English · Stage 2
Two or Three Sentences
Writing — put two or three sentences together that all stick to one topic
✦ English📘 Stage 2 · S2⏱ ~10 min🧒 Ages 6–7★ Free to start
compose two or three linked sentences on a topic — a first idea, then one that adds more about the same thing
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Kavi Adds Another Sentence
"One sentence can start an idea," said Kavi, "but two or three sentences can tell a whole little story! The trick is to stick to one topic — say a first idea, then add more about the same thing. Let's write some together."
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What your child will learn
1All about my catTap each line to hear it. Notice how every sentence is about the same topic — my cat. The first names the idea, and the next ones add more about it.
2Start an idea, then add morePick one topic. Write a first sentence about it, then one or two more that add MORE about the same thing.
3First sentence: "I have a dog."
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A peek inside
Watch me add a sentence. My topic is my bag. First idea: "I have a new bag." Now I add MORE about the same bag: "It is blue." Both sentences are about one thing. What is my topic?
topic = my bag → first idea → add more about the bag
Try this at home: First sentence: 'I have a red ball.' Add one sentence that sticks to the topic.
Part of English · Stage 2 · S2 on KAVI Academy — a secular, whole-child learning platform for ages 5–12.