to write a closing by revisiting the introduction and crafting a conclusion that ties everything together.

What is the main purpose of a closing in writing?

• To introduce new ideas

• To confuse the reader

• To start a new topic

• To provide a sense of closure

Which of the following is NOT needed to plant a flower?

• Soil

• A rake

• A watering can

• A pot

What should you do after placing seeds in the soil?

• Leave them uncovered

• Place them in the shade

• Cover them with soil

• Add fertilizer immediately

Where should you place the pot after planting the seeds?

• In a cupboard

• In a refrigerator

• In the sun

• In a dark room

What does the narrator hope the tutorial will inspire you to do?

• Become a botanist

• Grow your own plant

• Write a book

• Start a garden business